Ayada Maldives seen from the air, the wooded island ringed by reef with two curved lines of overwater villas

Ayada Maldives

Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, Maldives · Private Island · Overwater & Beach Villas

Discover Ayada Maldives

A secluded private island in the southernmost reaches of the Maldives — where untouched nature, barefoot elegance and absolute privacy converge in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll.

112 Private Villas

From lush garden beach villas to expansive overwater pool suites — each villa a private sanctuary designed for romance, family, and total seclusion.

Signature Dining

Multiple restaurants and bars offering Maldivian, Asian, and international cuisine — from beachside grills to overwater fine dining with Indian Ocean panoramas.

Spa & Wellness

An award-winning spa offering holistic treatments, yoga pavilions, and wellness rituals inspired by ancient Maldivian traditions in a serene island setting.

Ocean Adventures

World-class diving, snorkelling, dolphin cruises, sunset fishing, water sports, and excursions to pristine sandbanks and local islands of the southern atolls.

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Based on 8,802 reviews

Travellers' Choice 2026
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What Our Guests Say

Rated Travellers' Choice on TripAdvisor

Malik Zeeshan Give Great Service Our Honeymoon

We think the villa is gorgeous. It lives up to everything we imagined about Maldives. Our butler Malik Zeeshan Hauder is wonderful, and we've been having lovely dining experiences.

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Li S

Honeymoon

We enjoyed an incredible experience here. Our villa butler Zeeshan provided excellent service. The atmosphere is absolutely stunning. The room is spotlessly clean and very spacious. Our accommodation boasts fantastic views, and we were lucky with the weather during our stay. The snorkelling scenery is breathtaking. Overall, it offers good value for money. I would highly recommend this place to friends, and we hope to come back again someday.

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Xiao L

Honeymoon in Paradise

We had a wonderful honeymoon in the Maldives and described it as the best experience. Very happy with both the Ocean Villa and Beach Villa accommodations. The butler Zeeshan assisted with arranging honeymoon experiences as well as breakfast and dinner reservations. Overall, a memorable stay — we thoroughly enjoyed every moment.

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Orange C

Honestly Amazing Place

We had a fantastic stay at Ayada Maldives. The island is breathtaking, with stunning turquoise water, beautiful house-reef snorkelling and well-maintained facilities. A very special thank-you to our butler Mr Zeeshan — extremely responsive, thoughtful and professional throughout our trip. He helped arrange restaurant reservations, snorkelling activities and handled all our requests promptly. Every question was answered quickly, he paid great attention to small details, and made our holiday smooth and stress-free. Highly recommend Ayada Maldives!

