New in the Maldives: Anantara Kihavah Villas with Underwater Restaurant

Anantara Kihavah Villas, MaldivesAnantara Resorts is prepping a opening of another swoonworthy property in a Maldives: a Anantara Kihavah Villas, that will debut in October. Joining a Anantara Resort Dhigu, Anantara Naladhu, as well as a Anantara Veli Resort, a Anantara Kihavah will feature 78 expansive overwater as well as beach suites, written in timber as well as marble, with private pools, sundecks, outside showers, as well as oversized bathtubs for two. To add to your bliss: a environment thats definitely dreamy intelligible turquoise lagoons, soothing white beaches, an island of swaying palm trees. For those seeking a some-more active vacation, a Anantara Kihavah has oodles of H2O sports. Go windsurfing, sailing, explore undiscovered islands, snorkel or scuba dive to find a Maldives eminent marine life. Take off from Anantaras Dive Centre as well as find a magnificent underwater world. The Maldives are a only habitat where whale sharks, a largest fish in a world, appear all year round. Besides a jungle spa, a single of a most exciting facilities of this brand new resort is a underwater grill as well as booze cellar, billed as unique between a worlds resorts. Check out a full of color underwater universe angel fish as well as more!- whilst dining upon delicious fare. Buzz: Take value of special promotional rates through Jan 2011 when you book by September 30, 2010. Rates begin at $860 for a beach pool villa with breakfast included.


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