Sunset Ocean Pool Villa
Cool off in your own 12-square-metre plunge pool with views across the ocean or enjoy wonderful snorkelling, only a few steps down from your terrace. These villas are located on the western end side of the island boast sublime sunset views and highlight an ample terrace for lounging and basking in the sun, a sea-gazing bedroom, and plentiful living space of 110 square metres.
Centara Grand is a beautiful covered by the blue ocean on the South Ari Atoll and embellished with distinctive timbered walkways and colonial – style building. It is a barefoot resort with amazing beaches and mesmerizing lagoons. The resort highlights 112 huge villas set above the water and the suites blended with the natural setting. The island also offers a variety of activities and superb facilities. Centara Grand makes an ideal and wonderful experience for couples and honeymooners as well as for families.
Our island is located within the South Ari Atoll, and can be reached by seaplane from Velana International Airport in Male’, or by a domestic flight from the airport to the domestic Maamigili Airport, just 15-minute away by speedboat ride to the resort.
ACCOMMODATION
Meal Plan: Half Board, Full Board & All Inclusive
Dining (All Inclusive)
Reef
International cuisine
Suan Bua
Traditional Thai food
Azzuri Mare
Authentic Italian cuisine and seafood
Coral Bar & Lounge
Lounge bar gives cocktails, afternoon tea and the resort’s entertainment centre
Aqua Bar
Overwater bar offering cocktails and open bar service
The Club
Western cuisine
House reef and a sunken shipwreck
The resort’s lagoon and coral reef gives a glance into a fascinating undersea world that can be explored by snorkellers, even the very young ones who will thrill to the close-up scene of exotic and colorful marine life.
Within the lagoon, easily accessible from the villas, is our coral garden in which we are growing new coral that is then transplanted onto the reef to replace old coral that has died.
Scuba divers will be able to explore the wreck of the Kudhimaa, a cargo ship that was deliberately sunk to give a home for marine species. There is easy access for divers to the cargo holds, and the wreck is home to schools of batfish, pufferfish, boxfish and huge lionfish.
