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Celebrate Your Love with this Honeymoon Package from Sun Island Resort & Spa

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Sun Island Resort & Spa offers a specially curated Honeymoon package perfect for your escape to the Maldives.

What’s a better way to celebrate your love than spending it in a romantic and tropical holiday destination? To make things easier for you, Sun Island Resort & Spa offers a specially curated Honeymoon package perfect for your escape to the Maldives.

This Honeymoon Package by Sun Island Resort & Spa includes:

  • Complimentary candlelit dinner on the beach for one evening
  • 30% off spa treatments during your stay
  • Bottle of sparkling wine
  • Fruit basket for two
  • Half board

A minimum stay of 4 nights is required to book this package. And of course, you’re gonna need this if you and your loved one want to take in the surrounding beauty of this romantic destination. From snow-white beaches, mesmerizing sunsets and sunrises to the turquoise blue waters, you’re escape is sure to be full of romance and memories.

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Image: Sun Island Resort & Spa

To book this escape to Sun Island Resort & Spa, go to https://www.villahotels.com/sun-island/special-offers/. By the way, you can also claim this package at all the Villa Hotels resorts!

About Sun Island Resort & Spa

The idyllic Sun Island Resort & Spa features one of the largest selection of villas in the Maldives with 462 villas. Likewise, these villas at the resort boast furnishing to showcase the aesthetics of Maldivian traditions and modern style. And surrounding all the villas, the natural views and gardens give every guest a sense of relaxation and harmony.

Also read: Sun Island Resort & Spa Wins World Luxury Hotel Award for Best General Manager

In addition to that, holidaymakers find mouthwatering cuisine at Sun Island Resort.They can sample authentic Maldivian dishes and enjoy international culinary offerings as well.

Love birds can stop-by the Araamu Spa at the idyllic resort which offers rejuvenating treatments to relax and unwind. This beautiful resort nestled away in pristine waters offers something for every type of guests from honeymooners, couples & families.

Feature image by Sun Island Resort & Spa

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Maldives Takes Home Wins at World Travel Awards 2024!

Maldives is yet again taking home coveted awards at the World Travel Awards (Indian Coean Category), at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2024. The award show which is being held at Dubai World Trade Center from 6th to 9th May recognises and rewards excellence in travel and tourism. It is no shock that the Maldives took home more than one award, as the destination has always been a tourist-hot spot.

The Maldives took home the following awards this year:

  • Indian Ocean’s Leading Destination 2024
  • Indian Ocean’s Leading Honeymoon Destination 2024
  • Indian Ocean’s Leading Green Destination 2024
  • Indian Ocean’s Leading Dive Destination 2024

The resorts that won these awards for the Maldives are also noteworthy. Conrad Maldives Rangali Island claimed the coveted title of ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Hotel’. Vakkaru Maldives won ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading Resort’. Coco Bodu Hithi, Maldives was named ‘Indian Ocean’s Most Romantic Resort’. Cora Cora Maldives also enjoyed a strong showing, winning ‘Indian Ocean’s Leading All-Inclusive Resort’.

Some of the other notable wins at the World Travel Awards 2024 taken home by resorts include:

The Maldives also won some of these categories at the 2023 World Travel Awards. Last year the Maldives won the Indian Ocean’s Leading Destination 2023 title. Additionally, the country also won the Indian Ocean’s Leading Beach Destination 2023 and the Indian Ocean’s Leading Dive Destination 2023. Two of these titles have been won by the Maldives since 2020. This year, however, the Indian Ocean’s Leading Beach Destination was won by the beautiful Seychelles. In addition to the Maldives, Mauritius, Madagascar, and Reunion Island competed for this title.

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