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June 18, 2015

Feature: An Idyllic Escape in the Indian Ocean | Chapter 4: "A Family Resort Where Nature Feels Closer" Gallery

This vast island, 750 kilometers in diameter, offers only 89 rooms, all of which are suites measuring over 184 square meters.
Jumeirah Vittaveli, located a 20-minute speedboat ride from the capital, Malé.
Lagoon villa built over the water.
Convenient access to snorkeling directly from the terrace.
The hotel's restaurants offer a rich menu featuring ingredients unique to the Maldives.
Grilled seafood caught by local fishermen.
Dessert made with coconuts grown on the premises.
Finesse, a Mediterranean restaurant built over the water, is perfect for a romantic dinner.
Like Devanavshi, all rooms feature a private pool.
The garden is equipped with a wooden swing and bathtub to enhance the feeling of paradise.
Amenities are by Molton Brown, known as a purveyor to the British Royal Family.
Beach villa built on the ground.
General Manager Graham Key, who is actively involved in preserving the island's environment.
Staff also get around by bicycle.
General Manager Graham Key's recommended program is 'Treasure Hunt'.
Inside the treasure chest were placards with drawings of animals, explaining about rare trees and birds said to inhabit only the Maldives.
About a year ago, they also started an organic herb garden.
They are growing rosemary, sage, and basil, with a dream to serve them in the hotel's restaurant in the near future.
Vittaveli means 'spaciousness.' The entire island is like a village, offering endless exploration.
The screw pine, a wild tree native to the Maldives, is characterized by its roots growing upwards and bearing pine-like fruit.
It was Graham Key who decided to equip each room with bicycles, back in 2011.
Various programs are offered every hour, from breakfast to dinner.
A lagoon villa built over the water. Unusually for the Maldives, children are also welcome to stay.
Children's bicycles are available in front of the facility.
Vittaveli's kids' club has dedicated staff.
In the Maldives, an Islamic country, the culture of mocktails (non-alcoholic cocktails) is well-developed.
The hotel's pizza shop bakes each pizza individually in a wood-fired oven.
A bar located near the reception building.
Each room is equipped with three bicycles: two for adults and one for children.
Transportation other than bicycles is by cart. If you ask your butler, they will pick you up and take you to your room.
A shop selling handmade ice cream in flavors like coconut and mango.
Upon arrival at the reception building, guests are greeted with smiles by the staff.
This vast island, 750 kilometers in diameter, offers only 89 rooms, all of which are suites measuring over 184 square meters.
Jumeirah Vittaveli, located a 20-minute speedboat ride from the capital, Malé.
Lagoon villa built over the water.
Convenient access to snorkeling directly from the terrace.
The hotel's restaurants offer a rich menu featuring ingredients unique to the Maldives.
Grilled seafood caught by local fishermen.
Dessert made with coconuts grown on the premises.
Finesse, a Mediterranean restaurant built over the water, is perfect for a romantic dinner.
Like Devanavshi, all rooms feature a private pool.
The garden is equipped with a wooden swing and bathtub to enhance the feeling of paradise.
Amenities are by Molton Brown, known as a purveyor to the British Royal Family.
Beach villa built on the ground.
General Manager Graham Key, who is actively involved in preserving the island's environment.
Staff also get around by bicycle.
General Manager Graham Key's recommended program is 'Treasure Hunt'.
Inside the treasure chest were placards with drawings of animals, explaining about rare trees and birds said to inhabit only the Maldives.
About a year ago, they also started an organic herb garden.
They are growing rosemary, sage, and basil, with a dream to serve them in the hotel's restaurant in the near future.
Vittaveli means 'spaciousness.' The entire island is like a village, offering endless exploration.
The screw pine, a wild tree native to the Maldives, is characterized by its roots growing upwards and bearing pine-like fruit.
It was Graham Key who decided to equip each room with bicycles, back in 2011.
Various programs are offered every hour, from breakfast to dinner.
A lagoon villa built over the water. Unusually for the Maldives, children are also welcome to stay.
Children's bicycles are available in front of the facility.
Vittaveli's kids' club has dedicated staff.
The reception building overlooking the Indian Ocean.
In the Maldives, an Islamic country, the culture of mocktails (non-alcoholic cocktails) is well-developed.
The hotel's pizza shop bakes each pizza individually in a wood-fired oven.
A bar located near the reception building.
Each room is equipped with three bicycles: two for adults and one for children.
Transportation other than bicycles is by cart. If you ask your butler, they will pick you up and take you to your room.
A shop selling handmade ice cream in flavors like coconut and mango.
Upon arrival at the reception building, guests are greeted with smiles by the staff.

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