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Ayada Maldives seen from the air, the wooded island ringed by reef with two curved lines of overwater villas
The whole of Ayada Maldives from high above, a small green island inside a wide turquoise lagoon
A wooden arch standing on the white sand beach at Ayada Maldives, palms leaning over the shore
The beach at Ayada Maldives seen from the water, dense palms behind a strip of white sand
Ayada Maldives from a distance, the island and its overwater villas set in pale turquoise shallows
The beach villas at Ayada Maldives from directly above, thatched roofs among palms along the sand
Ayada Maldives from the air, the wooded island on one side and both arms of overwater villas curving into the lagoon
The two arms of overwater villas at Ayada Maldives, joined by timber walkways over the shallow reef
Aerial view of Ayada Maldives, the overwater villas reaching out over pale reef into deeper water
Ayada Maldives from above, the island&
The island of Ayada Maldives with its overwater villas sweeping out over the reef
Ayada Maldives from the air, reef patterns visible through clear water around the overwater villas
Aerial view of Ayada Maldives showing the island, its beach and the full loop of overwater villas
Ayada Maldives from the air, the overwater villas in two lines above bright turquoise shallows
The overwater villas at Ayada Maldives from above, each with its own deck and plunge pool
Ayada Maldives seen from far off, the island small against the open Indian Ocean
Two overwater villas at Ayada Maldives from directly above, thatched roofs and private decks
Ayada Maldives from the air at altitude, the reef dropping away into deep blue water
A closer aerial of the overwater villas at Ayada Maldives, walkways running between them
The overwater villa loop at Ayada Maldives seen from above with the island behind it
Ayada Maldives from the air, the island and both villa arms with the reef edge in view
A beach villa at Ayada Maldives with its private pool, open living pavilion and garden
A beach villa bedroom at Ayada Maldives, four poster bed and writing desk opening to the deck
A villa living space at Ayada Maldives with orange cushions and doors open to the garden
The open air shower at a beach villa at Ayada Maldives, walled in white with planting around it
A family beach villa at Ayada Maldives, private pool and two hanging chairs under the thatch
A beach villa bathroom at Ayada Maldives with a freestanding tub and twin basins
The deck of a family beach villa at Ayada Maldives, dining table and umbrella beside the pool
A bedroom in a family beach villa at Ayada Maldives, four poster bed facing the television
A second bedroom in a family beach villa at Ayada Maldives, white linen under a peaked roof
A four poster bed at Ayada Maldives flanked by two nightstands under a timber ceiling
The living room of a family beach villa at Ayada Maldives, sofa and television with doors to the garden
The deck connecting the two halves of a family beach villa at Ayada Maldives
A beach villa living area at Ayada Maldives, round table laid for two beside the bed
A villa bathroom at Ayada Maldives, oval tub and mirrored vanity under a white ceiling
The private pool of a Beach Villa at Ayada Maldives, daybed and loungers under the palms
The beach villas at Ayada Maldives from the air, set among palms along a curve of white sand
A Beach Villa bedroom at Ayada Maldives, bed and television under a pitched white ceiling
Looking out from a Beach Villa deck at Ayada Maldives to the private pool and garden
A garden villa bedroom at Ayada Maldives, four poster bed with drapes under a warm timber roof
The deck of a garden villa at Ayada Maldives with a dining table and a hanging chair
A garden villa terrace at Ayada Maldives, table and hanging chair in the shade
A garden villa bathroom at Ayada Maldives with a freestanding tub between two basins
An Ocean Villa at Ayada Maldives standing over the lagoon, private plunge pool and steps down to the water
An Ocean Villa bathroom at Ayada Maldives, tub set beside doors open to the lagoon
An Ocean Villa bedroom at Ayada Maldives looking out across the water through open doors
A sunset beach suite living room at Ayada Maldives with an orange sofa facing the deck
The second bedroom of a family lagoon suite at Ayada Maldives, made up with twin beds
The pool of a lagoon suite at Ayada Maldives, its edge level with the water beyond
A lagoon suite bedroom at Ayada Maldives with the turquoise water framed in the doorway
A lagoon suite bathroom at Ayada Maldives, freestanding tub and a long twin vanity
A sunset ocean suite bedroom at Ayada Maldives opening onto the deck and its pool
The deck of a sunset ocean suite at Ayada Maldives, daybed under thatch above the lagoon
A sunset ocean suite deck at Ayada Maldives late in the day, daybed beside the tiled pool
Overwater suites at Ayada Maldives lit at dusk, plunge pools glowing above the lagoon
The twin bedded room of a family ocean suite at Ayada Maldives
A sunset ocean suite bathroom at Ayada Maldives with a tub and views out to the water
A round tub beside the window of a sunset ocean suite at Ayada Maldives
A suite bedroom at Ayada Maldives under a high timber ceiling
Sunset over the lagoon seen from a suite deck at Ayada Maldives
A lagoon suite bedroom at Ayada Maldives with a writing desk and doors to the deck
The upper level of a two storey lagoon suite at Ayada Maldives, stairs leading down
A shaded daybed pavilion over the water at Ayada Maldives looking across the lagoon
A lagoon suite living room at Ayada Maldives, orange sofa facing the open doors
The overwater villas at Ayada Maldives seen from the lagoon at water level
A sunset ocean suite sitting area at Ayada Maldives with orange cushions and the pool beyond
A sunset ocean suite at Ayada Maldives, bed and sitting area beside the private plunge pool
A suite bathroom at Ayada Maldives with twin basins and a tub by the window
A freestanding tub at Ayada Maldives set by a window looking over the lagoon
Ayada Maldives from the air, the overwater villas curving away over the reef flat
An aerial of the overwater villas at Ayada Maldives above clear shallow water
Overwater villas at Ayada Maldives with the small planted islet where the walkways meet
Ayada Maldives from above, the island&
Ayada Maldives seen from a distance in late light, the island low on the horizon
An aerial of Ayada Maldives, the overwater villas and the reef ringing the island
Ayada Maldives from the air, the full loop of overwater villas beside the wooded island
The beach at Ayada Maldives with a wooden swing standing in the shallows
The line of overwater villas at Ayada Maldives seen across the lagoon from the water
The overwater villas at Ayada Maldives from above, decks and ladders down to the water
Both arms of overwater villas at Ayada Maldives from directly overhead, meeting at a small islet
The overwater villas at Ayada Maldives from the air with the sun on the water behind them
The pool and beach area at Ayada Maldives from above, loungers set along the sand
The thatched roofs of the resort buildings at Ayada Maldives among tall palms, seen from above
Ayada Maldives from a distance, the overwater villas a thin line on the pale lagoon
The beach and palm trees at Ayada Maldives from the air, sand meeting shallow turquoise water
A palm leaning over the white sand beach at Ayada Maldives above clear shallow water

