At Chaaya Island Dhonveli Hotel Maldives, the in-house experience is unparalleled.  The hotel has an array of fabulous options for you to select from. The choice of accommodation varies from beach bungalows to water bungalows.  But nevertheless, each option is unique and memorable.

Beach Bungalows (66 m²):
The rooms are built facing the ocean and the beach, with two separate rooms in a single storey structure. All 40 Beach Bungalows at Chaaya Island Dhonveli are air-conditioned and feature a King size double beds.

• Extra Bed baby Cot (On Request).
• Rain Coat.
• Mini bar.
• Cable TV.
• Telephone with IDD.
• Hair Dryer.
• Hot and Cold Water.
• Bath Amenities.
• Beach/ Pool towels.
• Bath towels.
• Tea/Coffee making facility.
• Sewing Kit/Vanity Kit.
• Life Jackets.
• Safety Deposit Box.

Water Bungalow (66 m²):
Located on the Southern West of the Island, the 36 Water Bungalows are air-conditioned and feature a king sized bed, day bed, dressing table.

• Extra Bed & baby Cot (On Request.
• Rain Coat.
• Mini bar.
• Cable TV.
• Telephone with IDD.
• Hair Dryer.
• Hot and Cold Water.
• Safety Deposit Box.
• Bath Amenities.
• Beach/Pool towels.
• Bath towels.
• Jacuzzi.
• Tea/Coffee making facility.
• Sewing Kit/Vanity Kit.
• Life Jackets.
• DVD Player.

Over Water Suite (86m²):
Located on the North West of the island the 24 air conditioned Over Water Suites at Chaaya Island Dhonveli are furnished with a living room with day bed, dressing table.

• Extra Bed & baby Cot (On Request).
• Rain Coat.
• Mini bar.
• Cable TV.
• Telephone with IDD.
• Hair Dryer.
• Hot and cold water.
• Safety Deposit Box.
• Jacuzzi.
• Bath Tub.
• Bath Amenities.
• Beach/Pool towels
• Bath towels.
• Tea/Coffee making facility.
• Sewing Kit/Vanity Kit.
• Life Jackets.
• DVD Player.

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Visit Himmafushi or Huraa Island:
A trip to the island of Himmafushi/Huraa will enable visitors to obtain firsthand information about the local life.  Himmafushi Island is a fishing village, as is the case of many of the Maldivian villages.  Visitors would be able to gain insights into the simple life led by the villagers; they would be able to view the process of making Maldive fish and dry fish.  Moreover visitors will be able to interact with the island dwellers and find out more information about their value, beliefs and traditions.  They may even be invited to sample home cooked local fare by the hospitable villagers. Visitors could make a stopover at the boutiques in the island and pick up local handicrafts and knick knacks that they could present as souvenirs.

• Access: by Dhoni from Chaaya Island Dhonveli.
• Location: North Male Atoll.

Wonder through the streets of Malé (access by speed boat – 13 km from Chaaya Island Dhonveli):

• Shopping - Male's offers a variety of goods for the discerning shopper looking out for a great bargain.  Located a few miles away from the fish market one could scout the local market for handicrafts, the many stalls have various products that have been gathered from the different atolls in Male.  Homemade jams, preserves, sweets and pickles can also be purchased at the local market.  Visitors could visit Majeedhee Magu for garments, cosmetics, electronic gadgets, shoes, handbags and kitchenware.  Chaandanee Magu is the place to visit for souvenirs, the shops in Male' remain open till 11 pm therefore visitors could shop at their leisure.
• Mulee Aage Palace - This was a palace built by Sultan Mohamed Shamsuddeen for his son in 1906; the palace is located in front of the Friday mosque, which is also known as Hukuru Miskiiy.  This property was built before World War I, when the Sultan was overthrown in 1936 the palace was declared as government property.  In 1953 the palace officially became the president's official resident and was renamed as the Presidential Palace.  This beautiful building is known for its ornate white carvings.
• National Museum of Maldives - This museum is located on a part of the Sultan's palace in Sultan's Park.  The museum holds many national treasures and artefacts of the rich cultural heritage of the Maldives.  The national museum was open for public display on the national day of the country and the purpose for setting up this museum was to preserve the history of this archipelago of islands.  The museum contains many of the costumes, ornaments and accessories worn by various kings and queens, paper and cloth manuscripts, arms and costumes of armour, stone items used during the pre-Islamic period and many more objects exhibiting the history of the Maldives islands.
• The Islamic Centre - The Islamic centre, which is considered to be one of the biggest and finest mosques, can accommodate more than 5000 worshippers.  It is one of the greatest architectural landmarks in the Maldives and is considered to be one of the biggest and finest mosques in the Southeast Asian region.  The ornate woodcarvings and the intricate Arabic calligraphy found within the mosque gives it a world renowned status.  The golden dome and the minaret of this mosque are the most outstanding features of this construction and can be spotted on the Dhoni ride to Male.

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Rehendhi Restaurant & Bar:
Named after an illustrious Maldivian Queen, Rehendhi offers a fine dining experience at the edge of the lagoon, specializing in a selection of fresh seafood and prime meat.  For the wine connoisseur, the restaurant’s wine cellar offers an interesting collection of the best wines from around the world.

• Breakfast: from 07.30 a.m. till 09.30 a.m.
• Lunch: from 12.30 p.m. till 02.30 p.m.
• Dinner: from 07.30 p.m. till 09.30 p.m.
• Bar-Open: from 09.00 a.m. till Midnight.

Raiyvilaa Sunset Terrace Bar:
Raiyvilla features an ‘A la Carte’ menu offering snacks and main meals.  On request, even exclusive candle-lit dinners on the beach under a canopy of stars, could be arranged.  Since this is the resort's main bar, guests can be certain of being served a wide variety of aperitifs and beverages and even signature cocktails to lift the spirits.

• Open: from 09.00 a.m. till Midnight.

Raalhu Bar:
A bar and restaurant with an ‘A la Carte’ menu, Raalhu Bar adjoins the cascading waves of the internationally famed surf point ‘The Pasta Point’ which has been a venue for international surfing competitions.  The restaurant is complete with a pool table, darts, mini library, other indoor games and a deck that extends out into the ocean.  The upper floor has a panoramic view of the surf break and the lights of Male at night in the distance.  Dolphins and occasionally pilot whales are seen from here, which makes this a vantage point.

• Open: from 09.00 a.m. till Midnight.

Maakana Restaurant:
Maakana is named after the Grey Heron, a regular visitor to this location.  The circularly structured Maakana restaurant with a view of the surf break and a high cone shaped thatched roof features 'live cooking stations' where guests can watch the chefs preparing fresh cuisine.

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