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For beaches of almost uniform perfection in a flawless setting of crystal clear ocean, look no further than the Maldives, the ultimate in luxury holiday escapes. Close to twelve hundred islands are scattered like exotic petals across the Arabian Sea.


This garland of twenty six ring-shaped atolls is home to the very finest, whiter than white powdered sand beaches, and luminescent turquoise blue open water blessed with dazzling coral reefs and tropically colourful marine life.


Each resort in Maldives is its own private island, barely rising above sea level, offering some of the best diving and snorkelling opportunities to be found anywhere in the world. The water clarity is little short of astonishing, enabling dazzling views of school after school of brightly coloured tropical fish, superbly varied coral walls and quite magnificent sea caves. Venture further out to discover turtles, sharks, manta rays, and the world’s largest fish, the whale shark, particularly evidenced through October and November.


Paddle boarding, massages, private dining, island hopping, dolphin spotting, picnicking and scenic sunset cruises and flights by seaplane are some alternative ways of mitigating carefree holiday relaxation.


Conrad Maldives Rangali Island


» Stay 7 nights from 6th October ‘22 » Half board | Beach Villa


» Includes 25% discount on room & Seaplane transfers


From £4,895pp


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Expertise, service and perfectly personalised holidays


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