Ayada Maldives

Regular price₹ 394,600
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Double occupancy, 3 nights (4 nights on the split stay), return domestic flight and speedboat transfers, all taxes included except TCS · valid until 20 Dec 2026

Ayada Maldives is in Gaafu Dhaalu, far in the south, yet it is easy to reach off a late flight from India. The domestic flight to Kaadedhdhoo and the speedboat connect from Velana landings as late as 22:20, so an evening arrival still sleeps on the island.

It is a big resort with eight restaurants, a butler for every villa and a reef we rate among the stronger ones we sell. The snorkel, fishing and cruise trips run daily, the dive centre goes out four times a day, and the house reef snorkel is timed around you rather than a rota.

What you pay

Pick a villa and a package and the price is the whole stay for two: three nights, or four on the split stay, with the meal plan you pick, the return domestic flight and speedboat, and every Maldivian tax.

28 September to 28 October is the cheaper window. Three nights in a Beach Villa with Pool on half board come to ₹368,000. From 29 October to 20 December every line steps up.

All inclusive is the step to weigh. The same villa and dates come to ₹414,900. It pays for itself if you drink with lunch and dinner. Light drinkers do better on half board.

The split stay is how we would book it. Two nights on the beach and two over the water, from ₹508,700 on half board in the same window, and it is the only package long enough for the honeymoon extras.

What's included, and what isn't

In the price: your villa for two, the meal plan you pick, the return domestic flight and speedboat, a 30-minute massage for two, a sunset cruise, 25 per cent off at the spa, the water sports centre and the Ottoman Lounge, and every Maldivian tax including green tax.

Not in the price: your international flights, travel insurance, drinks on half and full board, excursions, diving, spa treatments beyond the massage, Indian TCS, and anything not named above.

Who this isn't for

Anyone who wants to be on the sand within an hour of landing. This is two legs, a flight and a boat, and around two hours door to island. On a three-night trip, an island in North or South Malé Atoll wastes less of it.

Three-night honeymooners. The honeymoon extras need four nights, so only the split stay qualifies.

Anyone expecting everything on all inclusive. The plan sold here has breakfast and dinner at the Magu buffet, lunch at Ocean Breeze or Zero Degree, and US$50 per adult off dinner elsewhere. Drinks are covered at four venues, not all eight. The richer Diamond plan needs seven nights and is not priced on this page.

