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Singapore-based Banyan Tree Group has added yet another
striking property to its portfolio of
hotels in
the Maldives. Joining Banyan Tree Maldives Vabbinfaru and Angsana
Maldives Ihuru is
Velavaru Island Resort located on the South Nilandhe Atoll. Acquired at
US$20 million, the modest island of Velavaru measures 500m by 200m, and
boasts world-class reefs that fringe the sparkling coast.
In celebration, the newly refurbished bungalows of Velavaru are available
at special Explore Velavaru promotional rates starting from US$285++ per
person until 31 October 2005. Guests can enjoy three nights’ accommodation
in a Beach Bungalow on a twin-share basis with daily breakfast, lunch and
dinner at Hathaa Restaurant and a generous 20% savings at The Spa.
Alternatively, opt for the five-night experience at US$448++ per person
that includes all of the above privileges, in addition to a complimentary
60-minute body massage at The Spa. Reservations that are made with confirmed
payment by 15 September for stays before 31 October also enjoy a
complimentary sixth night and an upgrade to the newly refurbished Island
Bungalow.
A New Velavaru
Velavaru Island Resort, which opened on 15 December 1998, comprised 84
Bungalows with a host of dining, spa and Water Sport Centre facilities.
Banyan Tree has appointed Maldives Area Manager Shahul Hameed as Acting
General Manager of Velavaru Island Resort.
Designed by Architrave Design and Planning - the design company of the
Banyan Tree Group, the newly-refurbished bungalows showcase a strong
contemporary and traditional Asian flavour. The resort now comprises 48
Beach Bungalows, 16 Island Bungalows and 20 Deluxe Beach Bungalows.
 Velavaru
Island Resort Male
Velavaru Island Resort Male is situated in the northeastern
corner of South Nilandhe Atoll. The resort offers a variety of
non-motorized water sports, a selection of land sports, in addition to
the several dive courses, snorkelling and fishing and sightseeing
excursions. All guestrooms are elegantly furnished and equipped with
modern amenities. The restaurant and bar is designed in an outstanding
Maldivian style, where guests can relax and have a sip of cocktails.
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