A faraway, full-board paradise in the Maldives' southernmost atoll
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Canareef Resort Maldives
Addu Atoll, Maldives
Jacuzzi villa
Jacuzzi villa
Sunset Beach villa
Sunset Beach villa
A lo-fi Maldives island resort with a choice of villas, a dolphin cruise and all meals included
- Canareef's Jacuzzi villas are spaced apart by lush greenery, each offering access to a pristine beach that leads to a glittering lagoon. Appointed in colours of the tropics, the exceptionally spacious 97-square-metre villas are located on the white-sand western shore. Highlights include a four-poster bed and a private sun deck with a hot tub.
- An array of activities are available at the resort, including snorkelling, island hopping tours, tennis and beach volleyball. Alternatively, explore the island on a rented mountain bikes or go on a dive trip organised by the resort’s PADI-certified dive centre. Big game fishing trips are another highlight that's not to be missed.
- If it's pure unadulterated bliss you are after, stop by the Sanctuaire Spa. Secluded from the rest of the island, it is a peaceful, waterside compound that houses private suites for both couples and singles. A comprehensive variety of treatments are available, including detoxifying massages and invigorating body scrubs.
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Highlights
A castaway island in the Maldives' southernmost atoll, Canareef Resort Maldives is a true escape from reality. Simply getting there is a departure from the ordinary, as you travel across the equator over a breathtaking ocean expanse. For those who won't want to do nothing (all of the time), there are plenty of activities around and on the resort to keep you busy - join dolphin cruises, dive with manta rays, explore shipwrecks and take local island tours.