Before you book

Honeymoon extras, on four nights: sparkling wine on arrival, one in-villa breakfast, and a set dinner for two at Kai or Ocean Breeze.

Book dinners on day one. Six of the eight restaurants need a reservation, and Mizu, the teppanyaki counter, has few seats and closes at 21:00. Your butler books them, and the spa wants a day's notice.

Payment and cancellation. The stay is paid in full 14 days before arrival. Cancel inside five days and the whole stay is charged. The resort can withdraw this rate at short notice.

21 December onwards is not priced on this page. The resort's festive programme runs from 18 December to 7 January. We can still book it.

Send us your dates, flight times and who is travelling, and we will price half board and all inclusive side by side. Message our Maldives specialists on WhatsApp or send us an enquiry. We reply within 24 hours.

House reef 4/5 Strong

Worth choosing the resort for. One or two caveats on entry point or current.

The reef runs along the eastern side and the beach villas there are the ones to ask for, with the drop-off roughly thirty metres out. Between the sand and the reef there is little to see, so treat this as a swim out rather than a step in. Guests report turtles, blacktips, stingrays and squid on most days, several of them from the villa itself. The far southern atolls came through the recent bleaching in much better shape than the central ones, which is a real advantage here. Guided snorkelling trips are charged, and we will confirm what they cost for your dates.

How we score house reefs, and every island ranked →

Getting there

Route Domestic flight + speedboat
Journey 120 min, airport to island
Last arrival that works 22:20

Land at Velana after 22:20 and the last transfer of the day will have gone, which means a night in Malé before you reach the island.

Timings depend on the domestic flight, so the journey is often a good deal shorter than the figure above.

Transfer details last checked August 2026. We re-check yours against your actual ticket before we quote. See what your flight can reach →

We were last here October 2022 Inspected in person · 3 yr ago

It took what seemed like a never-ending flight to get to the local airport, followed by a boat ride to Ayada’s shores. But once we finally arrived, we were absolutely blown away by everything we...

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Choose Your Villa

112 villas and suites on a private island in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, from garden retreats to overwater pool sanctuaries.

Garden Beach Villa

A serene beachfront retreat enveloped by lush tropical gardens, offering direct access to Ayada's pristine white-sand shores. The perfect sanctuary for couples seeking privacy and natural beauty.
  • Beachfront · Garden setting
  • King Size Bed · Air-conditioning
  • Private terrace · Outdoor shower
  • WiFi · Minibar · LED TV · Tea/Coffee · In-villa dining available
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Beach Suite

A spacious beachfront suite with sweeping ocean views and direct access to Ayada's powder-white sands. Elegantly appointed interiors blend seamlessly with the natural island landscape.
  • Beachfront suite
  • King Size Bed · Air-conditioning
  • Private terrace · Ocean views
  • WiFi · Minibar · LED TV · Tea/Coffee · Butler service
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Ocean Villa

A stunning overwater villa perched above Ayada's turquoise lagoon, offering direct access to the warm Indian Ocean from your private deck. Wake to the sound of the sea and fall asleep to its gentle rhythm.
  • Overwater villa · Direct lagoon access
  • King Size Bed · Air-conditioning
  • Private sun deck · Glass floor panels
  • WiFi · Minibar · LED TV · Butler service · In-villa dining
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Ocean Villa with Pool

An overwater villa elevated by a private infinity pool suspended above the lagoon. The ultimate combination of overwater living and pool luxury — dive into the ocean or float in your private pool at leisure.
  • Private infinity pool · Overwater
  • Direct lagoon access · Sun deck
  • King Size Bed · Air-conditioning
  • Glass floor panels · WiFi · Minibar · Butler service · In-villa dining
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Sunset Family Lagoon Suite with Pool

Ayada's grandest family retreat — a sprawling lagoon suite with a private pool, multiple bedrooms, and breathtaking west-facing sunset panoramas. Designed for families and groups who demand space, privacy, and the finest island luxury.
  • Family suite · Multiple bedrooms
  • Private pool · Sunset lagoon views
  • King Size Beds · Air-conditioning
  • Expansive terrace · WiFi · Minibar · Dedicated butler · In-villa dining
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A day here, honestly

Which all-inclusive plan you booked decides your day here more than anything else does. On the upper plan two excursions a head are already paid for. On the entry plan none are, and the excursions are then the whole variable cost of the holiday. The upper plan also carries a minimum stay of seven nights, so on a short trip the choice is made for you whatever you are willing to spend.

