With a remote location near the equator, the 112-room Ayada Maldives Resort is now opening, bringing the first Turkish-themed resort to the Maldives. Developed by the Ankara, Turkey-based Aydeniz Group, this is a serious 5-star-plus resort that should compete well among super-luxury Maldives resorts.
From the decorations in each room to the Turkish hammam with plunge pools to the Turkish cafe (one of 7 restaurants and bars), the theme makes the Ayada Maldives a unique entrant in this category and one of the few resorts in the country meant to conjure up imagery other than the tropics themselves.
Where does the sewage go? Into the sea?
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Believe it or not, the overwater villas all have running water and electricity and sewage systems. Since most guests swim under the villa frequently, it would be very noticeable if they didn’t have proper hygiene. Great question. -Roger