
Live Life on Island Time at This Maldivian Paradise
[SPONSORED CONTENT] A blend of beachfront and overwater villas, Grand Park Kodhipparu on the North Malé Atoll invites guests to slow down and relax.
Published on Nov 8, 2018
Sometimes you just need to get away from it all, which is when a Robinson Crusoe-worthy island escape is just the ticket. Surrounded by the turquoise waters of the North Malé Atoll, a breezy 20-minute speedboat ride from Velana International Airport, Grand Park Kodhipparu, Maldives is the ultimate place to rejuvenate a city-worn mind and body. The 120 beachfront and overwater villas—65 of which feature their own private pools—afford striking views of the Indian Ocean.
Renowned hospitality design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates lent their signature touch to this serene oasis, which draws aesthetic inspiration from traditional Maldivian ways of life. From the heavenly spa to the infinity pool that appears to melt into the sea, every aspect of the resort seeks to highlight the craftsmanship and spirit of the archipelago.
Guests at the resort often spend sun-drenched afternoons parasailing, scuba diving, kayaking or sailing on catamarans, while younger travelers enjoy the many activities at the Little Explorers’ Club. The Edge, the resort’s signature all-day dining venue, features an array of live cooking stations to cater to every palate, while Firedoor, an exceptional fine-dining restaurant, is ideal for special occasions, and Breeze Poolside Dining & Bar serves contemporary Asian and Mediterranean bites.
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