  • Getting here Domestic flight + speedboat, 120 min · latest Velana arrival 22:20
  • Highest plan sold All-inclusive
  • House reef 4 of 5

We would talk you out of 3 nights here. Two flight legs each way argue against a short stay, and the upper all-inclusive plan cannot be booked at all under seven nights.

Day 1, arriving

A domestic flight south to Kaadedhdhoo and then a speedboat. Allow around two hours door to island, and in practice it is often less, because the timing depends on the flight rather than the boat. The useful part is how late it runs: the connection holds for a Velana landing as late as the evening, which is unusual for the far south and much later than any seaplane island. An evening arrival from India still puts you on the island the same night.

Do these three things when you land.

  • Book your restaurants through your butler on the first day. Six of the eight need a dinner reservation and only the buffet and the pool bar take walk-ins.
  • If you are on the upper plan, choose your two included excursions early rather than at the end.
  • Ask for the house reef snorkel to be set at a time that suits you. There is no fixed schedule for it here, which is unusual and worth using.

Days 2 to 3, your full days

Mornings

A strong house reef, with an access note worth reading before you plan a morning around it.

We rate the reef in the upper band, and the resort handles it differently from most: there is no rota for house reef snorkelling at all, and the time is arranged around the guest rather than the other way round. If that is why you came, say so at check-in and have it set for the mornings you want.

Divers
Four departures a day, at 08:30, 10:00, 14:30 and 16:30. That is an unusually frequent dive schedule, and it means a dive fits around the rest of the day rather than dictating it.
Anyone who wants the reef without a tank
The aquarium snorkel is short and early enough to leave the day intact, and the longer safari snorkel runs three hours through the afternoon. Both go every day, so no day is the wrong day.
Families
The kids club, the tennis court, the yoga studio, football and volleyball grounds, the gym and the bicycles are all inside both plans. The island is large enough that a bike is worth having.

Afternoons

Every trip here runs daily, which is not true of most islands and is the quiet advantage of the place. Elsewhere the day you arrive decides which animal you can see. Here it decides nothing, so a three or four night stay loses nothing to the calendar. The aquarium snorkel goes at 14:30 and takes an hour and a half. The safari snorkel runs two till five. One thing to weigh: excursions are shared, and the larger boat carries up to thirty six guests while the fishing boat takes thirteen or fourteen. A trip with thirty five other people on board is a different afternoon from one with twelve, so ask which boat yours uses when you book.

Evenings

Sunset fishing leaves at 17:30 and the sunset cruise at 18:30, both around two hours. Then dinner across eight outlets, and the reservation rule is the thing that goes wrong most often. Only the main buffet and the poolside bar take walk-ins. The over-water restaurant, the far-eastern room, the teppanyaki counter, the beach barbecue, the wine and cheese bar and the Turkish lounge all want booking, and the teppanyaki counter is the pinch point because it has limited seating and stops serving an hour before everything else. Your butler books all of it, so use them on day one rather than day three.

Day 4, leaving

Work backwards from the domestic flight rather than from a check-out time, and reconfirm the connection the evening before. The southern routing is reliable but it is two legs, not one.

What you will still pay

On the entry plan the excursions, the spa and anything outside four drink venues are all yours to pay. On the upper plan two excursions a head are already covered, along with a massage each, the minibar and the laundry, and the drinks list opens up across every outlet. Excursion prices are quoted before ten per cent service and seventeen per cent tax, so add roughly thirty per cent to whatever you are told. The trap on the upper plan is assuming excursions are free: two of the four cheaper trips are included, and the longest and most expensive one is deliberately not on that list. The spa runs nine till nine and is booked through the butler at least a day ahead.

