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Where the Maldives Meets the Surf: A Different Kind of Luxury Escape

By britishbulletin.com13 August 20263 Mins Read
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The Maldives may be synonymous with barefoot relaxation, turquoise lagoons and leisurely days by the ocean, but during the southwest monsoon season, the destination offers a more energetic way to experience island life. From May to October, surfers can take advantage of reliable swells and some of the Maldives’ most celebrated reef breaks, while still enjoying the comfort and variety of a luxury island escape.

 

Between May and October, the southwest monsoon creates consistent surfing conditions, drawing surfers towards well-known breaks such as Sultans, Jailbreaks, Honky’s and Chickens. At CROSSROADS Maldives, these renowned surf spots are approximately 20 to 25 minutes away by speedboat.

 

For experienced surfers, the day can begin early with a guided paddle out and the chance to enjoy clean morning conditions before returning to the resort. CROSSROADS offers an alternative to the traditional surf getaway, where time in the water can easily be combined with lunch at The Marina, an afternoon at SAii Spa or Rock Spa, sunset drinks and dinner across the destination.

 

Guests do not need to be experienced surfers to get involved. Beginners can start in the sheltered lagoon in front of the water sports centre, while those looking to progress can join the Intermediate Surf Trip, a 2.5-hour guided excursion to nearby reef breaks. Equipment, boat transfers and a professional surf guide are included, allowing guests to focus on learning, improving and making the most of the conditions.

 

The experience is priced at USD 258 net per surfer, based on a minimum of two participants.

 

Surfing can also remain an individual pursuit rather than dictating the itinerary for everyone. Partners, friends and family can spend the day on the beach, enjoy a spa treatment, explore The Marina or discover the Marine Discovery Centre before regrouping later. Families visiting during the summer can also make use of the SAii Kids Summer Camp and CampCation at Hard Rock Hotel Maldives.

 

This flexibility is part of what makes CROSSROADS Maldives stand out. Surfing can be the main focus of a holiday or simply an experience to add to a wider Maldivian escape. Guests can enjoy the thrill of reef breaks without giving up the slower pace and indulgence associated with the destination.

 

Getting there is straightforward too. SAii Lagoon Maldives, Curio Collection by Hilton, and Hard Rock Hotel Maldives are just 15 minutes from Velana International Airport by speedboat, eliminating the need for a domestic flight or seaplane. From the resorts, the region’s sought-after surf breaks are only another short speedboat journey away.

 

For more information, visit crossroadsmaldives.com.

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