Angiri Resorts announced 3 resorts owned and operated by the company has been slated to reopen its doors from 1st October 2020. The 3 resorts include; Dreamland Maldives, Safari Island Maldives and Angaga Island Resort & Spa. Angiri Resorts also owns and operates Thulhagiri Island Resort. The operator is yet to disclose an opening date for Thulhagiri Island Resort.
Angiri Resorts has revealed these properties will be opening its doors with strict adherence to the local and international hygiene and sanitization standards. The resort operator emphasized on creating a safer and cleaner environment for guests and employees alike.
The 4 resorts owned by Angiri is operated by a highly experienced management team. Guests can be certain to achieve the full sunny side of side experience at any of the Angiri Resorts. Angaga Island Resort located in the heart of South Ari Atoll (known for rich marine life with best diving points!) is accessible by a 25-minutes seaplane journey from the main Velana International Airport. The resort can also be reached by a 20-minutes domestic journey to the Maamigili Airport followed by a 25-minutes speedboat ride to the island.
Safari Island Resort is located on North Ari Atoll surrounded by crystal clear water lagoon and house reef. The resort offers its own luxury Safari Boats for the use of in-house guests free of charge. Accommodation options at the resort includes beach bungalows, semi-water bungalows and water bungalows. All rooms offer beach front and sea view.
Dreamland Maldives located in Baa Atoll features the first ever freshwater lake with a Biotop Pool (first ever in Asia) in a Maldivian resort. The resort is accessible by 35 minutes from the capital of Maldives by seaplane or a journey of about 45 minutes on a domestic flight and then by speedboat. Dreamland Maldives boasts 60 Beach Bungalows and 30 Water Bungalows. All rooms offer direct access to both beach and the lagoon, just like a dreamland!
