Welcome to Paradise
- Summer Rate
$75,000
- Guests
10
- Cabins
6
- Crew
4
Baa Atoll – The Jewel of the Maldives
Why Visit Baa Atoll?
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
- The first and only UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the Maldives.
- Home to over 250 species of coral and around 1,200 species of reef fish.
- Protected ecosystems include coral reefs, seagrass meadows, mangroves, and lagoons
World-Famous Manta Ray Experience
- The biggest attraction is Hanifaru Bay.
- One of the world’s best places to snorkel with reef manta rays.
- During peak season, dozens and sometimes hundreds of manta rays gather to feed on plankton.
- Whale sharks are occasionally spotted as well. Diving is not permitted in Hanifaru Bay; snorkeling is the allowed activity under strict conservation rules
North Ari Atoll (Alifu Alifu) – Maldives
North Ari Atoll, officially known as Alifu Alifu Atoll, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Maldives. Located approximately 60–70 km west of Malé, it is famous for its luxury island resorts, crystal-clear lagoons, white sandy beaches, and some of the best diving and snorkeling sites in the Indian Ocean. It is typically reached in 25–30 minutes by seaplane or by speedboat from Malé, depending on the island.
Why Visit North Ari Atoll?
North Ari Atoll is considered one of the Maldives’ premier diving destinations. Unlike many other atolls, it is renowned for its thilas (underwater pinnacles) and kandus (channels), which attract abundant marine life
South Malé Atoll (Kaafu Atoll) – Maldives
Why Visit South Malé Atoll?
Easy Accessibility
Unlike many remote atolls that require seaplane transfers, many South Malé resorts are just a short speedboat ride from the airport, allowing guests to begin their holiday quickly and conveniently
Fantastic Snorkeling & Diving
South Malé Atoll offers spectacular coral reefs and abundant marine life, making it ideal for beginners and experienced divers alike.
