Pause for a night in Singapore before dividing two full weeks between Hurawalhi and Six Senses Kanuhura. It is an unhurried way to experience two distinct sides of the Maldives in one holiday.
“The Singapore night makes the outward journey more comfortable, then the two-island stay gives the holiday real variety without sacrificing time to relax. Hurawalhi feels intimate and grown-up, while Six Senses Kanuhura brings a different sense of space, style and island life.”
Singapore→Hurawalhi→Six Senses Kanuhura
Suggested itinerary
The journey, stay by stay
Couples who want more variety than a single-island stay, with two exceptional resorts and enough time to settle properly into each one.
Stay 1
1 night
Singapore
Break the journey in Singapore with a comfortable overnight stay. It adds breathing space between flights and gives you the option of an evening meal or a gentle first taste of the city before continuing to the Maldives.
Stay 2
7 nights
Hurawalhi
Settle into Hurawalhi, an adults-only island with an intimate atmosphere, a beautiful lagoon and a celebrated underwater restaurant. A full week leaves time for the reef, the spa and wonderfully slow days by the water.
Stay 3
7 nights
Six Senses Kanuhura
Move on to Six Senses Kanuhura for a second island experience. Long beaches, generous space and the relaxed Six Senses approach make it feel different enough to give the final week a character of its own.
What makes it memorable
Highlights worth building around
A comfortable night in Singapore
Seven nights at Hurawalhi
Seven nights at Six Senses Kanuhura
Two distinctive Maldives islands
Plenty of uninterrupted beach time
Flights and island transfers arranged
A starting point, not a package
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We can alter the route, number of nights, hotel style and experiences, or build a completely different Indian Ocean journey around you.
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