Get away from all stress when you stay with NH Hotels in the Maldives, a destination of exquisite beauty and unrivalled natural splendor. The islands that make up this archipelago in the Indian Ocean charm visitors with their white sand beaches, turquoise waters, their fascinating marine life, and the gorgeous greenery defining their landscapes. The Maldives is a tropical paradise where you can escape to enjoy the serenity and admire the raw beauty of your surroundings.
An exquisite local cuisine, luxurious leisure options, plenty of opportunities to experience the colorful natural life, and an array of water sports all await you in the Maldives. It has proven to be an irresistible destination for countless visitors: discover why!
Why stay with NH Hotels in the Maldives?
NH Hotels is proud to offer the marvelous accommodations of the NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort, a private beach resort located in the Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, an island of extreme tranquility around 400 kilometers south of Malé, the capital of the Maldives. At this resort, we offer more than 200 serene villas with direct beach access, ideal for secluded island holidays, where you can immerse yourself in all the captivating tropical sights of this lovely atoll in the Maldives.
The NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort also counts with the Euro Dive Center, which offers guided snorkeling experiences (letting you discover the island’s diverse marine life from up close) and the Breeze Spa, where you can treat yourself and a special someone to relaxing treatments. We also offer many exciting dining experiences, ranging from the Asian cuisine and superb views of the ocean available at REEF to Surf Restaurant’s fresh seafood dishes and al fresco tables by the shore.
You can book a stay now with NH Hotels in the Maldives and begin planning an unforgettable tropical escape at the NH Collection Maldives Havodda Resort. Get away from it all and relax in the paradise that is Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, Maldives.
How’s the weather in the Maldives?
The warm, tropical weather is another great benefit of vacationing in the Maldives. The temperature doesn’t change much throughout the year (the annual mean temperature is around 28ºC), however, the amount rainfall in the country does change across two monsoon periods. The southwest monsoon, normally taking place from May to November, corresponds to the wet season while the northeast monsoon, typically from January to March, is the dry season in the Maldives.
What to see in the Maldives?
The Thulusdhoo island offers a host of exciting activities. Visitors can go dolphin watching, fishing, and even visit its famous Coca Cola factory, known for being the only one in the world that uses desalinated water. It is also known as a prime spot for practicing water sports (like surfing) and for snorkelling.
The Old Friday Mosque is a fascinating historical sight. It is located in the Maldives’ capital, Malé, and, dating from 1656, it is the oldest mosque in the country. The Old Friday Mosque is a truly gorgeous edification, made from coral stone and covered in decorations and inscriptions of scripts from the Quran.
Also located in Malé, the fish market offers a great glimpse into the typical life of the city. It’s on the northern side of the island, near a fishing harbor. It’s always a colorful scene when the daily catch is brought in, often including grouper, tuna and even octopus.
The Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll epitomizes the serenity and natural beauty that the Maldives are known for around the world. When you visit it, you’ll fall in love with its clear waters, white sand beaches and its gorgeous tropical vegetation. You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in exciting water activities, like snorkeling and diving.
The Alimatha Island is another of the Maldives’ jewels and one of its most popular tourist destinations. Whether you choose to just relax admiring its picturesque views, go windsurfing, diving, or even hiking along one of its charming trails, you’ll be sure to have a great time when you visit Alimatha.
What to eat in the Maldives?
Given the country’s geographical characteristics, it is no surprise that the cuisine of the Maldives is characterized by a strong presence of seafood (including fishes like tuna and mahi mahi) and for drawing influence from countries including and Sri Lanka. Coconut and several starches, such as rice and sweet potatoes, also play a big role in the traditional dishes of the Maldives.
Typical Maldivian dishes that visitors should try to get a taste of the local cuisine include garudhiya, a fragrant fish soup, mas huni, a shredded tuna dish, and bajiya, a popular snack consisting of deep-fried dough with different fillings, usually smoked fish or tuna.
How to arrive in the Maldives?
Most people travelling into the Maldives will arrive by air at the Velana International Airport (MLE), which is located in Malé. Its routes include connections with many major international airports around the world. The airport serves as the country’s main point of entry for tourists.
How to get around in the Maldives?
There are several options available for getting around between the different islands in the Maldives. The two most popular ways are by boat and by seaplane but several domestic flights are also available.
The most convenient way of getting around within a given island is by foot. All of the islands are easily explored by walking. If you prefer to use taxis, however, these are also readily available, especially in Malé.
Book your accommodation with NH Hotels in the Maldives now and get ready to escape into a tropical paradise. From its stunning sights to its exciting water activities and delicious local dishes, the Maldives has everything you need to have the perfect island holiday. The NH Hotels team will help make sure of it!