Who this island's day does not suit

Anyone on a three or four night trip who wants the upper plan, because they will not be sold it. Anyone who wants to be near Male, since this is the far south and the journey is a flight plus a boat. And anyone who books an all-inclusive expecting the excursions to come with it, unless they are on the plan that says so.

We would talk you out of 4 nights here. Two flight legs each way argue against a short stay, and the upper all-inclusive plan cannot be booked at all under seven nights.

Day 1, arriving

A domestic flight south to Kaadedhdhoo and then a speedboat. Allow around two hours door to island, and in practice it is often less, because the timing depends on the flight rather than the boat. The useful part is how late it runs: the connection holds for a Velana landing as late as the evening, which is unusual for the far south and much later than any seaplane island. An evening arrival from India still puts you on the island the same night.

Do these three things when you land.

  • Book your restaurants through your butler on the first day. Six of the eight need a dinner reservation and only the buffet and the pool bar take walk-ins.
  • If you are on the upper plan, choose your two included excursions early rather than at the end.
  • Ask for the house reef snorkel to be set at a time that suits you. There is no fixed schedule for it here, which is unusual and worth using.

Days 2 to 4, your full days

Mornings

A strong house reef, with an access note worth reading before you plan a morning around it.

We rate the reef in the upper band, and the resort handles it differently from most: there is no rota for house reef snorkelling at all, and the time is arranged around the guest rather than the other way round. If that is why you came, say so at check-in and have it set for the mornings you want.

Divers
Four departures a day, at 08:30, 10:00, 14:30 and 16:30. That is an unusually frequent dive schedule, and it means a dive fits around the rest of the day rather than dictating it.
Anyone who wants the reef without a tank
The aquarium snorkel is short and early enough to leave the day intact, and the longer safari snorkel runs three hours through the afternoon. Both go every day, so no day is the wrong day.
Families
The kids club, the tennis court, the yoga studio, football and volleyball grounds, the gym and the bicycles are all inside both plans. The island is large enough that a bike is worth having.

Afternoons

Every trip here runs daily, which is not true of most islands and is the quiet advantage of the place. Elsewhere the day you arrive decides which animal you can see. Here it decides nothing, so a three or four night stay loses nothing to the calendar. The aquarium snorkel goes at 14:30 and takes an hour and a half. The safari snorkel runs two till five. One thing to weigh: excursions are shared, and the larger boat carries up to thirty six guests while the fishing boat takes thirteen or fourteen. A trip with thirty five other people on board is a different afternoon from one with twelve, so ask which boat yours uses when you book.

Evenings

Sunset fishing leaves at 17:30 and the sunset cruise at 18:30, both around two hours. Then dinner across eight outlets, and the reservation rule is the thing that goes wrong most often. Only the main buffet and the poolside bar take walk-ins. The over-water restaurant, the far-eastern room, the teppanyaki counter, the beach barbecue, the wine and cheese bar and the Turkish lounge all want booking, and the teppanyaki counter is the pinch point because it has limited seating and stops serving an hour before everything else. Your butler books all of it, so use them on day one rather than day three.

Day 5, leaving

Work backwards from the domestic flight rather than from a check-out time, and reconfirm the connection the evening before. The southern routing is reliable but it is two legs, not one.

What you will still pay

On the entry plan the excursions, the spa and anything outside four drink venues are all yours to pay. On the upper plan two excursions a head are already covered, along with a massage each, the minibar and the laundry, and the drinks list opens up across every outlet. Excursion prices are quoted before ten per cent service and seventeen per cent tax, so add roughly thirty per cent to whatever you are told. The trap on the upper plan is assuming excursions are free: two of the four cheaper trips are included, and the longest and most expensive one is deliberately not on that list. The spa runs nine till nine and is booked through the butler at least a day ahead.

