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05 Unique Luxurious Accommodation Options in the Maldives

Vommuli resort's overwater villas surrounded by beautiful lagoon
Everyone dreams of spending a holiday in a luxury overwater villa in the Maldives. here are 5 luxurious accommodation options.

The sunny side of life – the Maldives is known for its pristine beaches and the beautiful turquoise waters. Everyone dreams of spending a holiday in a luxury overwater villa in the Maldives. But if you want to chase your dreams even higher, here are 5 mind-blowingly unique yet luxurious accommodation options in the Maldives from the very top to bottom (literally)!

1. Treetop Pool Villa – Amilla Fushi

This tranquil treetop retreat at Amilla Fushi is tucked away 12 meters above the ground. The villa is wrapped in a canopy of coconut trees and vast Maldivian skies.

Swim across the infinity-edge pool as if you were flying over the treetops. Wake to the gentle sounds of tropical birdsong. Where being only 20 meters away from the beach will allow you the chance to take a secret pathway, shaded by coconut trees, to reach the beautiful white sand of your dedicated beach.

Amilla Fushi, Maldives

2. 04 Bedroom Water Reserve with Slide – Soneva Jani Maldives

Soneva’s idea of how overwater living should be is an enormous space of luxurious living space with uninhibited views in every direction. In addition to the 4 bedrooms, the villa features a study, gym, an outdoor shower and daybed, TV lounge, walk-in minibar, and a sleeping area for the children.

Of course, you cannot miss the water slide from the top deck into the lagoon below!

Soneva Jani Maldives

3. John Jacob Astor Estate – St. Regis Vommuli Maldives

The epitome of sophistication, impeccable design, luxury amenities, and panoramic views of the tropical ocean waves in the Maldives. The three-bedroom overwater John Jacob Astor Estate boasts a furnished terrace with a 92-square-meter private swimming pool framed by a plush daybed, sofas, and sun loungers.

Opening onto the terrace, the palatial living room is distinguished by its lofty ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass doors, which suffuse the space with natural light. The two main-floor guest bedrooms, one with a king bed and one with two queen beds, both promise an enticing sanctuary in the Maldives.

St. Regis Maldives Vommuli

4. The Private Reserve Villa – Gili Lankanfushi Maldives

The Private reserve Villa at Gili Lankanfushi is the largest overwater villa in the world! Standing alone in the middle of a sparkling, turquoise lagoon, 500 metres from the main resort, Gili Lankanfushi’s Private Reserve is the quintessence of luxury, privacy, and seclusion.

Sprawled across multi-tiered levels, this rustic-chic fort of dreams is where everyone’s idea of the ultimate island escape instantly becomes a reality.

With the infinity swimming pool, spacious sundecks, couple’s spa pavilion with a sauna and steam room, air-conditioned gymnasium, cinema, bar and even a water slide that runs from the Private Reserve’s top deck into the sea, you will never feel the need to leave this place!

Gili Lankanfushi Maldives

5. THE MURAKA – Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Overwater? Beach? Underwater! A first-of-its-kind, THE MURAKA is a luxury two-level residence with a master bedroom submerged over 16 feet below sea level in the Indian Ocean. Above water, enjoy living and dining areas fitting of one of the world’s most exclusive residences.

Beneath the ocean, discover a Master bedroom with a 180-degree curved acrylic dome, a dedicated tunnel viewing theater, and en-suite bathroom. Stays at this ultimate luxury residence come with dedicated staff including a personal butler and chef.

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Whether you choose a Treetop, a 4-bedroom overwater villa for the entire family, the world’s biggest overwater villa, or the first-of-its-kind underwater residence we can guarantee you will be immensely satisfied with your stay at any of these options.

Feature image by St. Regis Vommuli Maldives

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Do I need to bring a travel adapter to Maldives?

Are you planning to go on a trip to the Maldives this summer? If you’re wondering what you need to pack on this trip, we’ve got you covered.

We all know that a Maldives trip calls for lots of reef-safe sunblocks, cute bikinis and the sun-dresses you’ve been dying to try on. But there is one more thing you might want to pack, and that’s a travel adapter. Although we all love our iPhones and cameras, somehow one thing we tend to forget is to check the type of charging port in the country we travel to. This summer, make sure you don’t have to worry about this problem on arrival at your Maldives resort. This is your guide on what to pack – tech edition!

While you can check what kind of plug is used in the country you’re travelling to, one of the best ways to resolve this issue is to get a universal power plug adapter. This way, no matter where you go, you can charge everything hassle-free. Although a universal plug adapter is a bit pricier, this is something you will continue to use time and time again. With this adapter, you will have multiple USB ports on top of every type of plug-in. This means on top of not having to worry, you can also charge multiple things at once.

The multi-charging hack will come in handy if you’re on an adventurous trip. This means that you can charge everything at once, and not have to worry about devices running out of charge throughout the day. If you’re curious, the Maldives most commonly has types D and G power sockets.

Packing a Little Something Extra

If you’re tech-savvy or you carry around your diffuser or hair-iron you can go the extra mile here. One of the main issues a traveller might face is the power outlet being located further from the bed or table. To solve this problem, you can always bring long charging cables. For the girls who want to do their hair or charge high-voltage, you can also bring along a travel voltage converter. Although this is not fully necessary, it’s a little tip that goes a long way for some travellers.

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