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Maldives Resorts Reopening its Doors on November 2020

Maldives resort Ras Fushi reopening on November 2020
Check out these Maldives resorts reopening its doors on November 2020, the one you’re looking for could just be reopening then.

More than half of the resorts in the Maldives have reopened its doors by October 2020. Guesthouses outside the Greater Male’ Region have also started welcoming guests. But, a select number of resorts and guesthouses are still yet to open. And the one you’re looking for just could be opening this November 2020! Check out these resorts in the Maldives reopening its doors on November 2020.

Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa – 1st November 2020

To celebrate the re-opening, Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa is offering exclusive packages with validity for bookings made before 30th November 2020. The resort has also implemented the Centara Complete Care Program; a 12-point action plan covering social distancing, health, hygiene, and enhanced sanitization across the entire guest journey, as well as extensive training, accreditation & monitoring.

Royal Island Resort & Spa – 1st November 2020

If unrivalled services and facilities is what you need, Royal Island Resort & Spa has it. The resort also offers the luxurious Araamu Spa where guests can rejuvenate and unwind. Royal Island boasts a fabulous selection of restaurants and bars. Meanwhile, for some fun, Royal Island offers a vast selection of resort activities.

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Velassaru Maldives – 1st November 2020

Velassaru Maldives offers luxurious beachfront and overwater accommodation with uninterrupted ocean views. The resort features a wide range of water and adventure sports, as well as sunset cruises and yoga classes. A myriad of international specialties prepared at the Velassaru’s dining venues awaits holidaymakers.

image: Velassaru Maldives

Kuredu Island Resort – 1st November 2020

Kuredu Island Resort is accessible via a 40-minute seaplane journey from the main Velana International Airport. The resort boasts a whopping 387 rooms. Likewise, ranging from 12 different room categories, the resort offers something to suit every guests’ preferences.

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Baglioni Resort Maldives – 13th November 2020

Baglioni Resort Maldives boasts elegantly furnished villas surrounded by stunningly beautiful beaches, coconut palm trees, crystal clear waters, in addition to breathtaking sunset views. Likewise, the resort is is located on the island of Maagau in Dhaalu atoll.

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Vilamendhoo Island Resort – 1st November 2020

Vilamendhoo offers a combination of authentic local experiences and exceptional hospitality. The island also boasts a spectacular house reef. Furthermore, the resort dedicates itself to preserving the marine ecology. The 4.5-star resort, Vilamendhoo offers unforgettable holidays and the best value for guests’ money.

Huvafen Fushi Maldives – 1st November 2020

Huvafen Fushi Maldives boasts a collection of 44 modern bungalows perfect for guests looking for luxury spaces with world-class amenities. These ‘luxury suites at sea’ offer aesthetics of a traditional Maldivian Dhoni blended with a modern twist.

Image: Huvafen Fushi

Constance Moofushi Resort – 1st November 2020

Constance Moofushi gave a sneak peek into some new additions at the resort. The water villas at Constance Moofushi now boasts a new rustic aesthetic. Meanwhile, the iconic Totem Bar at the resort also offers a new look with handcrafted stools and woven thatching included. In addition to that, the gorgeous pool area at Constance Moofushi has been elevated to provide the ultimate backdrop for a relaxing, water filler afternoon.

Image: Constance Moofushi

Find out more about what’s new at Constance Moofushi HERE.

JA Manafaru – 1st November 2020

JA Manafaru Maldives features 84 luxurious beachfront and over-water villas and residences. Each of these villas come with its own private plunge pool. The resort also offers activities abound for both adults and children with an SSI certified dive center for beginners and experienced divers. Moreover, the award-winning Calm Spa & Sanctuary at JA Manafaru offers an array of rejuvenating treats.

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The Standard Huruvalhi Maldives – 15th November 2020

The Standard Huruvalhi features a unique blend of relaxation and social life, perfect for a romantic escape or a getaway. Whether an overwater villa floating in the lagoon or settled on a pristine sandy beach front, each of the resort’s 115 villas will feature their own private lounge deck and plunge pool.

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Fushifaru Maldives – 10th November 2020

Fushifaru Maldives features 49 villas, each merging Maldivian design with modern aesthetics. the resort boasts dining experiences alongside the scenic beauty of the Maldives. And the Fushifaru also features a spa, deriving inspiration from the spirit of rejuvenation from the cleaner fish scattered through the reef.

guest at Fushifaru Maldives, reopening November 2020.
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Kanuhura Maldives – 15th November 2020

Kanuhura Maldives is a luxury Lifestyle Resort located in Lhaviyani Atoll in the North-East of the Maldives. The resort boasts 80 villas and celebrates a Gypset lifestyle. Entirely renovated and redesigned in 2016 Kanuhura is a timeless castaway chic experience for travelers seeking laid-back island living.

aerial view of Kanuhura Maldives, reopening 15th November
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COMO Maalifushi, Maldives – 16th November 2020

COMO Maalifushi is the only resort to open in the Maldives’ Thaa Atoll, nestled in the archipelago’s southern reaches. With overwater villas and beach suites, COMO Maalifushi also remains the ultimate away-from-it-all destination for families, couples, surfers and divers.