Who this island's day does not suit

Anyone on a three or four night trip who wants the upper plan, because they will not be sold it. Anyone who wants to be near Male, since this is the far south and the journey is a flight plus a boat. And anyone who books an all-inclusive expecting the excursions to come with it, unless they are on the plan that says so.

Tell us your flight times and we will check this against your actual dates.Ask on WhatsApp

Where in the Maldives

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Ayada Maldives located? +
Ayada Maldives is situated on Maguhdhuvaa Island in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll — one of the southernmost and most pristine atolls in the Republic of Maldives. This remote private island is surrounded by an untouched house reef, crystal-clear lagoons, and some of the most biodiverse marine life in the Indian Ocean.
How do I get to Ayada Maldives? +
Ayada Maldives is reached via a 45-minute domestic flight from Velana International Airport (Malé) to Kaadedhdhoo Airport in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, followed by a short 10-minute speedboat transfer to the resort. Our team coordinates all transfers seamlessly to ensure a smooth and comfortable arrival.
How many villas does Ayada Maldives have? +
Ayada Maldives features 112 private villas and suites across multiple categories — from lush Garden Beach Villas and Beach Suites to overwater Ocean Villas, Ocean Villas with Pool, Sunset Beach Suites with Pool, and the expansive Sunset Family Lagoon Suite with Pool. Every villa is designed to offer complete privacy and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
What dining options are available at Ayada Maldives? +
Ayada Maldives offers a diverse culinary journey across multiple restaurants and bars. Guests can enjoy international buffet dining, à la carte beachside grills, overwater fine dining, and casual poolside refreshments. The resort also offers in-villa dining, allowing guests to enjoy world-class cuisine in the privacy of their own villa at any time of day.
What water sports and activities are available? +
Ayada Maldives offers an extensive range of ocean adventures. Explore the vibrant house reef by snorkelling or diving with PADI-certified instructors, embark on dolphin cruises, sunset fishing trips, sandbank excursions, and local island visits. The resort's water sports centre also offers windsurfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and a variety of motorised water sports.
What spa and wellness facilities does Ayada offer? +
Ayada's award-winning spa is a sanctuary of holistic well-being, offering a comprehensive menu of treatments inspired by ancient Maldivian and Asian wellness traditions. Facilities include dedicated treatment rooms, yoga and meditation pavilions, steam rooms, and a full range of beauty services. The spa is designed to restore balance and rejuvenate the mind, body, and soul in a serene island setting.
Is Ayada Maldives suitable for families? +
Absolutely. Ayada Maldives warmly welcomes families with dedicated children's facilities, a kids' club with supervised activities, and a family-friendly villa category — the Sunset Family Lagoon Suite with Pool — offering ample space and privacy for families travelling together. The calm, shallow lagoon is also ideal for children to safely explore the ocean.
Is Ayada Maldives suitable for honeymoons and special occasions? +
Ayada Maldives is one of the Maldives' most celebrated honeymoon destinations, consistently rated 5.0 Excellent on TripAdvisor with over 8,800 reviews. The resort's dedicated butler service, private pool villas, romantic sunset-facing suites, and bespoke celebration arrangements make it the perfect backdrop for honeymoons, anniversaries, proposals, and milestone celebrations.
What is the best time to visit Ayada Maldives? +
The Maldives enjoys warm tropical weather year-round, with water temperatures averaging 28–30°C. Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll benefits from a slightly different weather pattern to the northern atolls, often offering calmer conditions during the shoulder season. The dry season from November to April brings the clearest skies and calmest seas, ideal for diving, snorkelling, and water sports.
How can I enquire or make a booking? +
Our travel specialists are available via WhatsApp to assist with personalised rates, availability, and bespoke itinerary planning for Ayada Maldives. Simply tap 'Enquire Now' on any villa package above, or reach us directly at +91 98112 03263. We'll craft the perfect Maldives escape tailored to you.

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