Baros Maldives, Baros

Dining: The Lighthouse, the resort's signature restaurant is both iconic and innovative in its architectural and culinary design. Al fresco dining takes on a new image of comfort and distinction at the Cayenne Grill while the Lime Restaurant provides a fresh approach to all-day dining.

Spa: Treatments are designed for pure relaxation while powerful botanical ingredients deliver the promised wellbeing. Guests can choose from a variety of massages, facials, body exfoliations and wraps. Knowledgeable therapists recommend treatment programs for specific concerns. Yoga classes are held on decks above the crystal clear lagoon or on a sandbank in the middle of nowhere.

Water Activities: Snorkelling is a leisurely experience at Baros where the lagoon teems with fish and the house reef is a mere 30m from the shore. Float gently over a natural underwater paradise gazing at a kaleidoscopic carnival of marine life. There are 30 dive sites within 50 minutes of Baros. Try windsurfing, canoe (Molokini clear canoe), catamaran, Sea-Doo Scooter powered by underwater scooters, waterski / wake-board.

Children: children under 8 years old are not accepted at the resort.

Games Room: A pool table is available in the pavilion and a variety of games, cards, and chess are available in the Sails Bar. Next to the GYM is a Table Tennis Table for ping-pong.

Library: Daily news and a selection of books and magazines are available at the Library Lounge located upstairs from the Sails Bar.

Baros is set on a tropical island. In spite of comprehensive pest control programs, you may encounter insects, mosquitoes or other tropical animals. Please understand that this is a real living environment which is difficult to control. There are no dangerous animals or insects on the island.

Dress Code:The dress code on the island is casual throughout the day, and island chic in the evenings. Swimwear should be covered when visiting the Restaurants and Bars. Out of respect for local customs, guests are requested to refrain from topless sunbathing and when visiting local islands or Male are asked to cover their shoulders and thighs.

Environmental Concern: There are strict regulations governing the disposal of rubbish, waste water, water desalination and recycling policies. Take any discarded batteries home with you, as Maldives currently lacks the facilities to dispose of these in an environmentally friendly manner. Buying any souvenirs made of turtle shell is illegal in Maldives, and it will certainly be confiscated at the airport. Help protect all marine creatures, and refrain from buying souvenirs of any kind made from any part of an animal. Do not press any aquatic animals or plants, and never remove anything from the sea.

Internet: Complimentary wired and wireless internet connectivity for your personal computer is available in all Villas. Wireless connectivity is available in the Library and in the Sails Bar. Computers are available on a complimentary basis for internet usage next to the boutique.