InterContinental Maldives Maamunagau Resort

The new 5-star InterContinental Maldives Maamunagau Resort is a magical place in the middle of the Indian Ocean! This ultimate luxury hotel not only attracts stars & celebrities from all over the world, it is already considered the most exclusive resort in the Indian Ocean! Island Life Deluxe: In Raa Atoll, enjoy luxurious island life in private luxury villas. The lagoon enchants with its turquoise blue clear water, dreamlike white sandy beach and an incredibly diverse flora and fauna. Fine dining at the highest level promises 4 excellent restaurants. Among them is "The Lighthouse" - passionately managed and top-class staffed by Joseph Nagy and Joaquín Soler Ruscalleda (formerly at the Spanish 3-star Michelin restaurant El Bulli). Also discover the manta ray sanctuary and many other sea creatures during unforgettable snorkeling and diving excursions. From the seclusion of your private pool villa, enjoy spectacular views and sunsets. Dine under the stars in the middle of the ocean, with the sound of the sea in your ear. On your own terrace or on the beach, tantalize your taste buds with the exquisite delicacies of gourmet professionals. Award-winning chefs Joseph Nagy and Joaquín Soler Ruscalleda (former chef at El Bulli) will enchant you in the Maldives. At the AVI Spa, you can recharge your soul and find deep relaxation. In six overwater treatment villas, your senses are awakened by harnessing the psychology of natural light and sound. For example, enjoy an extensive couple's massage with your sweetheart. A master of traditional Chinese medicine is also available to you in the holistic approach to wellness, offering paths to health and harmony. This includes offerings of acupuncture, body and nutritional therapies, and herbal medicine. The "Planet Trekkers" program is aimed at children from 4-12, allowing them to learn a lot about the ocean just outside the Intercontinental Maldives door. They are introduced to the many fascinating sea creatures and wonders of the Indian Ocean through games, arts and crafts programs, and small expeditions.