5* Le Meridien Maldives Resort 2027
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5* Le Meridien Maldives Resort 2027 holiday is exceptional
Set on a private island surrounded by the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean. Discover pristine white-sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs and breathtaking sunsets while enjoying the relaxed elegance and exceptional hospitality of this stunning island retreat.
Your stay offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure, with opportunities to snorkel, explore the surrounding marine life, enjoy water activities or simply unwind beside the turquoise lagoon. With beautifully designed accommodation, superb dining and a tranquil island atmosphere, Le Méridien Maldives is the ideal setting for a memorable tropical getaway.
At a glance
| Maldives | 7 nights at the 5* Le Meridien Maldives Resort | |
| Accommodation | Sunset Overwater Villa | |
| Meals | All Inclusive | |
| Other | Return Seaplane transfers |
Highlights
Island & Villas spanning 9 Hectares
A natural castaway island featuring lush indigenous flora, crystal-clear lagoons, and mangrove habitats.
Six Restaurants and Bars: Turquoise (international buffet), Tabemasu (Japanese teppanyaki and omakase), Velaa Bar + Grill (poolside dining), Riviera Tapas and Bar (Spanish-style beachfront dining), and Waves Café.
House Reef & Marine Life
An exceptional house reef ideal for snorkelling and diving, featuring frequent sightings of ornate eagle rays, green turtles, and reef sharks
Recreation includes multiple swimming pools (including an adults-only pool), a modern fitness centre, a padel tennis court, and complimentary non-motorised water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding
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Itinerary
Le Meridien Maldives Resort (All Inclusive)
- Breakfast at the resort and book a Bike Rental today
- The resort itself is massive, and getting from place to place will require a lot of walking; rent a bike for $10 per day, which is a great way to get around the resort.
- There is no minimum number of days for the rental, so you can use them for just one day or your entire trip.
Le Meridien Maldives Resort (All Inclusive)
- Make the most of the resort's water activities with kayaking, paddleboarding or another non-motorised water sport.
- Alternatively, simply relax on the beach and enjoy the warm Maldivian sunshine.
- Treat yourself to a spa experience in the afternoon before dinner.
Le Meridien Maldives Resort (All Inclusive)
- Make it a relaxing day today, either on the beach or by the pool
Inclusions
- Return airfares from Johannesburg on Qatar Airways (Specific and Limited Seats)
- Departure and Fuel taxes (subject to change)
- 07 nights' accommodation in a Sunset Overwater Villa
- All Inclusive
- Return Seaplane transfers: Airport - Resort- Airport
Exclusions
- Increases in airfares and departure/fuel taxes
- Optional tours
- Tips
- Visa fee
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary
- Travel Insurance
Validity
- Valid for travel between 01 and 31 May 2027
OFFER MUST BE BOOKED BY 31 October 26 - Seasonal, Weekend, Events and School holiday Supplements may be applicable
Contact us for any other travel date required
Country information
Geography
The atolls of the Maldives are formed from coral structures. The atolls are part of a greater structure known as the Laccadives-Chagos Ridge, which stretches over 2000 kilometres. The Maldives islands are low lying with the highest point at approximately eight feet above sea level. Ring-shaped reef structures form the atolls and these reefs provide the natural defense against wind and wave action on these delicate islands.
Culture
Located at the crossways of the Indian Ocean shipping lanes on the main seaway around the Indian subcontinent, the Maldives has long been a meeting point for African, Arab, Malay and Indonesian mariners.
Throughout the centuries these influences have shaped the Maldivian way of life. This can be seen from the many facets of Maldivian lifestyle such as dining, music, art and craft.
Protected Dive Sites
15 important marine dive sites were established as marine protected areas in 1996, registered in the Ministry of Planning Human Resources and Environment and managed by the Ministry of Tourism. In 1999 additional 10 dive sites were declared as protected areas established in the Ministry of Home Affairs Housing and Environment. Anchoring and fishing except for traditional bait-fishing and destructive activities are strictly prohibited in these sites.
Liquor
Alcohol cannot be imported without an official license. You can buy alcoholic drinks in all major hotels and island resorts
Tipping
Officially tipping is prohibited. Unofficially, many guests give a small sum to their room-cleaner and waiter. In the local tea-shops and guesthouses, shukriyyaa, thank you, is enough.