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Hotel Name  4-Star     Kaani Grand Sea View

Special Note: Shown price is per person based on 3 star hotels minimum 2 person travelling together

Cancellation Policy

For Stay Dates:

• January 1, 2025 – April 30, 2025
• November 1, 2025 – December 20, 2025
• Cancellation within 21 days prior to check-in: 40% of total room and meal package charged.
• Cancellation within 14 days prior to check-in: 50% of total room and meal package charged.
• Cancellation within 7 days prior to check-in: 100% of total room and meal package charged.
• No Shows & Early Departure: Charged 100% of the total invoice value.

For Stay Dates:

• May 1, 2025 – October 31, 2025
• Cancellation within 21 days prior to check-in: 35% of total room and meal package charged.
• Cancellation within 14 days prior to check-in: 60% of total room and meal package charged.
• Cancellation within 7 days prior to check-in: 100% of total room and meal package charged.
• No Shows & Early Departure: Charged 100% of the total invoice value.

Terms & Conditions

• Rates are subject to change
• 10% Service Charge
• 16% TGST (Goods and Services Tax)
• $12 Green Tax per person
• Applicability: Rates applicable only for specified periods and room categories.
• Package Restrictions: Cannot be prorated and may not be combined with other rates or offers.
• Rights: The hotel may amend or discontinue this offer without prior notice.

Special note:

Advance Booking:

• It is recommended to book excursions and activities in advance to ensure availability, especially during peak travel seasons.

Weather Conditions:

• Excursions may be subject to change based on weather conditions. Safety is a priority, and the hotel reserves the right to reschedule or cancel activities accordingly.

Equipment:

• Complimentary snorkeling gear and beach towels are provided; however, guests may bring their own gear for comfort and familiarity.

Respecting Marine Life:

• While snorkeling and on excursions, please follow guidelines to protect marine life and coral reefs. Avoid touching or stepping on reefs and feeding fish.

Cultural Sensitivity:

• When visiting local islands or engaging with the community, please be respectful of local customs and dress codes. It’s recommended to dress modestly, especially in non-resort areas.

Health & Safety:

• Guests are encouraged to bring personal safety items, such as sunscreen and insect repellent, and stay hydrated during excursions.

Payment Information:

• Please note that any charges incurred outside the package, including additional meals, activities, or services, should be settled before departure.

Feedback & Communication:

• Guests are encouraged to provide feedback during their stay. If there are any special requests or concerns, the staff are always available for assistance.

Connectivity:

• Internet may be available at the resort but can be limited on excursions. Consider downloading maps/scans or necessary items beforehand.

Travel Insurance:

• It is highly recommended for guests to have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen circumstances.

Travel Tips for the Maldives

Plan Your Transport:

• Transfers: Arrange airport transfer in advance (speedboat or seaplane), as they can differ based on your resort's location. Check with your resort for the best options.

Pack Wisely:

• Clothing: Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, swimwear, and cover-ups for the beach. Include a light jacket for cooler evenings or air-conditioned spaces.
• Beach Essentials: Don’t forget sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.
• Snorkeling Gear: While many resorts provide snorkeling gear, consider bringing your own if you prefer.

Respect the Local Culture:

• Modest Dress Code: When visiting local islands, dress modestly (covering shoulders and knees) to respect local customs. Swimwear is generally acceptable only at resorts.
• Stay Hydrated:
• Drink plenty of water, especially during excursions, as the heat can be intense. Avoid drinking tap water; stick to bottled water.
• Timing Is Key:
• Avoid Peak Times: The Maldives is busiest from December to April. For a quieter experience, consider traveling during the shoulder seasons (late April to early June or September to November).

Book Excursions Early:

• Popular activities such as snorkeling trips, diving, and island hopping can fill up quickly, so book in advance to secure your spots.

Cash and Payments:

• While many resorts accept credit cards, it's also good to carry some cash (Maldivian Rufiyaa) for purchases on local islands, tips, and small expenses.

Explore Underwater Life:

• Take advantage of opportunities to snorkel or dive, as the Maldives is known for its stunning marine biodiversity. Bring an underwater camera to capture the beauty!

Health Precautions:

• Check if any vaccinations are recommended before traveling. Consider travel insurance that covers health emergencies.

Engage with Local Culture:

• Take the time to interact with locals, try traditional food, and learn about their customs to enrich your experience.