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TRAVEL - THE MALDIVES


ONE&ONLY REETHI RAH


Located on one of the largest islands in North Male Atoll, it’s a jewel amongst a string of coral atolls, lagoons and white sands. This all villa resort delivers guests various dining options with stunning views. It’s popular with celebrities. More expensive than other islands but for reasons of style and surroundings.


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HURAWALHI ISLAND RESORT This resort offers the perfect blend of intimacy and thrill! Ninety villas, adults only and also home to the famous 5.8 Undersea Restaurant – 5.8 metres below the sea – where the dining experience is as much about the culinary delights as it is the design masterpiece that is the glass restaurant affording views of the sealife as you dine! www.hurawalhi.com


ATMOSPHERE KANIFUSHI


The staff are what make this island a lovely experience; they go all out to make your stay a memorable one. The island boasts Just Veg, a fabulous vegetarian restaurant considered number one in the Maldives. As a meat eater I was sceptical, but actually came away not realising I hadn’t eaten meat! The Teppanyaki is also a


fabulous experience with a lovely setting above the water. They offer an all-inclusive and platinum all-inclusive package as do Kuramathi and I’d always recommend the platinum!


TRANSFERS Depending on which island you’re staying on, a seaplane transfer might be preferable to a boat transfer – quicker, more scenic and less bumpy! Be warned that at times, your luggage may travel after you in another plane, it depends on the weight in the plane!


WEATHER Two distinct seasons: the dry season begins in November and runs through to April; the wet or rainy season begins in May and lasts through to October. However, all year round you’ll enjoy sunshine, which is why it’s so popular!


PACK PROTECTION You’ll need a high factor, which doesn’t mean you won’t tan, you just prevent the burn. Go organic with Soleil Toujours, their SPF50 Mineral based sunscreen continuous mist broad spectrum is so easy to spray on so. The Extreme UV Mineral Sunscreen SPF45 for the face smells lovely and keeps your face protected from harm- ful rays and new to the range we loved the SPF30 Organic Set + Protect Micro Mist, protects AND also sets make-up!


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