Maldives

One of the few places in Asia international travelers can visit right now, Ritz-Carlton announced its Maldives debut with the opening of The Ritz-Carlton Maldives, Fari Islands.

Remote Lands has chosen five of our favorite Maldives resorts with fascinating ocean adventures, engaging learning experiences, and world-class service that put family first.

Soneva Jani launches Chapter Two overwater villas for guests to indulge in the “Soneva Unlimited” concept.

Sonu Shivdasani speaks with Remote Lands on how travel has changed and what the “new normal” means for discerning travelers.

As the Maldives takes tentative steps toward reopening, Anantara’s Giles Selves speaks to Remote Lands on the future of travel in Asia’s island paradise.

The Maldives is all about the resort. It is where you are going to eat, sleep, and go on excursions — and these seven are Remote Lands favorites.

Formerly Soneva Gili, Gili Lankanfushi will once again open its doors on December 1, 2019 with new villas, new experiences, and that signature Maldivian charm.

Seeing the wildlife of the Maldives is one thing; saving it is another. With Anantara in the Maldives, travelers can adopt and save the most precious resource in the Maldives.

The many resorts of the Maldives have a deepening sustainability issue, but the Four Seasons at Landaa Giraavaru is hoping to make a dent in its emissions with 3,105 solar panels.

With all the luxury resorts in the Maldives, one might spend an entire holiday without sampling Maldivian cuisine, but that’s a mistake. Take a cooking class and get to the heart of these coconut-heavy dishes.

The Maldives boasts every manner of luxury travel amenity, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the opulent COMO Maalifushi hosts fly fishing, light tackle fishing, and deep sea expeditions to go along with the white sand beaches.

At around $50,000 a night, the split level underwater villa, called the the Muraka, at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is unique in more ways than one.