With just a four-hour flight connecting The Maldives with the UAE, many residents opt for an opulent getaway to the paradisical gathering of islands. 

There are myriad luxurious resorts situated on the islands – each with its own beautiful scenery, facilities and private island. Some are accessible by boat, but others require access via seaplane. 

Niyama Private Islands require access via plane – but once you get there, it’s well worth the trip. 

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There’s a ‘play’ island and a ‘chill’ island

One island for relaxation, and one to explore around – what more could you want? 

The relaxation island is home to a serene spa, gorgeous pool facilities, and easygoing cafes. 

The play island is where the more lively activities happen – including all the adventure, the restaurants and the best snorkelling. 

Plus, visitors can ride their bikes between the venues – and all over the island! 

It will seriously up your Instagram game 

Every part of the Maldives is just as photogenic as it seems – with rainbow-smeared sunsets, crystal-clear waters, rich green foliage and vibrant white sand. 

And every angle of Niyama will work for your #InstaGame.

There’s an actual under-water posh restaurant

I mean, does it even get more lush than that!? 

Celebs love to stay here

Robin Thicke was there a few weeks ago, and even more recently, world-famous pro surfer, Mick Fanning headed to the islands to catch some waves. 

If it’s good enough for them… 

You can even participate in a coral adoption project – and help contribute to the Maldives reef!

And for snokelling and scuba diving – is there anywhere better than the Maldives?! 

Niyama is basically an adults’ wonderland – with everything you could ever want 

There’s water-sports, there’s adventure, great food, relaxation, nature, beautiful scenery and marine life! 

You can even have dinner in a TREEHOUSE (called Nest)

#TravelGoals right here

You can get there with flydubai, on the four-hour flight. Check out the website.