Maldivian resorts frustrated by overwhelming number of free social media orders
If you have at least $ 1 million to spend on an exclusive stay on a private island, you can purchase a five-star resort in the Maldives for four nights.
A spokesman for The Nautilus Maldives confirmed to Fox News that his small island resort can be purchased for an initial fee of $ 250,000 per night. However, the terms and conditions listed on the “An Ultra-Luxe Island for You” page state that guests must stay for a minimum of four nights.
The unique opportunity is being offered in the light of the “change and uncertainty” that the travel industry is experiencing after almost a year since the pandemic was declared.
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Guests who can afford to purchase a private island receive “definitive seclusion and exclusive use” from The Nautilus Maldives. They also receive a VIP reception at Velana International Airport with access to the private lounge, fast processing of travel documents and limo service that transfers guests to a seaplane.
The luxurious resort has 26 beach and sea houses and is located in Baa Atoll – an administrative division of the Maldives that has been designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations.
Each home comes with a temperature-controlled freshwater infinity pool and private decks, as well as full butler services.
Free inclusions offered to guests who book the entire resort include Wi-Fi access throughout the island, sparkling and still water on site and in restaurants, and a selection of fitness classes and daily laundry service for a maximum of four items .
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And as a destination on a tropical island, The Nautilus Maldives offers guests who occupy their resort access to snorkel equipment and non-motorized water sports for free.
Other amenities include a spa, gym and arena that allows visitors to play futsal, badminton, tennis or volleyball.
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Nautilus Maldives offers daily scheduled yoga, fitness and meditation classes, which are available free of charge with purchases on private islands. (The Nautilus Maldives)
Multiple excursions and experiences are also available at the resort, including stingray tours, private yachts and seaplane tours, nights on the sand and more.
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Resorts and hotels in the Maldives have been open to visitors since July and August.
There have been just over 19,000 confirmed COVID-19 infections across the archipelago since March, according to the country’s Ministry of Health. Meanwhile, the U.S. has had more than 28.4 million infections, according to the Johns Hopkins COVID-19 Dashboard.
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Meanwhile, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention strongly recommend non-essential travel during the pandemic. If travel is necessary, the health agency advises you to take precautionary measures, such as wearing masks, social distance and washing your hands regularly.