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Kudadoo Maldives Private Island Set to Debut in November

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Rent Out an Entire Private Island with Kudadoo Maldives

Dreaming of renting out an entire private island for the ultimate all-inclusive holiday? Or maybe a villa resting on an exclusive slice of heaven? Kudadoo Maldives Private Island (kudadoo.com) is set to debut in November.

“Kudadoo is the ultimate ‘heaven on earth’ for travelers seeking a luxury home away from home”

The intimate hideaway features 15 opulent one- and two-bedroom ocean residences overlooking the water paired with a resort offering fine dining, water adventures, spa treatments and even a butler to grant any desire.

“Kudadoo is the ultimate ‘heaven on earth’ for travelers seeking a luxury home away from home,” says Nina Fleischmann-Torosyan, director of business development for Hurawalhi Island Resort and Kudadoo Maldives Private Island.

Situated in Lhaviyani Atoll—40 minutes by seaplane from Male International Airport—the contemporary Japanese-style destination was designed by noted architect Yuji Yamazaki and is surrounded by an aquamarine lagoon, white sandy beaches, and coral reefs.

Prices start at $3,300 per night for residences and $65,000 per night for the island.

 

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Wendy Bowman is a San Clemente-based freelance journalist with 30-plus years of experience creating content for magazines, newspapers and websites. Before moving to Southern California 12 years ago, she spent 15-plus years as a writer and editor for Atlanta Business Chronicle, covering nonprofit business, homes and lifestyle, the Atlanta visitors market, and more. She currently writes for South Bay Digs, Westside Digs, Modern Luxury Media, Atlanta Now magazine, HowStuffWorks and various other outlets. When she’s not busy writing, Wendy enjoys yoga and taking care of her English Bulldog Rhyis.
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