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In an age of endless demands and constant connectivity, we’re rarely given the chance to pause and rediscover the simple pleasure of the here and now. But at this ultra-luxurious Maldives retreat, everyday life drifts effortlessly into the distance. A secluded sanctuary surrounded by the Indian Ocean, .Here Maldives invites you to prioritise the present and embrace every moment of your luxury island escape.
A pair of private islands are defined by exceptional quality, intuitive service and absolute exclusivity. Somewhere Island’s handful of residences showcase stunning design on a grand scale, with private jetties that deliver you directly into luxury and sumptuous interiors that flow naturally into sun-drenched outdoor living areas. A spectacular infinity sky pool in each set them apart, blurring the boundaries between land, sea and sky. Nowhere Island’s two residences and indulgent amenities are reserved exclusively for those who seek the rare privilege of having an island all to themselves.
Yet, while privacy sits at the heart of the .Here experience, you need never compromise on choice. A dedicated watersports centre opens up a world of aquatic adventures, while the sophisticated overwater restaurant serves globally inspired cuisine in a breathtaking setting. Guests also enjoy access to the five-star facilities of nearby Finolhu Maldives. The result is the best of both worlds: the tranquillity and exclusivity of a private-island retreat, complemented by the variety, energy and exceptional amenities of a world-class luxury resort.
With just nine residences set across two islands in the Maldives’ pristine Baa Atoll, .Here Maldives is the world’s smallest private island resort, promising a rare sense of seclusion in ultra-luxurious surroundings. Unpack in one of the seven residences on Somewhere Island, where indulgence is anchored by sand and sea, and savour curated cuisine prepared by your own personal chef, unwind with an in-villa spa treatment, or immerse yourself in the crystalline waters just moments away via your private jetty. On Nowhere Island, a sprawling five-bedroom Presidential Residence and a three-bedroom overwater haven combine to create an exclusive private-island retreat, complete with a dedicated spa and private cinema. Intuitive service from your personal Roohu and bespoke dining ensures every detail of your stay is effortlessly anticipated.
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Capital
Malé
Language
Time Difference
5
Currency
Maldivian Rufiyaa
Voltage
220V
The Maldives' climate is almost perfect, balmy mornings and sun-filled days are followed by gentle breezes in the evening and a star-filled sky. Temperatures are fairly constant – around 30 degrees Celsius. The only difference is the dry and wet seasons. The period from May to November is the Hulhangu Monsoon season, leading to significantly higher rainfall, particularly on the southern islands. During this time there may be strong winds and stormy, overcast skies. Whilst less popular as a summer destination during this time, the temperature remains hot and there is a strong chance of extended periods of sunshine in between showers. During the Iruvai dry season which starts in January and continues through April there is a reduction in humidity and rainfall, whilst February and March provide the most sun. The Maldives is at its most popular between December and April, when visitors come to take advantage of the long warm days. However, whilst the temperature is relatively consistent, the weather is always unpredictable and storms can suddenly strike, regardless of the season, although they do tend to be short lived. Whatever time of year you choose to visit, the Maldives offer azure blue seas and sunshine, making it perfect for a relaxing luxury holiday.
Flight Information British Airways direct from London Gatwick to Malé. Via Dubai with Emirates from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow. Via Abu Dhabi with Etihad Airways from London Heathrow and Manchester. Via Doha with Qatar Airways from London Heathrow and Manchester. Flight Time From London Gatwick to Malé: 10 hours, 10 minutes.
In conjunction with the Maldivian Sea Turtle Conservation Programme, Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru has initiated a series of projects to protect, monitor, relocate, release, rear and rehabilitate Maldivian sea turtles. One of the centre's greatest successes is Olivia, an Olive Ridley Turtle who came to the centre to recover from a head injury. She was released in February 2012, equipped with a satellite-tracking device mounted on her carapace. Because there has been so little research into Olive Ridley Turtles, Olivia is a pioneer for her species, contributing to valuable research into the movements of the world’s smallest sea turtles.
Staying above water can be just as exhilarating as below it, with all manner of watersports, dolphin-watching, ‘dhoni’ boat fishing, sailing in splendour on a private yacht or rowing to a deserted island for a candle-lit dinner or Champagne breakfast. Whether you decide to take a thrilling jet-ski excursion or a luxurious spa treatment in the world's first underwater massage treatment room at Huvafen Fushi, there are plenty of activities available in the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean.
For a unique holiday experience, why not discover the Maldives on a luxury yacht? Four Seasons Explorer, a three-deck, 128ft catamaran, has been navigating the most sought-after dive locations in the Indian Ocean since 2002 and is, quite simply, a floating Four Season resort, with all that implies – guests enjoy everything from three dives a day, to gourmet cuisine, exemplary accommodation and even castaway massages on idyllic sandbanks.
With just two-hundred inhabited islands and only around ninety developed for visitors, a holiday to the Maldives is both fascinating and tranquil. Twenty-six natural ring-like atolls are home to 1,190 coral islands. The atolls each boast a glorious coral reef and lagoon which gives each island its unique natural quality above and below water. No trip to the Maldives would be complete without an exploration of the beautiful coral reefs, whether you’re snorkelling or diving there are thousands of species of marine life to discover in the warm, crystal clear waters. You’ll find that the resorts feature PADI dive centres and offer snorkelling equipment allowing you to explore this glorious underwater world.
Our Luxury Travel Specialists are an enthusiastic, passionate and committed group of people who are exceptionally well travelled.
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