The Instagrammers’ Favorite Resort: Westin Maldives Miriandhoo
Saturday 20th of June 2020
The Instagrammers’ Favorite Resort: Westin Maldives Miriandhoo
The Maldives is likely to be on every travel enthusiast’s list for the destination is filled with stunning sunsets, crystal-clear turquoise water and a rich culture. And with the rising number of Instagram influencers, the island nation is becoming more popular than ever on social media. But what better way to stun your followers than with some breathtaking pictures in Westin Maldives Miriandhoo.
The luxury resort is beautifully set on the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Baa Atoll, surrounded by the Indian Ocean. You are welcomed with mesmerizing views the moment you step into the resort. Led by Milan-based architects PEIA Associati, design of the Westin Maldives is innovative and iconic, a contemporary architecture environmentally and socially sustainable.
Paradise in front of the room
Surround yourself with wonder in the overwater villas at Westin Maldives. Each spacious villa and suite features a private deck and boasts far-reaching ocean views; some built overwater with glass floors and a private pool.
A spa day at The Heavenly Spa
The Heavenly Spa by Westin allows you to replenish your mind and body with a personal sensory experience. The captivating ocean vistas encircling the Maldives spa resort create a soothing setting for pampering services including body treatments, massages, relaxing facials and natural beauty treatments.
Getting refreshed and recharged by the pool
At the Island Kitchen overlooking the island’s pool, enjoy fresh and healthful creations. Other dining experiences at the resort include The Pearl where you can savor authentic Japanese cuisine in the oceanfront restaurant. The Sunset Bar’s oversized wicker chairs and couches offer the perfect spot to enjoy a cocktail and light bites as you catch up with family and friends.
Dive into a peaceful, colorful world
Book a scuba diving excursion to explore the reefs, thilas and Manta Rays and discover sea life while snorkeling in Hanifaru Bay, the heart of the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.