Step into Siyam World Maldives this Autumn
The highly anticipated Siyam World, Maldives will open on 28 October 2021 offering a natural, carefree playground and an array of “never-seen-before” experiences.
Siyam World is a striking new vision of the Indian Ocean archipelago’s rich natural wonders in Noonu atoll. The resort will feature an enticing variety of 21 accommodation categories ranging from 89 to 3,000 square metres, including lush pool beach villas, expansive beach suites and breathtaking beach residences to the playful over-water villas – complete with inviting water slides. An exclusive enclave, the beach house collection, also features stunning grand water pavilions and the magnificent palace. All accommodation types overlook the pristine Maldivian waters, come with direct access to the ocean and feature generously proportioned indoor and outdoor living spaces with private pools. Contemporary yet tropical architecture will blend seamlessly into the island’s paradisiacal surroundings. Interiors boast a neutral colour palette, mixed with bold splashes of Maldivian hues, soft textures and wooden accents; a calming environment painted by vibrant shades.
Guests at Siyam World will have an endless array of ‘never-seen-before’ experiences to enjoy, including access to the Maldives’ biggest floating water park. Furthermore, Siyam World guests can enjoy more than a dozen restaurants and bars with the peerless WOW! premium all-inclusive concept that offers a tantalising selection of health, fitness and wellness activities, excursions, water sports, kids and teens activities, and way more excitement around every corner.
A standalone brand under Sun Siyam Resorts, Siyam World, Maldives is a five-star, all-inclusive, all-embracing island resort that offers fun-loving, open-minded couples, romance seekers, families or larger groups of friends the freedom to roam, socialise and engage in an island community. Uncompromisingly quirky with a fun-loving attitude, a deep-rooted soul, and a unique approach to everything, this is one of the largest natural islands in the Maldives to boast a resort and show-stopping residences: a natural 54-hectares island blessed with more than four kilometres of white sandy beaches and six kilometres of house reef.
Children can choose from an array of family programmes focused on fun-filled learning and mindfulness at the Little Explorers kids club for children aged 3 to 11. With a world-class spa, wellness and sports facilities, along with some of the region’s best dive sites just metres away, Siyam World will be a game-changing new island of infinite choices, fun and bliss.
Siyam World is 40 minutes’ direct seaplane ride from Velana International Airport, accessible via a 30-minute domestic flight to Maafaru airport followed by a 10-minute speedboat trip. Visit Siyam World or follow on Instagram, Facebook or TikTok. To book email: stay@siyamworld.com.
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