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“[Spa and wellness] is a vital part of our tourism industry, hence, the number of unparalleled exquisite spas in terms of splendour and luxury are as legendary as our unique island resort hotels,” commented Mohamed Riyaz,

managing director, Lets Go Maldives.

“As a luxury tour operator, [Lets Go Maldives has] wealthy clients, who are very much into health and wellbeing, hence, spas are very popular among our clients as the Maldives offers some of the most luxurious spas in the world, with all kinds of treatments – be it relaxing or medical – in an idyllic setting with world-class expertise.”

Indeed, local hoteliers have caught on to this unwavering demand and are keen to satisfy their guests in every aspect.

“Here in the Maldives, we understand that our Middle Eastern guests place “[In 2015], we tried and tested all the key elements of the brand in our spa at OBLU by Atmosphere at Helengeli, a four-star superior resort in North Malé Atoll.

Now, we are introducing the full services of Elena Spa at our brand-new lifestyle luxury resort, OZEN by Atmosphere at Maadhoo [...],” he elaborated.

The new address, which launched in mid-July, boasts 41 beachfront and 49 overwater villas, and offers a uniquely exclusive holiday plan, incorporating Elena Spa’s therapies.

Varun Bharadwaja, director of sales and marketing, Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, described the hotel’s Jiva Garden Spa as an oasis of privacy at the far end of the resort, featuring overwater spa pavilions, each with a private sundeck and relaxation space, as well as an array of other amenities to cater for all needs.

“Escape the frenetic pace of daily life and discover an island hideaway with the best of everything.

However you choose to unwind, our promise is consistent: warm, attentive and caring service, and priceless moments with the people you love.

We believe that time well spent is worth every second,” Bharadwaja enthused.

SECLUDED OASIS

Over and above the rejuvenating journeys available, Maldivian accommodation establishments also provide Middle Eastern guests with high levels of privacy.

As Marko Muthig, director of sales and marketing, Banyan Tree, Maldives, noted, the destination is one of few beach locations that is also a Muslim country, hence, industry stakeholders understand the needs and expectations of this market, and are well-equipped to serve visitors form the region.

“[Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru] provides guests with seclusion, which is key to travellers from the Middle East region.

Guests staying at Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru can expect complete privacy with sheltered accommodation featuring personal pools and Jacuzzis, [offering a] perfect retreat for honeymooners and couples,” Muthig added.

“Maldives, with its unique concept of one island one resort, offers exclusive privacy and peacefulness to all guests,” highlighted Adam.

In agreement, Riyaz added that the destination’s luxury resorts are carefully designed to offer complete seclusion with isolated villas that come with private pools, beach space and butler services.

The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi features 221 oceanfront villas, all boasting their own pools entirely secluded by lush foliage with a hidden exit towards the beach, ensuring ultimate privacy and contentment.

Meanwhile, the resort’s 70 overwater bungalows have separate entrances which look out over the ocean.

Similarly, Sun Aqua Vilu Reef’s 14 beach villas have a private terrace with access to the seaside, while the deluxe villas feature a private deck.

“At both resorts, guests can order room service or choose a secluded part of the beach for sunset dining, ensuring privacy at all times,” concluded Boyankova.