Planning a romantic getaway from WFH confinement? Then, there’s no better time to do it than now – and there’s no better place to do it than in the Maldives at The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives.
From sunrise yoga, lounging on hammocks and enjoying soothing hydrotherapy spa treatments to a romantic sunset cruise or cinematic soiree under the stars, The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives is offering a range of swoon-worthy getaway packages that can be customized to your needs to take your Valentine’s Day celebration to the next level, be it with your significant other or even with a group of friends or family, with private villas starting at USD 350 per night.
There is no better time than now to hit the Maldives – the sun is shining bright; the resorts are offering the best rates ever and the dry season is in full swing! February is a wonderful time to visit as it’s one of the Maldives’ driest month, with less than 70mm of monthly rainfall (in fact the lowest right through to March), average maximum temperatures of 86°F (30°C) and around 10 hours of sunshine each day. The plus side? You get the best visibility for diving and snorkelling.
To check off the Maldives from your bucket list, book now till 28 February 2021, for stays until 23 December 2021. (With a worry-free cancellation policy up to 3 days before arrival).
- “Back to Blue” – rates starting at USD 350
- “Castaway Package” – book 5 or more villas to enjoy rates at USD 250 per night
- “Stowaway Package”
- 14 Day stay: $3,600USD
- 28 Day stay: $6,000USD
For bookings visit www.standardhotels.com
With lockdowns, Work From Home (WFH) and remote learning policies wreaking havoc on our everyday lives globally, it doesn’t mean we can’t escape on a romantic getaway. People around the world are seeking solace in the Maldives with the lure of its stunning natural beauty, turquoise waters, vast marine life and a host of fun-filled leisure activities. Ultimately, it’s the best place to heal the lockdown blues.
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives is taking the romantic getaway to the next level by ensuring that you and your better half get the ultimate escape while slotting in some extra WFH assignments between watching the sunset slowly kissing the crystal blue horizon or soaking in your very own private jacuzzi under a glistening disco ball at the end of every day.
The resort’s well-equipped facilities make it possible for WFH guests to unwind without falling behind. Couples with kids will be at ease as the resort’s skilled staff assist in setting up their online learning and our Lil’Shark Kids Club program providing the perfect complement to remote education. And guess what, kids under 12 stay for free! Make it a long-stay STOWAWAY getaway, with packages for 14 days starting at USD 3,600 or 28 days at USD 6,000.
The resort’s range of outdoor and indoor activities promises to bring you and your special someone even closer. For the more adventurous, there’s a full range of water sports and dive activities to choose from: snorkelling, scuba diving, kitesurfing, wakeboarding, kayaking or hop onto our giant inflatable water park.
Also read: Choosing a Villa in the Maldives: Beach, Overwater or Underwater?
Or try one of the daily excursions to really capture that romantic moment only the Maldives can bring you; with dolphin spotting, swimming with manta rays or indulging in a sunset cruise with a champagne toast to a brighter future.
Couples looking to spice it up a notch can enjoy dinners or a picnic on Huruvalhi’s castaway private island. What would you do if you had an island all to yourself? Let the guest experience team assist in customizing your very own castaway adventure.
The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives ensures the maximum health safety and security for its guests. The resort has introduced strict cleaning and health screening procedures and keep social distancing mandatory in all activities and at social and communal spaces.
All resort staff are also subject to normal temperature checks on a daily basis. The hotel can also provide a COVID-19 PCR test on the property for your safe return.
Feature image by The Standard, Huruvalhi Maldives
