Naladhu, Maldives: A home away from home
ROSS & DI PHILLIPS
Book yourself into an Ocean House on Naladhu and proceed to enjoy a romantic week of doing absolutely nothing, just sitting on your expansive balcony with a good book and the surf crashing just a Frisbee throw from your deck. The rooms are more like small houses and are very functional and enjoyable to rejuvenate in. They really are the ultimate crashpad.
High rollers could charter Nirvana, a 55-foot Sunseeker Manhattan and cruise at 26 knots to other atolls in search of new waves. With two guest cabins on board, an overnight, outer-atoll surf mission becomes very tempting.
Tennis anyone? The courts are a 5-minute pontoon boat ride away and are floodlit for cooler, night-time play.
Book a Stand Up Paddle board from Tropicsurf for the whole week and park it at your private beach cabana, allowing you to paddle to and from any of the neighboring Anantara islands and restaurants so that you won’t feel guilty about all of the scrumptious food indulgences you enjoy amidst the seven restaurants.
RECENT BLOGS
Exclusive Maldives Surf Season Offers
Exclusive Maldives surf season offers are now available across our most coveted island resorts, combining luxury stays with exceptional value. With warm water, fun conditions and well-connected flight routes, this is a rare moment to plan your Maldives trip.
Surf like John John: Master the waves with super-coach Ross Williams at Four Seasons Kuda Huraa this July
Guests staying at Four Seasons Resort Kuda Huraa Maldives this July will have the rare opportunity to surf alongside former Championship Tour surfer and renowned coach Ross Williams. As part of the Four Seasons Maldives Summer Camp, Ross will host daily surf sessions across the iconic waves of the North Malé Atoll.
Fiji Without Limits: Introducing the Tropicsurf Superyacht Expedition
Experience Fiji at its most dynamic.
This July and August, Tropicsurf introduces a private superyacht expedition designed to move with the South Pacific swell. Rather than being anchored to a single location, each day is shaped by real-time conditions — allowing the yacht to reposition between island chains and remote reef systems as wind, tide and wave quality evolve.
