AYADA Maldives

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Each of AYADA Maldives’ spacious and beautifully designed 122 suites and villas all feature luxurious and comforting amenities, while the beach, lagoon and ocean villas all include exclusive private plunge pools and dedicated Butler service to ensure you have everything you need for the perfect Maldives holiday. AYADA’s beach villas occupy an enviable location along the pure white sands of the island’s coast, while the lagoon and ocean villas are perfect for those dreaming of waking up to vistas of the beautiful turquoise waters ahead of them.

Food lovers get ready to be blown away by AYADA Maldives’ nine spectacular restaurants and bars, from teppanyaki at Mizu and fresh seafood at the open-air Ocean Breeze through to Ile De Joie’ overwater wine cellar - there’s no shortage of variety and flavours to satisfy even the most discerning guest’s tastes. Wellness seekers will adore the tranquil Yoga Studio and AySpa’s serene Turkish Hammam and hydrotherapy baths, while those dreaming of adventure and fun in the sun will love the Dive Kingdom Water Sports Centre; home to plenty of non-motorised water sports and diving opportunities. AYADA Maldives has everything a postcard-perfect luxury holiday getaways needs to ensure it’s treasured cherish guests have a magical and unforgettable Maldives holiday.

Dining

Magu

a. The main restaurant offering international cuisine with Maldivian and Mediterranean influences.

b. Buffet-style breakfast and themed dinner nights.

Kai Far East Asian Restaurant

a. Asian-inspired fine dining restaurant with specialties from Japan, China, and Thailand.

b. Elegant ambiance with dishes prepared by expert chefs.

Ocean Breeze

a. Overwater restaurant serving Mediterranean and seafood dishes.

b. Stunning ocean views, ideal for romantic dinners and sunset views.

Zero Degree

a. Poolside bar and restaurant with a relaxed vibe, offering snacks, salads, pizzas, and cocktails.

b. Great for casual meals and afternoon lounging.

Ile de Joie

a. Cheese and wine bar with a curated selection of wines, cheeses, and chocolates.

b. Situated over water, offering intimate tastings in a unique setting.

Private and In-Villa Dining

a. Tailored experiences, such as beach barbecues, romantic dinners on private decks, and in-villa dining with personalized menus.

Frequently Asked

• When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
  The most popular time of year to visit is between December and April when rain fall amounts are minimum and along with longest hours of sunshine. Cloudy skies and rain showers might be expected from May to October, considered low season with the most attractive rates and special offers.
• What is the weather and average climate like in the Maldives?.
  Located near the equator, the Maldives enjoy a tropical climate this is consistently hot and often humid all year round. The weather in Maldives is mostly sunny and humid throughout the year, however tropical rain showers are expected from May to October.
• Do I need a visa to enter the Maldives?
  Tourists do not require a prior visa as a 30-day free tourist visa is granted upon arrival. You will only require your resort confirmation and your return international flight tickets.
• Do I need a travel insurance?
  It’s not mandatory to have valid medical travel insurance for the Maldives. However, it is strongly recommended to buy a suitable medical travel insurance plan before travelling to the country to ensure that your trip is financially safeguarded against any adverse events.
• Time
  5 hours ahead of GMT
• Currency
  The Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR) is the local currency. All major credit cards are accepted in the country
• Medical Services
  The main public hospital Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital (IGMH) and private hospitals ADK and Treetop are located in Male’. Each Atoll has at least one hospital and most resorts have their own clinics and in-house doctors.