Many sports facilities are available for the active guest. The most new addition to our sports facilities is the 6-hole pitch & putt Golf Course and the full length Driving Range. The Golf Course also features a Pro Shop where you can rent or purchase golf clubs as well as other golf equipment and a Bar. There is a fully equipped air-conditioned Gym with a multi-station work out machine, tread mills, exercise bicycles, dumbbells and bell bars. A flood lit Tennis Court with international standards. Volleyball on the beach is organised daily. Football, Badminton, Table Tennis and Darts are other popular sport activities.

Spa

At Duniye Spa our philosophy follows a natural approach health and well-being. Our high-touch instead of high-tech approach honors the body’s innate intelligence, embraces natures healing properties and infuses ancient beauty therapies.

Our Thai, Indian and Balinese Therapists are trained professionally in the health and beauty industry and deliver treatments from the heart and give for the sheer joy of giving.

For the ultimate Spa experience, enjoy a package to discover total wellness or simply enjoy one of the various treatments offered from our diverse Spa Menu. An unforgettable experience awaits you.

Dive

Discover the underwater world around Kuredu, and the incredible variety of fish life and coral reefs that make up the Lhaviyani Atoll. Click on the boxes on the right to find out more!

Kuredu is home to the Prodivers PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Center. In addition to offering the full range of PADI scuba diving courses, Prodivers also has one of the Maldives’ only dedicated snorkel centers.

In addition to having snorkel equipment for rent, Prodivers also offers a range of snorkel courses, including the very popular Turtle & Manta Ray Specialty Courses. The snorkel center also run daily trips to a number of snorkel sites around the Atoll.

With over 50 dive and snorkel sites on offer, variety is key around Kuredu. If you’re already a certified diver, check out some of the boxes on the right of this page to find out more about the latest happenings and fish sightings.

The multinational team of instructors can teach all the PADI courses from BubbleMaker through to Instructor. There are regular course starts throughout the week in various languages. It’s now possible to complete the theory sections of many of the PADI courses from the comfort of your own home with the eLearning Online Courses.

There are regular introduction dives in the shallow lagoon surrounding Kuredu throughout the week. If you want to get more of a feel as to what diving is about, there is also a 3 Dive Resort Course available for non-certified divers.

Whether you’re putting on mask and fins (not goggles & flippers!) for the first time, or expanding your diving experiences, the professionalism and passion of the Prodivers team will leave you itching to come back for more!

Watersports

As the largest Watersports centre in the Maldives, we offer a wide range of activities to suit every interest and level of experience. Whether you have never tried it before, or you are an old pro at the sport, come and have some fun and thrills with us!
If you are looking for power and speed….why not try wakeboarding or kitesurfing.
If you are looking for something a little less strenuous, why not try Parasailing or Windsurfing?


POWER & SPEED

PARASAILING: The easiest and least strenuous activity on offer, but by far one of the most unique ways to spend your afternoon! Let us whisk you up into the clear blue skies over Kuredu to enjoy the stunning views of the reefs and islands from a birds-eye view!

WATERSKI/WAKEBOARDING: Available for beginners or people with more experience, this sport is fast and exciting! Those who have tried it before will remember the first time they ever stood up and how exilerated they felt. Don’t let being new to the sport put you off, it’s not as difficult as it looks, but it is as fun as it looks!

BANANA & BLAST RIDES: Appropriately named, these sports are fast and exciting to say the least! Challenge your partner to a ride or two and see which of you can manage to hang on the longest as we whip you around the beautiful clear waters! A giggle for all the friends and family!

SPEED BOAT EXCURSIONS: Whether you want to see dolphins, go snorkeling and view the fantastic marine life, or combine the two while taking a trip around the atoll for the day, we can design a fantastic trip for you and your partner to enjoy together! A perfect surprise for your loved one on a special occasion or anniversary!

PEDALOS & CANOES: A more leisurley way to enjoy an afternoon in paradise! Why not take your snorkeling gear, canoe or pedal out to the house reef and hop into the crystal clear waters whenever you feel like it, jumping back on when you want a rest! Not so happy in the water, but have a partner crazy about snorkeling?

This is a great way to spend your time together, why not stay on the Pedalo and catch some rays while your other half snorkels along side? Kids Club

Excursions

Excursions include a luxury cruise, island hopping, night fishing, big game fishing, sunset cruise and the solitude of the Robinson Crusoe trip.

About the Maldives

The Maldives are an archipelago of a multitude of small islands scattered over a wide expanse of the Indian Ocean. The islands are situated in proximity to the Equator and in recent decades have gained worldwide renown as a pristine tropical haven for holidaymakers from around the world. The local people of the Maldives are descended from settlers from India and Sri Lanka and speak Dhivehi. The predominant religion is Islam.

Islamic guidelines prohibit alcohol, pork, dogs and the public practice of other religions on the major islands; however these rules do not apply in the resort islands. The weekend falls on Friday and Saturday in the Maldives. A 30 day visa is provided free of charge if you have a genuine travel document, evidence of adequate funds and an outbound air ticket. Transport within the islands is by motor boat, helicopter or seaplane.

The culture of the Maldives is an amalgamation of South Indian, Arab and Sinhalese influences. Since almost all Maldivians are Sunni Muslims, day to day life in the islands follow Islamic precepts; therefore pork, alcohol, dogs and the public display of other religions are prohibited on the inhabited islands. When visiting mosques appropriate modest clothing should be worn. However these restrictions do not apply to the resort islands, allowing tourists to act as they would like.

Weekends in the Maldives falls on Friday and Saturday, which means that government offices, banks and many stores are closed on these days. Again there is little effect on the operation of the resorts except that the lunchtimes on Fridays may be adjusted to allow for prayers.

The Maldives have a very simple visa policy; everyone receives a 30 day visa free of charge upon arrival as long as you have a proper travel document, evidence of adequate funds (ie. a reservation in a resort or cash of at least US$25 per day) and an outbound air ticket.

For transport in the Maldives the options available are motor boat, seaplanes or helicopters and private yachts. Motor boats come in many shapes and forms including the local wooden dhoni craft.

Resorts by law require payment in hard currency. All resorts feature at least one restaurant, serving the cuisine expected by customers. Local Maldivian food typically features fish, and resembles South Indian and Sri Lankan cuisine.

Weather

The Maldives is blessed with a wonderful sunny climate during the greater part of the year. For the extent of the drier season the visitor will be able to experience eight to nine sunshine hours each day. Avid sunbathers will find the Maldivian climate to be delightful, with temperatures averaging about 30 C.

Rainfall is experienced during the southwest monsoon which occurs from June to August. Forceful weather conditions seldom occur in the Maldives and are of very short duration.

The Maldives offer the water sport enthusiast with an array of options from swimming and snorkelling to scuba diving, surfing, sailing, parasailing, waterskiing, catamaran sailing, fishing, angling and dolphin watching.