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Radisson Blu Resort Maldives introduces new all-inclusive offering

Discover one-of-a-kind Maldives experience at the award-winning Radisson Blu Resort Maldives with the new all-inclusive offering to bring those travel moments together in one thoughtfully curated meal plan for savvy travellers.
Nested in South Ari Atoll, our stylish five-star island resort is an idyllic secluded getaway despite located among the closest atolls from Velana International Airport in Malé, with only 30 minutes ride by scenic seaplane flight. The resort is ready to guide guests to embark on a culinary voyage to a diverse selection of restaurants and bars. Guests from all over the world can choose the journey at their own preference. Whether they are looking for comfort foods that make them feel at home, or seeking for gourmet adventure to experience the local delicacies and foreign flavours.
The journey starts each day with a super breakfast at the all-day dining restaurant, Raha, where we also serve lunch and themed dinner buffet, such as Maldivian, Indian, and Mexican. The talented chefs at Raha are always happy to cater special ‘off the menu’ requests. Daytime bites and cool drinks can be found at Eats & Beats, the chilled beach club style poolside bar, or at Crusoe’s, a “castaway chic” islet sanctuary for curious explorers. For an atmospheric dinner at one of our overwater restaurants, guests can experience the Japanese cuisine with Omakase set menu at the elegant setting of Kabuki, or the Mediterranean grill at Alifaan with show kitchen. In the evening, Mahurab bar is where the guests can enjoy the live music while sipping their favorite wine or cocktail.
Feed My Soul all-inclusive package at Radisson Blu Resort Maldives includes:
Food
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner in buffet style at Raha overwater Restaurant.
- $40 credit per person per meal in four a la carte restaurants and bars, except for private dining or special events.
Drinks
- Unlimited non-alcoholic beverages with selections of house bottled water, tea, coffee, soft drinks, and juices.
- Unlimited alcoholic beverages with selections of wines and sparkling wines curated by our sommelier, island mixologist’s cocktails and mocktails creations, liquors, spirits, rum, gin, vodka, whisky, tequila, and beers.
- Daily sunset happy hour and snack pass-around at Eats & Beats bar, including free ice cream for children.
- Weekly guest cocktail and canapé.
In-villa minibar
- Fully replenished once daily with non-alcoholic drinks and Radisson Blu snack selections.
“After the launch of our concierge mobile app, we are thrilled to introduce our new all-inclusive program, as a new offering at Radisson Blu Resort Maldives”, says General Manager Gavin Sanders. “This is another step forward to continuously enhance the quality and the value of the stay to fulfil the strong demand from both new and repeat guests alike.” adds Gavin.
Immersive experience is offered through other features such as complimentary non-motorised water sports as well as yoga and wellness activities. The all-inclusive package is now available through direct booking, tour operator and travel agent partners, and will soon available in all other booking channels.
Part of the Radisson Hotel Group, Radisson Blu Resort Maldives is nestled in the South Ari Atoll, only 105km from Male’s Velana International Airport. This private island retreat features 128 beachfront or overwater pool villas with up to three bedrooms, seven restaurants and bars, diving and water sports, an overwater spa, yoga pavilion, fitness centre, sports court, games room, kids’ club and a glass-walled Event Hall. This makes the resort an ideal setting for all types of holiday, from family vacations and couples’ breaks to weddings and honeymoons.
For more information, please visit www.radissonhotels.com/en-us/hotels/radisson-blu-resort-maldives.
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Marine encounters: spinner dolphins at Canareef Resort Maldives

At Canareef Resort Maldives, one of the most popular experiences for guests is the dolphin tour. The abundant presence of dolphins in the surrounding waters ensures that each cruise offers a remarkable encounter with these marine creatures, creating lasting memories for visitors.
Every dolphin tour at Canareef provides an opportunity to observe pods of dolphins gliding and leaping across the waves. Guests often describe the sight of spinner dolphins darting through the clear ocean as a defining image of the Maldives’ natural marine beauty.
Morning cruises and sunset tours alike are guided by experienced staff, who share insights as dolphins appear in their natural environment. Many guests recount moments when dolphins swim alongside the boat, a spectacle that creates a unique sense of connection.
The activity is regarded as more than just an excursion; it is considered a celebration of nature and a highlight of a stay at Canareef. It allows guests to experience the Maldives in a way that underlines why dolphins are seen as ambassadors of the islands.
For travellers seeking encounters with dolphins amid turquoise waters, Canareef presents an ideal opportunity. The resort also offers seasonal promotions, including early booking discounts for the remainder of this summer, next winter, and summer 2026.
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Maldives beaches rated among world’s best for rest and rejuvenation