Aerial view of COMO Maalifushi Maldives reopening November 2020
Image: COMO Hotels

Which Maldives resorts reopening are you looking forward to this November? With the festive season coming and huge discounts, this could just be the right time for you to visit the sunny side of life. Furthermore, these Maldives resorts reopening on November are making their comeback after the closure due to COVID-19.

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Best Travel Tips for Flying with Toddlers and Young Kids

Guide to flying with kids - family friendly resort Le Méridien Maldives Resort & Spa

Traveling with toddlers or young kids often feels overwhelming, but when you prepare well, your family adventure becomes smooth, enjoyable, and unforgettable. Whether you’re flying short distances or tackling a long-haul journey, these practical travel tips will help you navigate airports, planes, and destinations with confidence. From smart packing to calming meltdowns, here’s your essential guide to flying with kids.

1. Tire Out Toddlers Before the Flight

Let your kids burn off energy at the airport before boarding. Visit a children’s play area or soft play zone near your gate if your airport has one. Encourage running, climbing, and moving around to help them settle once you board. If play areas aren’t available, take brisk walks through the terminal or let them climb stairs to stay active.

2. Choose the Best Seats for Comfort and Convenience

Book the right seats to improve everyone’s comfort. On long-haul flights, grab seats in the middle section of the emergency exit row for extra space and easy bathroom access. Choose window seats to entertain kids with views during takeoff and landing.

3. Take Advantage of Early Boarding

Use early boarding to get your family settled without the crowd. Most airlines offer pre-boarding for families with young children. Use this time to stash carry-ons, set up car seats, and get kids comfortable before the aisles fill up. Ask staff politely for help with strollers or expedited security if needed.

4. Pack Smart and Light Without Skipping Essentials

Streamline your packing without sacrificing toddler must-haves. Borrow or rent bulky items like strollers and car seats at your destination to reduce your load. Pack plenty of diapers, wipes, extra clothes, and essentials in your carry-on. Use a multi-compartment “snackle box” filled with your child’s favorite treats to keep them busy and satisfied during the flight.

5. Manage Ear Pressure with Easy Solutions

Prevent ear pain during takeoff and landing. Offer your baby a pacifier or bottle. Give older toddlers something to chew—like a dissolvable lollipop or gum. Teach them to yawn or blow gently while pinching their nose. Use saline sprays if they have a stuffy nose to avoid added discomfort.

6. Bring Comfort Items and Entertainment

Create a travel “goodie bag” to keep kids entertained and comforted. Include familiar items like a favorite blanket or stuffed animal, along with quiet toys, coloring books, child-friendly headphones, and a tablet loaded with shows or games. Bring an inflatable footrest or cushion to help them stretch out and rest comfortably.

7. Plan Flights and Stopovers Around Your Toddler’s Routine

Book night flights to align with your child’s sleep schedule and reduce jet lag. Plan stopovers carefully—choose longer layovers if they offer a chance to nap, eat, or play. When possible, adjust your toddler’s sleep routine a few days before travel to ease the transition.

8. Stay Flexible and Embrace the Chaos

Build flexibility into your travel plans. Avoid overloading your itinerary and allow time for snacks, bathroom breaks, or detours. Stay calm during tantrums and respond with patience. When you embrace the unpredictable moments, you create better experiences and lower everyone’s stress levels.

9. Use Family-Friendly Accommodations and Airlines

Book hotels or vacation rentals that cater to families. Look for places with high chairs, cribs, separate sleeping spaces, or kid-friendly amenities like pools and play areas. Fly with airlines known for family service—many offer toddler meals, in-flight entertainment packs, and helpful staff. Confirm stroller policies and bring travel accessories like seat extenders or portable beds to enhance comfort on board.

10. Travel with Extra Support

Bring friends, family, or a partner whenever possible. Shared childcare lightens your load and allows everyone a break. If you’re flying solo, ask airline or airport staff for help and plan to meet local support at your destination. A little assistance goes a long way.

Make Your Next Family Flight a Breeze

Flying with toddlers doesn’t have to feel like a mission. When you plan smart, pack efficiently, and stay adaptable, you make family travel easier and more fun. Whether it’s your child’s first flight or one of many, each journey creates lasting memories. Use these travel tips to keep your toddler happy and your stress levels low. You’ve got this—happy travels!



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