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Facing the beachfront, Villa Park Sun Island Resort offers 5-star accommodations in Maamigili and has a fitness center, garden and terrace. The property provides a private beach area, as well as a bar and a tennis court.
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- Nalaguraidhoo, 00220 Maamigili, Maldives
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Sun Island Resort & Spais located on the edge of the stunning South Ari Atoll, close to the famous South Ari Marine Protected Area (SAMPA). This area is one of the best locations in the Maldives to see whale sharks which come to the atoll all year round. The island itself is about 1.6 km long and about 500 meters wide, making it one of the biggest ...
Coming from their five-star sister property Paradise Island Resort & Spa, we arrived via speedboat at Velana International Airport and were greeted by a Sun Island airport representative. He directly brought us to the domestic terminal for our flight to Maamigili (the island next to Sun Island), took care of the flight check-in procedure and led us...
Sun Island Resort & Spa is, as mentioned before, one of the biggest resorts in the entire Maldives. In fact, it was the largest resort until recently, but is now the second-largest resort. On the other hand, this also means that there is lots to explore. What really surprised us though is that you can still have an intimate and luxurious vacation h...
Sun Island Resort & Spa has 462 villas in total which is an absolutely mind-blowing number. Most of the villas are located around the island right at the beach except their 32 Sun Villas (second row) and 68 over water villas. As mentioned earlier, the rooms are slowly being renovated over time. Currently, the Deluxe Beach Pool Villas, the Beach Poo...
Sun Island Resort & Spa offers two main buffet restaurants, three à la carte restaurants, and a seafood barbecue grill allowing you to embark on a culinary journey. The resort also offers in-villa dining as well as special romantic dining experiences. Maaniya Restaurantis Sun Island’s all-day dining restaurant and open for all guests of the resort....
While staying at Sun Island Resort & Spa, the staff we had interactions with was nice and friendly. Due to the large size of the resort, not all staff you casually pass by will greet you but that’s understandable with the large number of guests on the island. What really stood out to us was the restaurant staff at Southern Star and Zero. They were ...
Sun Island Resort & Spa offers endless island and water-related activities as well as experiences and excursions. You name it, they have it. There is truly something for everyone at the resort. If you prefer being active during your vacation, you can burn some calories at the fitness center in the main building or visit one of the various sport cou...
When being on vacation, we always love to spoil ourselves with a spa treatment. That’s why we also visited the Araamu Spa at Sun Island. This wonderful sanctuary is nestled in a lush Balinese jungle setting and offers a sauna, steam bath, and various treatment and massage options. While Carsten went for a 50-minute full-body massage, I had a 50-min...
Like all Villa Hotels, Sun Island Resort & Spa is very passionate about sustainability and takes it very seriously. Therefore, the resort has many practices in place to protect and preserve the fragile environment. In order to reduce their carbon footprint and to produce clean and renewable energy, rooftop solar panels have been installed on all ma...
Sun Island Resort & Spa is a 5-star resort in the beautiful South Ari Atoll and belongs to the largest resorts in the entire Maldives. Therefore, the resort offers endless options of things to do, restaurants and experiences. Nonetheless, we were positively surprised that you can also spend an intimate, luxury vacation here despite the island’s lar...
Overview. Location. Reviews. Amenities. Villa Park Sun Island Resort. The 5-star Villa Park Sun Island Resort Maamigili Island is 9 minutes' stroll from Beach Boongalo and has an outdoor swimming pool plus a fitness room.
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- Nalaguraidhoo, Maamigili Island, Maldives
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Location. Opened in 1998, Sun Island is the biggest resort in the Maldives, measuring 1.6Km long X 440m wide. Located at the Southern tip of South Ari Atoll, just 113Kms from Velana International Airport, approximately 17 minutes by domestic flight. Accommodation. Standard Beach Bungalow: Room Size: 35.3 m². No. of Rooms: 106.
The hotel is made up of individual bungalows, and each one has its own terrace. If it's relaxation you're after, the resort has a spa with a sauna, steam and whirlpool, as well as a range of treatments on offer. For children, there's a games room and a shallow pool.
Villa Park Maldives - Sun Island Resort & Spa for a tropical vacation in the South Ari Atoll. Dive, dine, and relax in this beachfront resort also featuring a pool, restaurant, and authentic villas.