Following a rise in searches for ‘calmcations’, long-haul travel specialists Travelbag have revealed the best destinations for a tranquil escape in 2025, with the Maldives named among the world’s most serene beachside getaways.
According to Travelbag, 72 per cent of British travellers go on holiday to relax and recharge, while 47 per cent seek experiences that help them feel more grounded and mindful. Searches for the term ‘calmcation’ – holidays focused on peace, quiet, and switching off – have doubled in the past three months, reflecting a growing shift away from busy itineraries towards more restorative travel.
To identify the most relaxing destinations, Travelbag analysed 36 global locations and ranked them against key serenity indicators, including noise and light pollution, cleanliness, the quality of green spaces, and local travel congestion.
Queenstown, New Zealand, secured first place as the world’s ultimate destination for tranquillity. Framed by the Southern Alps and Lake Wakatipu, the town recorded exceptionally high scores for cleanliness (91.7) and quality of green spaces (94.4), alongside low levels of travel congestion and minimal noise and light pollution.
The Seychelles followed in second position, celebrated for its unspoiled natural beauty and exceptionally low noise and light pollution score of 16.7. Its islands, including La Digue, Praslin and Silhouette, remain havens of peace and natural charm.
Cairns, Australia, rounded out the top three, combining tropical serenity with well-maintained green spaces and an impressive cleanliness score of 69.6.
Also ranking among the top global destinations is the Maldives, long regarded as one of the world’s premier escapes for those seeking peace and seclusion. With its iconic turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and private island resorts, the country continues to attract travellers in search of restorative experiences.
According to Travelbag’s analysis, the Maldives achieved an impressive average beach rating of 4.63, placing it alongside the world’s leading beachside destinations. Beaches such as Bikini Beach, Baros Beach, and Reethi Beach were highlighted as examples of the country’s serene appeal.
Danny Hugill, Destination Executive for the Maldives at Travelbag, commented: “The Maldives is one of our most cherished destinations – an idyllic collection of tiny islands that offer unmatched opportunities to unwind. Long celebrated as a top honeymoon destination, it remains the ultimate place to escape, slow down, and enjoy the tranquillity of nature.”
The findings underline the Maldives’ continued appeal in a market increasingly shaped by wellness, mindfulness, and relaxation. While destinations such as New Zealand and the Seychelles excel in specific indicators of serenity, the Maldives’ unique combination of luxurious seclusion, natural beauty, and consistently high-rated beaches ensures its position as a global ‘calmcation’ favourite for 2025.
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October at Soneva: culinary journeys, wellness retreats and world-class guests

As the golden light softens the edges of the day and autumn arrives in the Maldives, Soneva’s resorts are inviting families to embrace a slower pace. Surrounded by settings where jungle meets shoreline and barefoot living is part of everyday life, October brings immersive experiences, diverse dining and guest appearances designed to create memorable moments.
Soneva is renowned for its sense of space – and this October, that space is offered as a place to connect, explore and dream. Guests are accommodated in expansive villas, whether set above the water or nestled within the forest, with each generation free to follow their own rhythm. Younger visitors are welcomed at The Den, where activities include chocolate-making, coral reef discovery and storytelling beneath the stars. Adults are offered opportunities such as sailing excursions, wine tastings by the beach and relaxed days defined by a tropical tempo.
The Soneva Stars programme in October features a notable guest line-up. Tennis player Andy Murray will lead sessions on the courts, Olympic swimmer Therese Alshammar will conduct family swimming classes, and British astronaut Tim Peake will introduce guests to stargazing alongside stories from his career in space. The atmosphere is intended to remain relaxed, with experiences that are both engaging and uncommon.
Culinary experiences remain central to the Soneva offering. October’s highlights include Michelin-starred chefs joining the Soneva Stars programme: Tim Siadatan of Trullo and Padella will appear at Soneva Fushi for the first time, while Chet Sharma of Bibi will prepare a Diwali dinner at both Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani. Dining venues range from Flying Sauces, a treetop experience reached by zipline, to So Hands On by Chef Akira, an intimate six-seat sushi counter crafted in sake-finished pine. At Soneva Secret, each villa includes a private chef, offering a personalised dining experience.
For guests seeking tranquillity, October also marks the return of the SOUL Festival at Soneva Fushi, taking place from 9 to 13 October. This retreat gathers global figures in wellness, movement and transformation, offering barefoot rituals, sunrise breathwork and reflective discussions.
October at Soneva is framed by golden hours and starlit nights, with experiences designed to be shared across generations.
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