Ayada Maldives

Why Ayada feels made for honeymooners

The resort’s concept is built around luxury, seclusion and romance. With 122 villas ranging from beachfront suites to over‑water pools, couples can choose a setting that matches their style – whether it’s a Sunset Ocean Suite with a private infinity pool or the two‑storey Royal Residence with a bathtub overlooking the ocean. The island’s untouched beaches stretch for miles, offering privacy for sunrise walks and sunset moments.

A unique touch is the Turkish hammam, a spa ritual rarely found in the Maldives, adding an exotic cultural layer to the romantic experience.

Signature romantic experiences

• Sunset beach BBQ dinner – a candlelit feast on the powder‑soft sand.
• Private Turkish hammam session for two, complete with aromatic steam and massage.
• Sunset Ocean Suite with pool – step directly from your deck into a private infinity pool as the sun dips below the horizon.
• Guided snorkeling around the house reef, where sharks, turtles and colorful reef fish glide nearby.

For the adventurous, Ayada arranges surf trips to nearby breaks such as Beacons, a fast, hollow right‑hander, and Two Ways, a versatile peak offering both left and right rides. The resort’s surf and dive teams tailor each outing to the couple’s skill level, ensuring shared excitement without compromising comfort.

All‑inclusive perks that matter to couples

Ayada offers two all‑inclusive plans. The Crystal package includes meals at the main buffet restaurant, standard drinks and select non‑motorised water sports. The Diamond package expands the experience: access to all dining venues (including the pan‑Asian Kai and poolside Zero Degree), premium beverages, guided excursions, and a complimentary spa treatment – a perfect way to unwind together after a day on the water.

Because the resort is family‑friendly, the kids club is available but discreetly positioned, allowing honeymooners to enjoy uninterrupted adult‑only moments while families stay entertained.

Getting there – a journey that adds exclusivity

Travel to Ayada begins with a domestic flight of about 70 minutes to Maavarulu, followed by a 15‑20 minute speedboat ride. The length of the transfer places you far from the main resort clusters, granting a sense of isolation that many couples cherish.