Escape to The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi resort in Maldives
updated the 7 October 2015 à 00:03
A new paradise beach resort that will enrich your Maldives experience like no other!
Think of The Maldives and without a doubt, a picture of a pristine beach with glistening white sand and clear blue waters come to mind. Of tranquillity, magnificence and romanticism, Maldives has always been one of the most coveted destinations for honeymoons or beach getaways. However, the luxury of beaches can never be fully enjoyed if not for beach resorts that will not just be your place of residence, but also your guide to enhancing and optimising your Maldives experience.
Located in the Noonu Atoll Maldives, the paradise beach resort known as The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi is just a 40-minute seaplane journey from Male, and is the first and flagship branded property of the new Sun Siyam Resorts which was opened on 21st February 2014. This beach resort is the brainchild of leading local entrepreneur, Hon. Ahmed Siyam Mohamed which was built with his uniquely passionate approach coupled with his colourful spirit, and founded on his desire to redefine the perception of luxury in travel.
The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi features 221 luxury ocean-front villas, including 70 over-water bungalows and an unrivalled range of leisure activities such as diving, tennis and badminton just to name a few. Or if you’d rather stay in and enjoy a romantic movie with your beau over decadent room service, the latest in-room amenities that include a Bose home theatre system will most definitely not disappoint as well.
For the serious foodies out there, you’re in for a treat as you can choose from 11 bars and restaurants that boast of their diversity and exquisite menus, leaving you horribly spoilt for choice during meal times! From breakfast buffets to Asian fares for hearty, boisterous meals with the family, to intimate dinners over vintage fine wine, there is certainly a bar or restaurant for the occasion.
If you’re going for a relaxing getaway, you might as well go all the way – don’t you think?
Annabelle Chew
