The Park Hyatt Maldives is hidden on a tropical island near the pure equatorial coast

This summer, I finally checked in to the Maldives' secret paradise—Hadahaa Island! The Park Hyatt Resort I stayed at was stunningly beautiful, from design to service, it perfectly matched my aesthetic. Here’s a vacation guide that made my friends go wild 🌊

✨A resort with top-tier aesthetics
- Ring-shaped overwater villas: Inspired by a "floating garden," the architect built villas surrounding the lagoon, offering a 180° sea view from any room
- Minimalist industrial style: Concrete exterior walls blend perfectly with natural vegetation, every corner looks like an art installation
- Must-shoot spots: ① Overwater hammock at sunset ② Coral garden under the glass floor ③ The moment the infinity pool merges with the horizon

🏠 Room experience report
√ Basic rooms start at 80㎡, private pool + outdoor deck are standard
√ Stunning bathroom: Double bathtub facing the sea, amenities are LE LABO 33 Sandalwood series
√ Hidden perk: A nautical telescope in the bedside drawer for stargazing at night

🍽️ Foodie highlights
• Main restaurant The Dining Room: Lobster Eggs Benedict for breakfast is a must-try
• Underwater bar The Bar: Mermaid performances during afternoon tea (Thursdays/Sundays)
• Special experience: Book a sandbank dinner in advance, before high tide staff draw a heart-shaped light path on the beach with glow sticks

🤿 Advanced activities
→ The world’s only "Whale Shark Research Center": Follow biologists to track whale sharks (best from December to April)
→ Private sandbank picnic: Hotel speedboat transfers you to a deserted sandbank 2 km away
→ Midnight snorkeling: Professional guides lead night tours to see bioluminescent plankton

💡 Practical info card
Transport: Male transfer by domestic flight (70 minutes) + speedboat (15 minutes), early flights recommended to avoid night travel
Room tips: Water villas 201-210 have the densest coral below, family-friendly sunset villas with slides recommended
Dress code: Bring plenty of light-colored long dresses, the hotel photographer offers 1 hour of free photo shooting (reservation required)

This place feels like a secret blue hole hidden by God, waking up every day to a gradient jellyfish sea. Special shoutout to my private butler Aisha, who even edited my casual swimsuit photos with an Instagram-style filter! For those wanting to unlock a different Maldives experience, you can definitely book Park Hyatt with your eyes closed~