Adaaran’s luxury 5 Star over water resort will not disappoint.

Luxury water villas with direct access to the ocean, a plunge pool on every deck, a glass panel in the bathroom floor to see the underwater world swimming by offering an intimate and romantic atmosphere in Maldives South Male Atoll.

Adaaran Prestige Vadoo does not accept guests under 18 years of age.

South Male Atoll.

HOW TO GET THERE
Speedboat transfer (approximately 15 minutes).

ACCOMMODATION
Each Water Villa features teak wooden floorboards with piles of feathery linen on a four poster King size bed, in a serene and tranquil environment. The lounge area of the bathroom comes with a glass panel to watch the colourful fauna that swims beneath you. Perched atop the crystal-clear waters surrounding the atoll, guests residing in the Water Villas will enjoy a private gateway to the vast, beckoning ocean that encompasses them.

Manta rays, stingrays, Napoleon wrasse, parrot fish and turtles swim the turquoise waters of the surrounding sea. The spacious outdoor deck of the villa allows you to jump straight into the glistening clear waters of the ocean, any time of the day.

20 Sunrise Villas (Size: 95m²)
Sunrise Water Villas offer a breath-taking view of the surroundings.

24 Sunset Villas (Size: 95m²)
Sunset villas offer ocean views as far as the eye can see.

ROOM FACILITIES

• Air conditioning
• Mini bar
• Tea and coffee making facilities including an Espresso machine
• Electronic safe
• Satellite TV in bedroom and bathroom
• DVD player
• Hair dryer
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• IDD Telephone
• Bathroom lounge with glass floor
• Plunge pool
• Jacuzzi in the bathroom
  
  

DINING

Meal Plans

Premium All Inclusive includes:

• Glass of sparkling wine or cinnamon magic tea on arrival
• In-villa welcome with a bottle of sparkling wine or non-alcoholic sparkling wine
• Fresh fruit and mixed nut platter served in-villa on arrival
• Breakfast in the Farivalhu Restaurant
• Lunch in the Farivalhu Restaurant, Kithajima Japanese Restaurant or a snack menu in the Kandolhi and Dhoni Bars.
• Dinner in the Farivalhu Restaurant or a set menu in Kithajima, or a 3 course set menu in Kakuni Barefoot Restaurant.
• High tea with cookies and savouries or ice cream  in the Farivalhu Restaurant 
• Drinks served by the glass at the main bar and the main restaurant (10h00 – 00h00): premium brand spirits, international wine list, international beers, soft drinks, international and local cocktails and mocktails, cordials, fresh juices and mineral water. 
• Evening sundown cocktails at the Kandolhi Bar
• A variety of 20 teas from the Tea Cart
• Fruit kebabs at the poolside every morning
• Midday sunglass and eyeglass cleaning at the poolside daily
• A session of shisha per day at the Kandolhi or Dhoni Bars
• Floating breakfast and beach dinner once during stay (minimum stay of 5 nights applies)
• Mini bar: beer, wine,  juice, soft drinks, chocolates, fresh milk and Pringles (replenished once daily).
• Evening canapes served in the villa
• Evening turndown chocolates
• Complimentary snorkelling equipment 
• Complimentary non-motorised water sports
• Complimentary sunset photo flip excursion once during stay (minimum stay of 4 nights)
• Complimentary 10 pieces of laundry once per stay (for stays of 7 nights or more)
• 10% discount on excursion bill (to be deducted from the final extras bill pre-tax)
• 24 hour butler service
• All inclusive extension - only snacks and all inclusive beverages – until departure

Farivalhu Restaurant
Discover a riveting fine dining experience which will expose your taste buds to a multitude of enticing flavours from Asian specialities to ingenious fusion creations.

Enjoy the freshest seafood delivered every day from the waters around the atoll. Savour sumptuous lobster or succulent fish delicacies prepared to perfection under the guidance of our experienced culinary team.

Sink in to the plush, warm setting of the restaurant with scenic views over the ocean as you enjoy a delicious meal and pristine service.

In the evenings enjoy soft music and gaze out at the moonlit ocean, Farivalhu has strived to blend traditional Maldivian aesthetics with modern design.
Open for breakfast (06h30 – 10h00),lunch (12h30 – 14h30) and dinner (19h30 – 22h30).

Kithajima Japanese Restaurant
For those wishing a change of taste and scene you can try traditional Japanese meals ranging from fresh sushi to succulent tempura at the Kithajima a la carte restaurant.

Traditional Japanese favourites ranging from edamame and spring rolls to sushi, tempura and sashimi served with specially made sauces and accompaniments are just some of the dishes on offer to satisfy your cravings.

Only the freshest of seasonal sea food and best ingredients are used in the preparation of the dishes. Many Japanese beers and Sake are available to enhance the dining experience.

The restaurants decor boasts a fusion of both modern and traditional design elements, creating an intimate setting for a lavish dining experience.
Open for lunch and  dinner(12h30 - 14h30)  (19h30 -22h30).

