WELCOME TO ADAARAN PRESTIGE VADOO!

Your safety is our priority!

Surrounded by the beautiful bountiful blues, we are excited for your stay here with us, in the Maldives. The waters hold much treasure and the discovery of this is an unforgettable experience – from its therapeutic waves, the whizz of activity and the underwater exquisiteness – make the ocean your playing field.

But as it is with any sport, let us take necessary precautions to ensure our safety first.

Here are a few house rules we would like you to follow:

Strap up!

Always wear a life jacket when entering the waters. There is always a chance for tides to change, so why take a chance? Even if you are a professional, it is best not to wrestle with the seas.

Mind the clock!

Avoid getting into the sea between sunset and sunrise as the possibility of water levels rising is high.

Do not drink and dive!

Just like on the road, avoid any activity under the influence of alcohol (or after medication!)

Double up!

Always swim with a companion or buddy. Given the size of the Resort, we do not have lifeguards on duty.

Hands (and feet) off!

We are committed to conservation, and we do not allow fishing in the house reef. When snorkelling please do not touch or chase the sea creatures as some could be poisonous. Also, let us not stand on the fragile corals.

Clothes on!

Topless or nude swimming is not allowed in any part of the island. Please wear appropriate swimwear.

Kids ahoy!

If you are travelling with kids, please do not leave them unattended – not even for a second (pool or ocean). Even if they are on a floating device, do keep them at an arm’s length.

Our friendly associates are always there to assist you in whatever way possible to ensure that you enjoy our beautiful island & pristine underwater world.

Having said that, ensuring your safety and security during your stay is our top priority and we wish to share some of the best practices that you can follow during your stay for a safe & memorable experience.

It Is a must for your own safety to wearer life jackets when you engage in all water related activities & before you go into the sea.
Please refrain from snorkelling near the seaplane & boat entrance pathways for your own safety to be free from accidents.
Please be careful, as nature is, unpredictable! There is a possibility of strong sea currents. Always check with the water sports or dive centre for safety instructions before you venture into the waters & we recommend hiring a guide for assistance.
Please refrain from doing any water activities under the influence of alcohol or after medication!
It is always advisable to use the buddy system, so you will never swim alone. Always swim within your comfort zone. Do not venture out alone. We also recommend avoiding sea baths between sunset and sunrise. If you are a solo traveller speaks to our water sports professionals, and they are always at your service.
We are a family-friendly resort chain in the Maldives. We care a lot about children. Never leave children unattended in or near the swimming pool, or at the beach, even for a moment. Most of our resorts have a kid’s area where kids love to play at. For any assistance, please speak to the front office staff.
Some corals can be poisonous and harmful to your skin as well hence refrain from touching with bare hands or it is prohibited to walk on top of the corals.
Diving is strictly prohibited in all the public and private swimming pool areas at the resort. This shall include diving directly into the sea from the deck of the room.
It would be dangerous if you are leaning on the railing of the veranda. Please be advised that do not go close to the edge of the veranda. Please be cautious when you walk up and down the stairs inside of villa.
If you are not feeling well and/or experiencing bad physical conditions, you are advised to visit the doctor at the resort first aid centre and follow the doctor’s instructions.
Diving activities are not allowed within 24 hours of boarding the aircraft, hence, diving is not allowed in according to the diving regulations.
Please take time to watch the safety video running 24/7 on your room TV channel and read the safety instructions in the in-room directory.