PAID CONTENT FOR RADISSON BLU RESORT MALDIVES
Radisson Blu Resort Maldives SOUTH ARI ATOLL, MALDIVES
THE RADISSON BLU RESORT MALDIVES IS ON A PRIVATE ISLAND WITHIN THE SOUTH ARI ATOLL, ONE OF THE MALDIVES’ MOST SPECTACULAR MARINE PROTECTED AREAS
With 128 elegant villas designed for families, couples and solo adventurers, this resort blends contemporary luxury with authentic Maldivian charm. Guests arrive via a scenic 30-minute seaplane flight from Velana International Airport, landing at the resort’s jetty. From the moment guests step ashore, an atmosphere of understated elegance and warm hospitality welcomes them to this home away from home.
Villas for every kind of traveller Whether you’re seeking seclusion, reconnection or pure adventure, each villa at Radisson Blu Resort Maldives is thoughtfully designed to suit a variety of travel styles. Choose from one-, two- or three- bedroom villas, located along a white sandy beach or set gracefully above the turquoise lagoon. All villas offer generous space, private infinity
pools, floor-to-ceiling glass doors and sophisticated interiors crafted from natural materials like teak and soft linens. For multi-generational holidays or celebratory gatherings, the expansive villas provide
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a perfect setting to create unforgettable memories in true Maldivian style.
A world of flavour awaits Guests can begin their days with a decadent champagne breakfast served on a floating tray in your private pool. Enjoy a laid-back lunch between dips in the resort’s two freshwater pools, feasting on freshly grilled seafood at the beach or pool bar. Evenings bring an elevated experience, with
overwater fine dining at the resort’s signature restaurants. From locally caught reef fish to exquisitely seared Wagyu steak, each dish is crafted with passion and precision. For a uniquely intimate experience, Dining by Design offers private meals on the beach, overwater or in guests’ villas, each setting curated to reflect the occasion and mood.
Unrivalled marine adventures The resort is perfectly positioned for world-class diving and snorkelling, with direct access to the South Ari Marine Protected Area (SAMPA) — one
of the few places on Earth where whale sharks can be seen year-round. Between December and April, sightings are particularly frequent, drawing marine enthusiasts from around the world. The PADI 5-Star Dive Centre caters to all
experience levels, offering beginner lessons, advanced excursions and night dives. Certified divers can explore coral reefs teeming with life, discover shipwrecks and encounter manta rays, turtles and nurse sharks. Snorkellers can join guided tours led by the
resort’s expert crew or resident marine biologist, with opportunities to swim alongside whale sharks and other marine marvels.
Thrills above and below the water For thrill-seekers, the resort offers an array of exhilarating watersports including jet-skiing, parasailing, wakeboarding, Seabobs and electric foils. For those preferring a slower pace, options include catamaran sailing, kayaking, pedal boats and stand-up paddleboarding.
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