Styled after a sprawling Maldivian village, this stunning resort on the island of Kuda Huraa combines the escapist nature of the Maldives with the legendary service standards of Four Seasons. Yet whilst it features 96 thatched pavilions and bungalows, their varying locations along the beach or over the water mean tranquillity and privacy can still be
easily attained.

All of the beautifully-appointed beach pavilions and bungalows boast outdoor showers and plunge pools, whilst the enticing collection of water bungalows feature steps straight down into the sea. Satellite TVs, DVD players, mini-bars and generous patios are standard throughout. And when it comes to dining, anything from Asian dishes, Italian
specialities and Maldivian fare are on offer in the three restaurants, whilst the 24-hour in-bungalow service is designed for those seeking a little more privacy.

At its hub lies a drop-edge pool, so big and inviting that if it were not for the swim-up bar, one could almost imagine it was created by nature. Its sundeck and adjacent beaches are the most popular venues for relaxation, although the gym, Water Sports Centre and PADI dive school combine with The Island Spa located on its own private island to
ensure there is plenty of daytime diversity. Those interested in a little island-hopping can also take advantage of the 3, 4 and 7-night cruises aboard the Four Seasons Explorer, an 11-cabin catamaran that ranks as the ultimate in contemporary luxury.

ACCOMMODATION: 96 PAVILIONS & BUNGALOWS
ACCESS: 45 MINUTES BY SPEEDBOAT FROM MALÉ INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
CHILDREN: WELCOME, WITH THEIR OWN CLUB, ALTHOUGH UNDER 10s NOT RECOMMENDED IN THE OVER WATER ROOMS.
7 NIGHTS: FROM £2,395 P.P. IN THE HIGH-SEASON (£230 P.P.P.N.) & £1,755 P.P. IN THE LOW-SEASON(£195 P.P.P.N.).
MEAL PLAN: BREAKFAST INCLUDED.
SPECIAL OFFERS: FREE NIGHTS, HONEYMOON.