Opening its gates to tourists back in 1981, the Asdu Sun Island Resort Maldives knows your needs and wants for your paradise holiday. Not to be confused with cheap, the Asdu Sun Maldives has surprisingly affordable packages within your budget’s reach. If you want to get the best value for your hard earned money, then Asdu Sun Island Maldives is the perfect choice.

Asdu Sun Maldives Dive Center

The Asdu Sun Resort Maldives has a dive center which provides first-class facilities as well as experienced professional instructors. You can also opt to acquire a scuba diving certification if you’re new to the world of this thrilling activity. Diving excursions at the Asdu Sun Maldives’ dive center offer endless sightings of various marine species. Scuba diving at the Asdu Sun Resort Maldives is truly an enticing and unforgettable experience.

Banyan Tree Maldives Tented Villas

Each of the six tented villa accommodations at the Banyan Tree Maldives has a large floor area of approximately 262sqm, carefully designed and plotted to give a feeling of pure comfort and rejuvenation. This one-of-a-kind guest room is divided into three sub-tents, which serves differently in function, as the bedroom, bath area, and living room. In the middle of these sub-tents in Banyan Tree Maldives is a lavishly rendered private pool.

The Banyan Tree Maldives Tented Villa is really what separates this island resort from its competitors. Plush rattan handicrafted furniture, timber flooring, premium tent canopies, combined with the deserted island feeling of a Robinson Crusoe getaway is what the Banyan Tree Maldives boasts. Words can merely describe your holiday experience at the Banyan Tree Maldives.

Activities at the Banyan Tree Maldives

Just because the tented villas could only accommodate a limited number of guests does not necessarily mean that the Banyan Tree Maldives offer a limited activities to indulge in. Pretty much all water/non-water activities offered by other island resorts in Maldives can be found in the Banyan Tree Maldives. Go scuba diving, pamper yourself with a captivating massage, go water skiing, wind surfing, anything you can basically ask for. All these services in executed in five-star fashion, at the pace and comfort of your own privacy, only experienced at the Banyan Tree Maldives.

Snorkeling and diving are somewhat popular activities in the Baros Maldives. Housed in a coral reef about 30 meters on the shore, one can easily enjoy the spectacle of the rich and exotic marine life in Baros Maldives. There are also a great number of exceptional dive sites nearby for the more advanced and audacious diver.

Dining in Baros Maldives

A fine mix of Continental and Oriental dishes are served in several restaurants in Baros Maldives. Dine in lavish fashion at the Baros Maldives’ Lighthouse Restaurant, which serves delectable recipes from culinary geniuses for dinner. You can also choose to feast at the Baros Maldives’ Cayenne Grill, a gazebo-type restaurant that is built on stilts over the lagoon sheltered with thatched roofing.

Dining at the comfort of your own villa is also possible at the Baros Maldives 24-hours a day. For the holidaying couple, it would also be practical to have a romantic candlelight dinner served anywhere within the island.

The Baros Maldives has two bars, the Lighthouse Lounge and the Island Sails Bar. Whether it’s a sumptuous cocktail, scotch on the rocks, or an ice cold beer, both lounges are idyllic places for unwinding and relaxation.

It all started during February 1972 when a group of tourists first arrived in Maldives. What began as a 280 bed space capacity in two resorts located in Kurumba Village and Bandos, Maldives tourism has flourished over the past three decades featuring over 80 resorts with approximately 600,000 tourists every year.

Maldives Tourism: A Thriving Economic Industry

In an archipelago consisting of 1,190 total islands, Maldives tourism is characterized by private-owned resort islands with first-class services and facilities. Tourism in Maldives is a thriving economic industry which generates jobs and foreign exchange revenues. A typical resort island consists of a population entirely based on hotel employees and tourists.

Tourism in Maldives is one of the few destinations that promotes eco-tourism. It aims to preserve the natural beauty of the islands by emphasizing policies on waste disposal and prohibition of catching certain animals and marine species.

Maldives tourism is definitely one of the best tourism industries in the world. Known for its natural aesthetic beauty, world-class services, and rich marine life, tourism in Maldives offers the best value for your dream holiday.

Pack your bags and book that vacation you’ve always been longing for. One can only grasp truly what the fuss is about Maldives toursim once he/she gets to experience it.

W Retreat & Spa Maldives Accommodations

You can choose from four different accommodation types for your holiday at the W Retreat & Spa Maldives. All guest villas in the W Retreat & Spa Maldives are uniquely designed in order to make your stay physically and mentally rejuvenating.

Choose to stay in the Beach Oasis for 188 square meters of pure comfort. This accommodation type is equipped with a private sundeck and pool exclusive to the W Retreat & Spa Maldives.

If you want to be situated above the sparkling blue lagoon of the Maldives, book a room at the W Retreat & Spa Maldives’ Ocean Oasis guest villa which has an underwater fauna built with glass flooring.

The Seascape Escape and Ocean Heaven accommodation types are other choices for first-class and lavish comfort you won’t find anywhere else.

Aquum Underwater Spa

What makes the W Retreat & Spa Maldives sincerely unique is its Aquum Underwater Spa. Truly an innovation in the health and wellness industry, the W Retreat & Spa Maldives’ one-of-a-kind underwater spa is renowned for the world’s first ever underwater treatment rooms. The Aquum Underwater Spa provides only the best and the latest water therapies, exclusive only to this paradise simulation which is the W Retreat & Spa Maldives.