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Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa
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Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa
Maldives
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2008
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
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The small coral island of Hadahaa is located in the Indian Ocean. An isolated island of subsided volcano type, it is sheltered from oceanographic conditions and wave forces by the Gaafu Alifu Atoll.
The Maldives capital of Male is 405 km to the north, and the nearest regional airport is 52 km to the east. This means the only way to access the island is by a 60 minute boat transfer across turquoise blue seas.
Sitting virtually on the equator, Hadahaa enjoys an equatorial climate that is without seasons, although two regional monsoon periods do occur annually.
Lush vegetation cloaks the island and the coral gardens of the surrounding lagoon attract abundant fish life, making it ideal for snorkeling.
Resort facilities were built at a cost of USD$40 million and include 14 Aqua Villas and 36 Island Villas; of which 20 have private pools. The spa has an outdoor swimming pool, and offers recreational and leisure facilities such as a fitness centre, dive centre and
library.
The Maldives capital of Male is 405 km to the north, and the nearest regional airport is 52 km to the east. This means the only way to access the island is by a 60 minute boat transfer across turquoise blue seas.
Sitting virtually on the equator, Hadahaa enjoys an equatorial climate that is without seasons, although two regional monsoon periods do occur annually.
Lush vegetation cloaks the island and the coral gardens of the surrounding lagoon attract abundant fish life, making it ideal for snorkeling.
Resort facilities were built at a cost of USD$40 million and include 14 Aqua Villas and 36 Island Villas; of which 20 have private pools. The spa has an outdoor swimming pool, and offers recreational and leisure facilities such as a fitness centre, dive centre and
library.