Hadahaa in the Maldives is a true snorkeling paradise.

Located in Kaf Arif Atoll, Hadahar Island is one of the largest and deepest natural atolls in the world, almost undeveloped with the purest coral reefs. The island has superb sea views and sandy beaches with white sands surrounding 90% of the island. Moreover, Hadarha Island is close to the equator, so you can enjoy the starry sky of both the northern and southern hemispheres at night. Haddaha Island is not big overall, and it only takes 30 minutes to walk around. The island is small and has few rooms, so it is very private. The nearest resident islands are 10 kilometers away and isolated. Park Hyatt Hadahaa is a luxury hotel on the island of Hadaha. With only 50 villas, the hotel has a low density, 36 cabins in the green jungle and 14 water huts in the lagoon waters. The water houses are located near the trench, and in order not to destroy the coral reefs of Hadaha Island as much as possible, the water houses were transported to the island after they were assembled, so the house reef rate was as high as 100 percent. The foundation water villas start from 115 square meters in size and have 180-degree views of the sea. The room also leads directly to the house reef, where shark encounters are common. The advanced water sunset pool villas have private pools with unbeatable ocean views and sunsets. The sand house is surrounded by green vegetation and is very quiet. Sizes start at 165 square meters with indoor and outdoor shower areas with terrazzo bathtubs and rainforest shower areas with direct access to the beach. Advanced beach pool villas with private pools. There are four restaurants in Park Hyatt, including Dining Room, Island Grill, The Bar and Koi. The hotel also offers tree dining