Ayada Maldives

The room is large and beautiful, with direct access to the beach. The service staff are very polite and enthusiastic, and all meals are included, so there is no worry about food and drink every day. After sending the information of arrival and departure from Male Airport to the hotel by email in advance, I have been able to get timely feedback on the pick-up and drop-off, and the hotel staff has also handled the check-in and speedboat service for domestic flights throughout the whole process, which is very reassuring.

Ayada Resort, a Hideaway Worth a Visit As a travel enthusiast, I have stayed in countless hotels and resorts around the world, and I can confidently say that Ayada Resort in the Maldives is definitely one of the best. From the breathtaking location to the impeccable service, this hidden gem exceeds all expectations. 1. Choosing Ayada: With so many atolls and islands in the Maldives, choosing the right resort was overwhelming - until I found Ayada. Located just 20 miles north of the equator, it has a warm and stable tropical climate, making it an ideal destination. We set off in late April. 2. The Journey: Although getting to Ayada from Male requires an extra hour flight and then a 50-minute speedboat ride, the resort's seamless connection makes the journey part of the adventure. Transfers, luggage handling, and even VIP lounge access are all well organized. Tip: Plan your arrival/departure flights to see the turquoise lagoon and coral reefs from the air. 3. Accommodation: We stayed in the Sunset Suite (unit 6), a spacious single-story overwater villa with three unique living areas, all made of luxurious solid wood. The villa is designed to perfectly blend luxury and privacy: private pool, deep soaking tub, and direct access to the lagoon from the terrace. Waking up to the unobstructed sea view is refreshing, as if you have your own sky and sea. 4. Privacy and atmosphere: If you are like me, you crave tranquility rather than crowds, Ayada is the ideal place for you. The privacy of the resort ensures tranquility, and the spacious villas are carefully arranged and well-spaced from each other. It's just you, the sea and the horizon, without other distractions. 5. Dining and experience: The resort's themed dinners are a highlight. Every night brings a new culinary adventure. I especially loved the sea salt night under the stars and the breathtaking seaside fire show. The creativity of the chefs is amazing, especially considering the remote location of the resort. 6. Exceptional Service: Ayada’s staff elevates the experience from good to extraordinary. Our butler, Z, is a rare talent—attentive, patient, and only a text away. Whether arranging a last-minute getaway or accommodating a special request, every detail is taken care of in minutes. 🥇 Conclusion: Yes, going to Ayada is an investment, but it’s definitely worth it. As someone who believes that life’s pleasures are earned, I wouldn’t hesitate to come back again. However, behind the luxury lies a sobering truth: The low-lying islands of the Maldives face an uncertain future. Scientists warn that rising sea levels could wipe out 80% of the islands within a few decades. Go soon. Swim in the lagoon, marvel at the magnificence of the coral reefs, and watch the rising sun light up the sky at dusk. Learn about the fragile ecosystem of the atoll and the resilience of the Maldivian culture. Ayada is more than just a resort, it’s a reminder of the fleeting beauty of our planet. What happens here resonates around the world. See it, savor it, and take the experience home with you. Conclusion: Ayada is more than just a vacation, it is something you will treasure for a lifetime.

The overall experience was very comfortable. In general, except for the long waiting time at the end of the island departure, there was nothing to complain about. I sincerely suggest that the hotel can let customers check out 1-2 hours before leaving the island. I was tired after waiting in the lounge for 3 or 4 hours.

There is a very organized team, quality service, But we recommend you to stay for a maximum of 5 nights, don't expect an activity, life ends as of 21:00 at night.. Gökhan and Burak are the most relevant staff.