Kakuni Barefoot Restaurant
The open air Kakuni restaurant serves dinner only and guests are seated directly on the beach under the stars with their feet in the sand. The cosmopolitan menu features traditional favourites with a mix of speciality dishes and local flavours.
Open for dinner (19h30 – 22h30)

Kandolhi
Set in the secluded waters just off the island, the Kandholi Bar is in close vicinity to the water villas and offers a captivating spot to enjoy a drink with friends or loved ones. Featuring a three-sided wooden deck looking out over the infinity of the Indian Ocean it makes for a mesmerising venue day or night.

Gaze into the vastness of the ocean as you sip a refreshing cocktail under the clear night sky as the waters lap the fringes of the shore.
Open for drinks (08h30 – 00h00).

Dhoni Bar
This is the place to quench your thirst after soaking up the warm tropical sun. Sip a cup of freshly brewed tea at any time of day or enjoy a cocktail or one of the many juices and soft drinks to cool you down in the noon heat. Partake of light refreshment in between meals to stave off hunger pangs after lazing in the sun or in the warm azure waters.

Return later in the evening to watch the sky turn into shades of pink and orange and even red as the sun sinks low over the Indian Ocean. Relax with your special beverage and be at one with nature. Intermingle with other guests and meet new people, take an evening swim if your mood permits and make your mornings and evenings at the resort special.
Open for drinks (08h30 – 00h00) and snacks (10h00 - 17h00).

SPA
The Chavana Spa services range from traditional aromatherapy massages to result-driven Elemis face and body treatments under the experienced guidance of qualified Balinese therapists. The overwater location and peaceful soothing surroundings ensure a holistic spa experience. The Spa comprises a dedicated reception and retail area, two double rooms with shower, one double room with bath and a relaxation deck overlooking the ocean.

Wi-Fi
Complimentary throughout the resort.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (* some at a supplement)

• Swimming pool
• Jetski
• Tubes
• Waterskiing *
• Wakeboards
• Catamarans
• Canoes
• Stand up paddle
• Snorkelling (equipment is free of charge)
• Scuba diving *
• Parasailing*
• Seabobs*
• Fitness centre
• Excursions *
• Evening entertainment including movie night and Karaoke night

• Souvenir & Gift Shop

All information in the above Fact Sheet is applicable from 1 November 2023 to 31 October 2024 and is subject to change without prior notice.

The Maldives is a destination of dazzling tropical beauty that offers the perfect recipe for relaxation and rejuvenation! A country of more than a thousand islands, endowed with a dreamlike beauty, the Maldives beckons with clear lagoons, moonlit nights, and powdery white beaches.

Maldives offers a variety of resorts catering to the taste of most travellers, with most operating at a very high-end luxury level. From adults only honeymoon style resorts with overwater villas, offering the ultimate in peace and privacy, to sprawling resorts that span multiple islands and offer kids clubs, padel and tennis courts, and even a golf course or two, you’ll find a Maldives resort that suits your needs. As alcohol and food can be expensive in resort and you won’t be venturing out to eat, we highly recommend booking an all inclusive package in this island holiday destination.

Picture yourself in a place where the sand is as white as snow and the water is a mesmerizing shade of turquoise. This is the Maldives. It’s a tropical paradise that seems straight out of a dream. And the hotels offer an unmatched level of luxury quite unlike any you’ll find in other island destinations. The people here simply know how to do hospitality. This is a place to truly relax, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the finer things in life. Maldives is barefoot luxury at its best.

The Maldives has a hot tropical climate and the temperature remains remarkably consistent at around 30°C year-round – that’s on the beach and in the water! The sea in the Maldives is warm all year round and the water temperature is an average of 29°C (yowzers!) The warm seas of the Maldives also have high visibility throughout the year; with water clear enough to see the passing fish as far as fifty metres away at times so you can enjoy your holiday, snorkelling, diving, deep-sea fishing, or cruising, at any time of year.

International flights arrive at Male's Hulhule airport, which is on an island of its own. Transfers from the airport to your resort island are either by boat, seaplane, or domestic flight, depending on the distance. If your Maldives resort requires a seaplane transfer, be aware that seaplanes only operate in daylight hours. The seaplane journey in itself is an experience, as you get stunning views of the atolls - make sure you get a window seat and that you get your camera out before boarding. The seaplane will usually land next to a floating platform, from which you will be picked up by boat to be taken the remaining few metres in shore to your resort.

The Maldives is 3 hours ahead of South Africa. The standard electricity socket is the UK-style three-pin, although there are some variations, so an international adaptor will be useful. The language of the Maldivians is Dhivehi and is very similar to several other languages from Sri Lanka, South East Asia and North India. English is also widely spoken in the Maldives.

If you’re taking a seaplane transfer, the luggage allowance is a little more restrictive than your commercial flight - you are allowed 20kg per person of baggage and one piece of hand luggage weighing no more than 5kg. Be sure to take along your best beach and casual wear, perfect for the day while a light rain jacket might come in handy in the event of the occasional rain shower and sunglasses and suntan lotion are a must. It’s also a good idea to take along a few movies on a tablet or something similar as the English TV channels in your hotel may be limited and your own goggles and snorkels – even though your resort will have this equipment available to hire, you’ll probably be happier having your own.