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The Enchanting St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

The finest address in the Maldives is The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort. This luxury resort is the first St. Regis resort set on a private natural island.

Recently the enchanting island launched a LeClerc Briant's Cuvée Abyss package for honeymooners and luxury-seeking couples celebrating an anniversary or life celebration. Now through November 30, 2024, guests will get to enjoy this uniquely silky champagne that has been aged 60 meters below the ocean.

This package adheres to today's discerning traveler's desire for both luxury and sustainability. Guests will learn about the exquisite bubbly and how the resort has added a profound environmental impact. 

After the winemakers bottle this bubbly based on the biodynamic calendar, they submerge them under the Atlantic Ocean for 10 months. The internal pressure of the champagne in the bottle matches the pressure of the water around it.  

This process provides characteristics of this natural environment that are apparent on the outside of the bottle’s final product and inside. When popped open, the aromas and flavors of the champagne are reminiscent of the air of the sea.

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

Once the champagne is consumed, couples will have the opportunity to adopt a coral rim in the resort’s coral garden and help plant their bottle in a coral reef.

Part of the package is a private guided snorkeling tour, and coral plant with the in-house marine biologist. The empty LeClerc Briant's Cuvee Abyss bottles provide essential minerals to living organisms, promoting its growth. Not only will couples commemorate their special moment, the planting experience contributes to the restoration of the surrounding coral reefs.

“With almost 10,000 coral fragments restored and three restoration sites on the island, we have actively fostered a healthier habitat for a thriving marine ecosystem,” says Vincent Pauchon, General Manager of The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli. “Recognizing the growing trend of eco-conscious travel, we're thrilled to partner with LeClerc Briant, a brand that shares our sustainable values. This innovative collaboration, perfect for honeymoons and romantic getaways, allows couples to participate in coral reef conservation while indulging in the timeless luxury and exceptional service that defines The St. Regis experience.”

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort and LeClerc Briant's Cuvée Abyss

Other package perks include a spa treatment for two using marine-inspired therapies (Kanduboli Massage) at the world-renowned Iridium Spa.  

Guests will get to take a romantic sunset cruise while receiving pours of champagne and light canapés among the magical Maldives colorful sky. Afterwards a private dinner awaits on the beach offering an exclusive sustainable menu.

Boasting island-refined design and refined furnishings, the resort offers 33 on-land and 44 overwater villas. Each villa offers either picturesque ocean or garden views from the private terraces and individual pools. A legendary St. Regis Butler delivers bespoke service day or night to enhance guests experiences. Return back to your villa to enjoy a romantic turndown service with a bubble bath ready for relaxation before an ideal night's sleep.

The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort

This package allows couples to immerse themselves in an authentic and beautifully natural environment. Set in an untouched tropical landscape that is surrounded by the Indian Ocean, the sparkling sand and brilliant blue water will be difficult to leave at the end of the vacation.

This one-of-a-kind package starts at $3,270++. Email your reservation today at stregis.maldivesvommuli@stregis.com.

Jill Weinlein

Los Angeles based Jill Weinlein covers travel, food and lifestyle destinations for multiple newspapers, magazines and websites. Her areas of expertise include, luxury travel, culinary reviews, cruising and family travel destinations. Born in Los Angeles, Jill studied Communications and Theatre Arts at UCLA. She has a a Dine and Travel blog - www.dineandtravel.me and she writes a weekly restaur...(Read More)

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