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Distance From Airport: 20 km
Number of rooms: 96
Location: Kaafu Atoll
Four Seasons Maldives at Kuda Huraa is a vibrant garden island with all the charm and intimacy of a traditional Maldivian village; just 25 minutes from the airport.
Adopt an entire ocean lifestyle at the Resort’s Surf School. Sail by dhoni to The Island Spa – the only spa in the Maldives on its own private isle.
Retreat to traditional land and sea-based accommodations interspersed with fragrant borders of bougainvillea, frangipani and hibiscus flowers. As the setting sun paints the endless sky, the Sunset Lounge
epitomises the Resort’s laid-back and sociable vibe.
The 96 traditionally crafted accommodations are furnished in ‘modern tropical’ style in keeping with the relaxed feel of the island. Lush garden foliage and curved stone walls offer maximum privacy.
Beach Pavilion with Pool – (25 units, Interior: 45m², Exterior: 62m²)
The entry level of accommodation is the Beach Pavilion with pool. It comprises a bedroom, an indoor bath and an outdoor courtyard with a Maldivian openair shower set in the exotic confines of its own walled garden. The Beach Pavilions are slightly set back from the beach for additional privacy yet offer easy access to it.
Beach Bungalow with Pool – (28 units, Interior: 63m², Exterior: 82m²)
Just steps from the beach, the Beach Bungalow comprises a private sanctuary set within a garden of mature palms and tropical flowers. The larger-sized bedroom and living and bathroom pavilion with open air shower court yard lead to an extensive outdoor area with an infinity plunge pool and gazebo. The surrounding foliage provides seclusion whilst retaining direct beach access.
Family Beach Bungalow with Pool – (4 units, Interior: 75m², Exterior: 82m²)
Just steps from the beach, the Family Beach Bungalow has an adjoining study room with a sofa bed with pullout underbed, desk, wardrobe and TV. With direct access to the dressing area and bathroom, they are
ideal for families with younger children.
Royal Beach Villa – (1 unit, Interior: 197m², Exterior: 256 m²)
The epitome of gracious, beach-side comfort, the twobedroom villa features a well-appointed living room positioned between two bedrooms. Adjacent to each bedroom is a separate dressing area and spacious outdoor garden shower. The indoor living and dining area opens onto an enormous outdoor space with private sundeck, infinity-edged pool and gazebo. The surrounding tropical garden is furnished with a shaded day-bed and undholi (wooden swing).
The Royal Beach Villa has also its own private stretch of beach with sun lounges and an additional private gazebo,ideal for breakfast, sunset cocktails or a romantic dinner.
Water Bungalow – (28 units, Interior: 61m², Exterior: 39m²)
Dipping its feet into crystal waters, the Water Bungalow has an entrance lobby and a spacious bedroom with unbroken views of the sea. The dressing room leads to an enlarged bath overlooking the lagoon
and an outd or courtyard with a Maldivian open-air shower. Each has a private sundeck with steps that lead to the turquoise lagoon and a sea level fresh water shower.
Water Bungalow with Pool – (4 units, Interior: 61m², Exterior: 39m²)
In addition to the above facilities, four of the Water Bungalows have a 12m² private plunge pool.
One-bedroom Water Suite – (4 units, Interior: 91m², Exterior: 55m²)
These expansive, luxurious bungalows have extensive outdoor living space as well as beautifully-appointed interiors with wrap-around views of the sea viewed through floor to ceiling windows. In addition to the
main bedroom and bathroom with open-air shower courtyard, a separate living room with a sofa and adjoining shower room offers flexibility for families.
Two-bedroom Water Suite – (2 units, Interior: 173 m², Exterior: 99 m²)
The Two-bedroom Water Bungalow consist of a king and a twin-bedded room each with separate dressing areas, bathrooms and outdoor showers. A shared living and dining area overlooks the extensive private sundeck, from which steps lead to a lower platform with sea access and feature shower.
If cancelled or modified, 45 days prior to the date of arrival, no fee will be charged. However, please note that the transaction fee is non-refundable under any circumstances.
Additional bed can be provided with an extra charges for children below 12 years old. Infants baby cot can be arranged.
Pets are not allowed in the resort.
Resort accepts major international Credit Cards. *terms and conditions will apply
Standard check-in time is 14:00 hrs
Standard check-out time is 12:00 hrs
Excursions Surf Kids Club Water Sports Live Music Karoake
Internet is available at the resort
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Scuba Diving.
Revered as one of the world’s top scuba diving destinations, thousands of divers flock to the Maldives each and every year to catch a glimpse of the underwater wonderland, with thousands returning to continue exploring the mysterious depths of the Maldivian seas. One of the best ways to experience the Maldivian waters is via a liveaboard safari, cruising around the islands with all the amenities needed, avoiding the need to travel from a resort to a different dive site everyday. On a liveaboard, every day you wake up to a different dive spot and all that remains is simply getting into the water.
Chilling out at a Resort.
With only one resort per island, and with each hotel built to a certain standard, the Maldives has some really interesting policies regarding the establishment of resorts. The method results in an assortment of some of the most secluded, intimate, luxurious and spectacular resorts of the world. A quick search on google reveals the most romantic, gorgeous hotels anyone has ever seen. They are also among the most expensive hotel rooms in the world. However, if you have the money, it’s certainly worth it.
Viewing the sunset.
Sunsets are the one of most spectacular things about the Maldives. As the night falls, life in the Maldives comes to an almost standstill with not a lot going on. So, make the most of a good sunset. Find a nice quiet spot on the beach somewhere, grab an ice-cold beer and watch the sun seemingly melt into the ocean. Unbeatable.
Surfing
Recently recognised as an international surfing destination, several international competitions have begun to take place. Realising the power of the Maldivian breaks, some resorts cater to surfers by taking them out by a boat to catch the best breaks.
Snorkelling
Snorkelling enables you to still experience the marvellous underwater world, even if you don’t feel like scuba diving. Equipment can be rented or borrowed from resorts, but it’s a good idea to bring your own snorkel gear from home to ensure a snug fit. The Maldives offers some of the best snorkelling in the world.
Dining.
Serving some of the freshest and most delicious foods, the Maldives is a paradise for seafood lovers. Here, you will find lobster, scallops, octopus, squid, tuna and all kinds of fish cooked in all kinds of ways. Whilst on holiday, don’t be shy. The Asian flavours of the islands often involve curry, coconut, and other spices. Give it a go, you won’t be disappointed.
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