Robinson Maldives – Kaadedhdhoo, Maldives - Review 2023

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By: Torben Lonne

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Torben Lonne

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One of the best value-for-money options on this list, Robinson Maldives is set on a private island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. While not devoid of activities, this beach resort is particularly great for guests just looking to lay back, soak up the sun and enjoy some peace and quiet.

TO DO

Get yourself centered with some morning yoga and the resort’s Body & Mind courses. Treat yourself with some Balinese spa packages at the resort’s WellFit Spa. Go on a diving excursion and explore the unspoiled coral reefs of the Indian Ocean. The resort also offers equipment for surfing, kitesurfing, water skiing, and stand-up paddling. At extra cost, you can try your hand at open sea fishing and/or explore other parts of Maldives.

You can also spend the day playing beach tennis, beach soccer, or beach volleyball on the resort’s first-class courts. If you’re more of a partier than an athlete, the resort also offers nightly entertainment featuring local acts.

TO EAT

Guests can feast on a diverse range of cuisines (with an emphasis on Maldivian food) at the resort’s buffet restaurant. Each dish is crafted with only the freshest ingredients. Tropical libations can be had at the resort’s bars while you watch the sun set on the Indian Ocean.