Maldives Resorts Reopening its Doors on November 2020

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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. — *Image: Fushifaru Maldives*

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 — *Image: Kanuhura Maldives*

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.

Feature image by Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa

The Maldives has quickly become a top destination for cruise travelers. Recently, two major ships, the MS Norwegian Sky and the MS Riviera, docked in Malé city, bringing thousands of visitors eager to experience the islands’ unique charm.

The MS Norwegian Sky, which carries nearly 2,000 passengers, arrived in the Maldives at the end of December. For the two days it stayed in port, passengers got the chance to explore local islands, immerse themselves in the culture, and take in the stunning landscapes. After their brief visit, the ship continued on its journey to other parts of Southeast Asia.

Not long after, the MS Riviera made its way to Malé, adding even more visitors to the island. With over 2,000 passengers on board, the ship added to the excitement surrounding the Maldives. Passengers spent time discovering the Maldives’ unique offerings before the ship left for Sri Lanka. This consistent flow of cruise ships reveals a shift in how people are traveling. More tourists are now opting for cruises that allow them to see the beauty of the Maldives in a short but unforgettable visit.

Growing Popularity Beyond Cruise Tourism

The holiday destination has hit a major milestone this year, surpassing two million tourists. This growth reflects the country’s rising popularity as a travel destination, and it is clear that more people than ever are looking to experience the Maldives for themselves. Additionally, the Maldives has seen a noticeable increase in private jets and international flights, highlighting the demand for luxury travel to the islands. With visitors arriving by both air and sea, the Maldives continues to prove it is a flexible destination that appeals to all kinds of travelers.

As more cruise ships are set to arrive in the Maldives, the islands will keep seeing a steady flow of visitors. With international cruises increasingly choosing the Maldives as a key stop, its combination of luxury, culture, and natural beauty continues to make it a top destination for travelers from around the world.