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PAID CONTENT FOR MILAIHOO MALDIVES


Milaihoo Maldives BAA ATOLL, MALDIVES


Milaidhoo, a luxury private island in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Baa Atoll, is a haven for those seeking extraordinary encounters with nature. Endless blue horizons spark a yearning for adventure, fulfilled by unforgettable experiences such as sunset dhoni cruises, island-hopping and deep-sea fishing expeditions, where travellers might spot manta rays and dolphins gliding through the waves. The overwater villas at Milaidhoo are


sanctuaries where every detail is meticulously attended to by a dedicated island host. Sunlight streams through doors and windows that open to the ocean breeze, bringing the blues of the sea into each tranquil space. Each villa, as well as the sublime two-bedroom residence featuring a private gym and yoga lounge, is anchored by a freshwater infinity pool with direct access to a vibrant coral reef teeming with marine life. For those seeking privacy on land, the Pool


Beach Villas and Residences are steps away from the shore. These retreats feature expansive wooden decks, large infinity pools and private beaches


overlooking the Indian Ocean, creating a sun-drenched idyll of secluded luxury. When it comes to wellness, Serenity Spa offers


a variety of natural treatments such as kundalini energy healing, abhyanga ayurvedic massage and sacral chakra balancing. Guests can also practice vinyasa yoga in a pavilion floating above the sea, where fluid movements calm the mind, energise the body and reconnect the spirit. Milaidhoo’s connection to local traditions offers


guests an authentic experience of Maldivian island living. The resort’s signature restaurant, Ba’theli, floats in the lagoon and is inspired by traditional cargo boats. Here, a Spice Route degustation menu takes guests on a culinary journey, celebrating the flavours of the Maldives and beyond. Guests can also discover the mysteries of the


sea with guided snorkelling adventures led by Milaidhoo’s resident marine biologist. For a truly unforgettable escape, guests can choose to spend a night on a secluded sandbank. Here, a temporary ocean-edge abode provides all the comforts of a Milaidhoo villa under the canopy of a starlit sky.


DON’T MISS Savour gourmet dishes and cocktails at Ba’theli, a one-of-a-kind restaurant set on a beautiful boat in the lagoon


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Serenity Spa • Ocean Stories Aquatic and PADI Centre


• 3 restaurants and 3 bars • Private pool villas & residences • Adult-focused property


KEY ACTIVITIES • Manta ray reunion • Spa retreats • Sleeping under the stars • Dolphin-watching • Maldivian cooking class


KEY TREATMENTS • Serenity under the stars • Milaidhoo signature massage • Chakra balancing


GET IN TOUCH milaidhoo.com T: +960 660 77 88 E: welcome@milaidhoo.com


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