Palm Beach Resort

An enchanting relaxed island, with a wide range of facilities, luxuriant greenery, long sweeps of sparkling sands and friendly efficiency. All that and great value too as all meals and most drinks included.

Rooms

117

Airport transfer time

40 minutes

Location

In the Lhaviyani atoll.

Public transport

-

Facilities

Hemmed by a three-mile beach and a lagoon with coral reefs, there is a swimming pool and bar, beach bar on south sandbank, Lobster restaurant, à la carte restaurant or candlelit dinner on the jetty (all payable locally), catamaran sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, snorkelling, diving (extra charge), tennis, squash, football pitch, beach volleyball, bicycles, fitness centre and Coconut spa (extra cost).

Accommodation

117 rooms, each with airconditioning, ceiling fan, television, telephone, minibar, dressing area, open-air bathroom with bath and outdoor shower and terrace with a Maldivian swing.

Junior Suites are on either sunrise or sunset side and suitable for families of four.

Villas are very spacious set over two floors, with a living room and upper floor bedroom with balcony and ocean views.

Suites are spacious and quite superb and include all drinks.

Room upgrades in specified rooms available when booking by Mar31. Details on request.

Restaurants

Main Dining Area - Lunch and dinner Lobsteria - A la carte restaurant for refined dining. Not part of the 'all inclusive' package. Reservations, locally, required Coffee Shop - Buffet breakfast & High Tea

Swimming Pools

One swimming pool located lagoon side

Beach description

Beachfront location

Destination introduction

Maldives holidays conjure up images of white sands, swaying palm trees and crystal blue waters, creating a picture-perfect holiday bliss. Kuoni’s hand-picked islands offer first-class, luxurious accommodation, spectacular diving and enchanting, dazzling sunsets for romantic memories.

Shopping

If you visit Malé, you’ll see plenty of street merchants offering beautiful Maldivian postage stamps. Those ragged dentures suspended outside gift shops are sharks’ jaws. Attractive T-shirts are stencilled before your eyes, generally with brilliantly coloured tropical fish.

The islanders are expert in carving coconut wood and use it to decorate their houses. Mat-weaving, basket-making and coir rope-making are long-standing crafts. Mats are woven from haa grass. There is some highlydeveloped lacquer work and you may see examples of handloom weaving or jewellery handcrafted in gold and mother of pearl.