Hurawalhi Maldives

I’ve dreamed about an overwater villa in the Maldives every since I first hear about the island nation over a decade ago. Sometimes, dreams do come true.
The Maldives is famous for being an island nation. There are over 1,100 islands of varying sizes, spread across the Indian Ocean. Every single island, including the capital in Malé, is tiny. Very tiny. To make the most of space, resorts began building platforms and jetties with overwater bungalows that jut out into the sea. The same went for Hurawalhi Maldives.
Everything at Hurawalhi was fresh and new. We arrived on their fourth day of operation. And, yes, there was a new resort smell to the place. After registering at the sand filled reception area, staff whisked us on a golf cart to our Ocean Pool Villa. We rode past the soon to be finished football pitch and tennis courts, and along the back side of the spa and the restaurants. Then, the buggy turned around a bend, and all I could see were stunning, wooden overwater villas.
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[@ZurriyetBlogs]

PERFECT resort ‼️

[@Bane_KB]

So cool

[@Rushbeyond]

This is a great video!! I've seen the Maldives pop up quite a bit in the last couple of months on CZcams and my Instagram and I think I might have to check it out this year!! Is it fairly expensive?

[@AmberSHoffman]

It is definitely not a value destination, and many hotels range between $400 and $1000 a night. But, it is a truly unique experience.

[@c.d.9567]

Dear Amber,
Many thanks for your video! We fly to Hurawalhi in September and look forward very much.
Can you tell us something about the underwater world? How is the reef there? Was the food good?
Best wishes

[@AmberSHoffman]

We do not snorkel or scuba dive, but dining in the underwater restaurant is amazing! And, it's possible to see reef sharks and other wild life from above ground because the water is so clear! And, the food was very good! Enjoy.

[@c.d.9567]

Thank you so much!!

[@StringSkipp3r]

Hi Amber, thanks for posting this video. Are there other transportation costs (aside from plane to male) that we need to look out for when going to Hurawalhi?

[@AmberSHoffman]

Nope, that's it! And, they roll it into your bill, so no worries.