Escape the ever-changing tier system in the UK and take refuge in the stunning resort of Hurawalhi Island. The adults only resort in the Maldives’ Lhaviyani Atoll boasts one of the Indian Ocean’s richest reefs, is home to a stunning underwater restaurant and offers numerous underwater experiences for the active holiday makers to try.

The resort is now welcoming international guests where social distancing is naturally included.

Accommodation at Hurawalhi comprises Overwater and Beach Villas as well as Ocean Pool Villas, each with a 25-sq. m. infinity pool and a sundeck with staircase to the lagoon, alternatively a Beach Pool Villas offers guests their own private beach.

There is an abundance marine life guests can enjoy; with the Maldives’ largest population of large Green Sea Turtles making Lhaviyani Atoll their home, a healthy population of White Tip, Black Tip, Silver Tip and Lemon Sharks too and more than 50 plentiful dive sites within easy reach to explore.

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The underwater adventures don’t end there as guests can enjoy a unique culinary experience at the 5.8 undersea glass-walled restaurant, the largest of its kind in the Maldives.

Or for the ultimate in privacy, or perhaps if children are part of the festive celebrations then Kudadoo Maldives Private Island could be your Maldivian answer.

This is an exclusive private island with 15 over-water villas offering guests a fully-inclusive ‘Anything, Anytime, Anywhere’ approach with a private butler on hand to make Christmas wishes come true.

Private dining, access to an expansive wine cellar including seven different champagnes, spa treatments and private water experiences are all part of the offering at this stunning and secluded island. fully included in the price per night.

Whichever option appeals, the Maldives introduces guests to a new world of privacy and luxury.

Further details can be found: www.hurawalhi.com / www.kudadoo.com

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