PARTNER CONTENT FOR MILAIDHOO ISLAND MALDIVES
Milaidhoo Island Maldives BAA ATOLL, MALDIVES
The Maldives conjures up images of paradise islands and crystal clear waters, and that’s exactly what Milaidhoo Island delivers. Enjoy luxury and privacy at this intimate 13-acre resort in the heart of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which strives to exceed guests’ expectations at every turn
LOCATION Easily reached via a 35-minute seaplane flight from Malé, Maldivian-owned Milaidhoo Island Maldives offers an indulgent taste of small-island living. The resort has 50 villas, three restaurants and stylish, thoughtful decor designed and created by local designers and artisans using responsibly sourced materials.
ACCOMMODATION Each of Milaidhoo’s private villas has been designed by a Maldivian architect, with conservation front of mind, ensuring minimum impact on the coral reef. The accommodation was created to seamlessly fuse indoor and outdoor living. Each villa opens up 180 degrees, inviting the
natural elements in, while the materials used blend effortlessly with modern, sustainable architecture. Each thatched-roof villa is serviced by private butlers and features a generous private pool within lush tropical surroundings.
44 Water babies can opt for the breathtaking
5,100sq ft Ocean Residence — an incredibly spacious and authentically designed thatched- roof villa on stilts with unparalleled views of the Indian Ocean. There’s even a ‘secret’ loft deck hidden inside the roof, which is the perfect place for guests to chill out with a glass of wine while looking out over the water. Those who prefer dry land can choose one of
Milaidhoo’s two 5325sq ft Beach Residences, created to showcase luxurious, informal, outdoor island living. The bedroom has floor-to-ceiling windows framing the private beach and ocean beyond, which open up to the huge sun deck, complete with its own 645sq ft private freshwater infinity pool. Subtly luxurious, the resort encourages
visitors to ditch their mobile phones and discover the island through their senses and experiences. The intimate resort is set in the heart of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the Baa Atoll region and strives to introduce guests to the very
best the Maldives has to offer. Proudly rooted in local island traditions, Milaidhoo curates a bespoke selection of experiences to showcase the destination. Foodies can learn to master time-honoured recipes, handed down through generations. They can join local fishermen for the catch of the day and learn how to craft a traditional dhoni and the history behind it, rather than just take a ride on one. Guests are also able to discover the spectacular Maldivian sea life with a visit to Hanifaru Bay, a marine protected area which attracts the largest seasonal groupings of manta rays in the world, as well as being one of the best places to spot whale sharks in the Maldives.
DINING Culinary experiences are also a highlight at Milaidhoo; focusing on authentic, light food with traditional flavours. Two bars and three world- class restaurants are on offer, including the island’s signature Maldivian restaurant, Ba’theli.
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