The popular Anantara Veli Resort, located in the beautiful island nation of the Maldives, is saying hello to a new program that gives those with a passion for the Maldives a reason to visit over and over again in a year's time. Their new yearly pass includes unlimited access to an overwater villa and the rest of the resort for a full year. Though the package itself isn't cheap at $30,000 US dollars, if you are planning on visiting the Maldives a few times next year, you could save a nice chunk of change by going this route.

This package includes use of a two person overwater villa as well as various discounts and add-ons that include scuba diving, snorkeling, cooking lessons and treatments at the resort's spa.

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Overwater villa features and amenties

The villas at this resort are impressive at every turn, with luxuries including 24 hour room service, a minibar, a private deck with a daybed, an entertainment center, and more. All of these amenities can be found at each and every one of the resort’s 50 overwater villas, all of which offer guests beautiful views of the ocean.

 

You’ll also find yourself privy to a few extras here and there in each room. These range from a sofa, a minibar, and an espresso machine alongside a coffee and tea making station. Because of what each overwater villa offers, you’ll find it hard to leave the privacy and comfort of this ocean oasis.


Features found around the resort

As you look through pictures of the resort, you’ll find that there’s a lot going on, but in a very good way. You won’t find yourself overwhelmed here, but you will find yourself amazed by the options granted during your island stay, both on the island itself and offshore. Ocean activities here include a sunset landline fishing excursion, a sunset cruise, scuba diving, snorkeling, and surfing. You’ll also find speedboats and jet skis available for a fun afternoon filled with a little speed.

 

Back on land you’ll find a spa that offers a large variety of treatments and massages, a boutique for a little shopping, a library, morning meditation sessions, a fitness area with weights and machines, yoga, tennis, volleyball, badminton, and a cooking school where you’ll learn how to make local dishes. There are also several restaurants and bars to choose from right on-site, but if you rather eat and drink in the comfort of your private villa, remember, you’ll find 24 hour room service here.


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  2. Thank goodness – people talking sense about this issue! I hope in future more resorts for adults only will open.

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  3. I noticed these comments were posted before the adults-only resort I’m staying at next year opened, but one does exist now! Thank you for posting it in a different list on this site. I’m going on my honeymoon and was very particular about choosing a resort that would be peaceful.

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  5. I totally agree
    Being a teacher, I work with kids all the time. There are times I don’t want to see or hear them at all. I’m happy to pay top dollar for the luxury, peace and quiet so why should I feel guilty for not wanting kids around?

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    1. Nino,

      I agree. Some people are sensitive about this subject and that’s why I mentioned it at the top, but I think the majority of people agree with us that adults should have the freedom to spend a holiday without little kids around if we like. Thank you. -Roger

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  6. I don’t understand why you’re pussy-footing around and making this a "sensitive" subject. Kids are noisy and disruptive at resorts. Many people don’t want to holiday with children around. The only people who are upset by this are parents who think their little darlings are so wonderful that everyone loves them. Wrong.

    We’re a couple with time and money and we seek-out resorts with no guests under 16 (or preferably under-18). There’s no shame in that, and there’s no need to be shy about promoting it.

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    1. I totally agree with you. I avoid anywhere where there are likely to be kids as they completely ruin the ambience and peace and we pay top dollar for a break and don’t deserve having to put up with other people’s problem brats.

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