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Guests who have stayed with us have shared some of their valuable memories with us on Facebook and, we would like to share some of these magnificent captures with you! Happy viewing!

In this month’s issue, we have a special guests’ appearance on our staff profile. This time, it’s not just one team member of Kuramathi, but two and also a lovely family who calls Kuramathi their second home. Alain Trefois, our … Continue reading →

A common sight on the Maldivian islands, the Bread Fruit Tree is a beautiful and prolific plant, bearing an essential component of traditional Dhivehi fare. “Bambukeyo” is the local term coined for this fruit, and it is a common element … Continue reading →

Perched at the far end of the island, nestled amongst trees, and offering views into the mighty shades of the Maldivian blue; The Reef is a popular choice for guests, especially couples wanting a quiet and romantic dining experience. Excelling … Continue reading →

We all know that going for a splash into the inviting azure ocean is a feeling that’s hard to describe. What can be better than this – A feeling like you are almost walking on water? The answer; Stand up … Continue reading →

Manta rays are graceful creatures stemming from the ray family. Presently, two valid species are recognised; the gigantean ocean manta ray (Manta birostris), and the coastal manta ray (Manta alfredi), which reportedly frequents along the waters of Kuramathi. The coastal … Continue reading →

Guests who have stayed with us have shared some of their valuable memories with us on Facebook and, we would like to share these magnificent captures with you our readers! Enjoy your viewing!  

Considering Kuramathi his second abode, Shafiu Moosa, is a hardworking enthusiast who has been dedicating his services to the Guest Service department for 4 years and 6 months. He first started off as a receptionist in 2008, after which he … Continue reading →

Ubiquitously found in Kuramathi, this oddly shaped tree used to be the main source of food during the early famines in the Maldives. Aptly named after its large screw like roots, the plant can reach 12 to 14 metres in … Continue reading →

We are pleased to share with you the latest upgrade to our Eco Centre ; interactive touch screen TVs, a fun yet educational approach to better understand our environment. Placed just in front of the sperm whale exhibit, these 2 … Continue reading →