Dhigali Maldives Turns Full Board into All Inclusive

Dhigali Maldives - Full Board Upgrade to All Inclusive

The island-hotel Dhigali Maldives, which opened in June this year, offers its guests a full board upgrade program (breakfast, lunch and dinner) to the all inclusive level. You can upgrade your meals if guests book a hotel and check in at Dhigali Maldives until December 27, 2017 inclusive.

What is full board Maldivian ?! Breakfast includes absolutely everything: a full buffet with salads, snacks, hot meals. Juices, fresh, confectionery. Tea and coffee. Buffet. Lunch - à la carte at one of the Dhigali Maldives restaurants. From drinks - a bottle of still water, tea or coffee. Dinner is a buffet, and drinks include only still water. You will have to pay extra for juices, tea and coffee.

This is a widespread food system in the Maldivian resorts. There is nothing surprising here. Hoteliers specifically "turn off" drinks from the menu, as many guests do not need juices and teas. Some people prefer beer. Or wine. Others will want sparkling water. To optimize food and create the benefits of choice for guests, drinks on the full board system are provided in a minimal amount. Naturally, the price of a full board package is low. The guest himself can choose soda or beer and pay extra for his drink.

The all inclusive system in Dhigali Maldives provides a limitless selection of any drinks, excluding premium alcohol in all restaurants and bars of the island, with the exception of Deli. In the coffee shop you will have to pay extra for a cup of coffee and a unique cake.

All liquors, wines, beers, juices, fresh juices, ice creams and all the dishes in any restaurant to choose from during the entire stay in Dhigali Maldives are included in the all inclusive food system. In order to get all inclusive, you need to book a hotel stay on the full board system.

Dhigali Maldives: minimalism in unity with nature

Maldives Hotel Dhigali Maldives opened this June. The kilometer long island is equipped in such a way that human creativity should not overshadow the beauty of nature. The hotel team believes that all the architectural solutions on the island belong to the style of minimalism.

Guests at Dhigali Maldives emphasize that the villas on the island literally merge with the white sand of the beach. It is worth noting that in the sea off the coast of the island-hotel there are no artificial mounds of stones that restrain the impulses of the waves of the Indian Ocean and create the illusion of a light sea breeze.

Directly from the shore of Dhigali Maldives offers a gorgeous view of the expanse of the ocean. Just five meters from the shore, guests engaged in snorkeling can see many representatives of the marine fauna.

Villas on the coast are deliberately designed without architectural excesses and put inside the tropical greenery of the island. This is done in order to create the feeling of a "desert island" among guests.

All restaurants and bars are also tucked deep into the jungle. From the ocean, the island-hotel appears completely untouched by people. It is uninhabited.

In the foreground are large coconut palms, banana groves and frangipani bushes, from the flowers of which aromatic oils for SPA salons are produced in the Maldivian archipelago.

Exotic Culinary Motifs by Dhigali Maldives
At the Maldives, Dhigali Maldives can surprise you. There are 7 restaurants and bars on the island, each of which is unique.

The Haali Bar Island Bar is the perfect place to meet the sunset. It is open from 10.00 and closes at midnight. In Dhigali Maldives, this bar is positioned as a youth with a free atmosphere. The bar specializes in cocktails. The latest DEEP HOUSE style sounds here. Guests of Dhigali Maldives who are planning to have lunch or dinner at a nearby restaurant can check out the Haali Bar for an aperitif before a meal.

Faru Grill Restaurant is located on the beach. Tables are adjacent to the very edge of the water. The continental (Mediterranean) menu offers a wide selection of meat delicacies and seafood, and the demonstration cuisine in the style of food shows allows you to watch lively the process of cooking.

Dhigali Maldives Battuta's signature restaurant is open from 19.00 to 23.00. Battuta is located in the tropical thickets of the island. The prerequisites for the style of the restaurant are stories about the wanderings of an Arab traveler and writer Ibn Battuta. The restaurant serves dishes that the famous traveler was able to try during his travels in Asia. Every evening there is a food show with specially selected music based on travel, which helps to create the right atmosphere, and also plays live music once a week.

The Deli's menu includes fresh salads, sandwiches, smoothies, juices, coffee and Maldivian snacks. The concept of the restaurant is Takeaway. First of all, for those who expect a transfer or for guests who need a light snack in the middle of the day. The Deli also has a children's menu. The Deli is a kind of island Starbucks. Order and pay at the checkout, and then you can pick up food and drinks at the end of the counter.

Jade Coffee Shop is open all day. The menu includes aromatic varieties of coffee, ice cream, sorbets, fresh fruits, fresh pastries and cakes. The coffee shop is located near the main pool of the resort and the open beach, the waiters also serve these areas.

The main restaurant of Dhigali Maldives is Capers. The menu offers international dishes and local specialties. The restaurant is open buffet style, the service is simple and welcoming. The menu in Capers changes daily in a two-week cycle.

East Bar is open from 10.00 to midnight. Near the bar is a marina, which can be used as a place for weddings or private dinners.

Dhigali - home reef with lots of lobsters!

Dhigali Maldives Island Hotel is surrounded by the famous coral reef, home to many fish, stingrays, small sharks and sea turtles. The home reef Dhigali Maldives is popular with divers around the world and snorkelling enthusiasts.

Divers and snorkelers can observe all the diversity of the underwater flora and fauna of the Indian Ocean literally 3-4 meters from the coast. The home reef of Dhigali Maldives is 20 meters deep, and guests of the hotel can see flocks of tuna, Napoleon fish, stingrays, black feather sharks and sea turtles.

And on the southeast side of the hotel’s house reef there is a pier for a diving boat, which departs from the pier according to the schedule. Hotel guests are transported further from the island so that divers and snorkelers vacationing in Dhigali Maldives can better get to know the inhabitants of the sea. There are also small underwater caves covered with corals, there are stingrays, sea turtles and lobsters.

Throughout the season, mantas and nanny sharks can be observed. Lemon sharks approach the island. According to tourists, in Dhigali Maldives, the main vacation can take place under water, as the hotel is perfectly suited for exploring the underwater world of the Indian Ocean.