A DIFFERENT WAY TO UNWIND

Vacationing in the Maldives has always been about escapism. Holidaymakers are drawn to the archipelago’s numerous quiet islands with their adult-focused resorts and pristine beaches. But what if you want the Maldives experience without the castaway levels of entertainment?

THILAMAAFUSHI ISLAND

Le Méridien Maldives Resort & Spa, Located on the Thilamaafushi Island in the Lhaviyani Atoll is abundant with indigenous flora and fauna. Enveloped by a shimmering lagoon and coral reefs teeming with marine life, the resort has that relaxing Maldives vibe, but it is also home to six restaurants and bars as well as the Explore Spa by Le Méridien. Inspired by the essence of the Maldives, combined with a passion for culture, cuisine and design, Le Méridien is a playful sanctuary for the curious and creative traveller, offering plenty to see and do.

STAY

Luxury villas are Le Méridien Maldives’ trademark. Guests can choose from beach, or overwater villas, all ideally suited for families and groups in search of a secluded hideaway. Once more, many of the resort’s villas were enhanced over the summer, with the addition of pools in the resort’s Three-Bedroom Thilamaafushi villa as well as 12 new overwater villas with pools, Le Méridien Maldives provides an incredible range of choice for those seeking a little bit of paradise.

Take the whole family: Le Méridien Maldives provides an incredible range of choice for couples, families, or groups of friends.

DINE

Secluded Maldivian resorts can often lack variety at dinnertime, but not so at Le Méridien Maldives. Guests can choose from a number of eateries including Tabemasu (Japanese), Turquoise (International), Riviera (seafood), Latitude (coffee house), Waves Café (organic) and the Velaa Bar + Grill.

The resort can also arrange ‘destination dining’, opening up the culinary options to take in a sunset supper by the sea with waves lapping at the shore; harvest dining at a tropical greenhouse, or a sparkling family beach-side soirée.