Bryan Sumner

Irufushi Offers Worldwide Dining Options

Dining in any of the Maldives Resorts is amazing and memorable. Hence, maldive directory offers a list of all the spectacular island resorts of the Maldives where you have an option to dine according to your personal preferences while you stay in Maldives. All varieties of cuisines are available from separate resorts. Similarly, Irufushi Island Resort offers a wide choice of international cuisines to the guests.

Set on the unspoiled Noonu Atoll, the stunning and secluded Hilton Maldives/Iru Fushi Resort & Spa, is surrounded by over 52 acres of powdery white beach and lush, tropical vegetation and is reachable by a scenic 45 minute seaplane ride from Male. This is the best place to stay and dine during maldives vacation.

An abundance of freshly landed local fish and seafood is available in our elegant yet relaxed restaurants, with the Iru Fushi Chefs ready to conjure up succulent and tempting specialties from around the world, be it for a romantic 6 course dinner under the stars or a leisurely alfresco lunch on the beach.

‘Flavours’: Enjoy a taste of authentic Asia from a dramatic over water setting at this delectable, fine dining restaurant at the Resort. Have specialty dishes from around Asia or choose from our tapas-style menu and discover the many wonderful flavors of the Far East.

The Trio: Relax in the ambience of The Trio restaurant at the resort which is open for dinner. Beautifully located over the stunning lagoon, take in the picture perfect views as you choose from a variety of delicious Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Asian Dishes.

Islander’s Grill: Experience al fresco dining in island style at the Islander’s Grill. Enjoy a laidback lunch or romantic dinner under the stars in one of the individual beach pavilions. Choose from the a la carte menu and savor freshly caught grilled seafood.

Fluid: Built around the free form main pool of the island and nestled amongst the tropical vegetation, Fluid is open to all guests and offers you the ideal place to unwind. A selection of delicious fresh juices, smoothies, cocktails and ice cold beers are available. Fluid is open for Lunch and Dinner.

Reflections: Indulge in a spa treatment or lie down on a sun lounger as you relax by the infinity edge pool at Reflections Bar. Cool down with a freshly squeezed juice, lassie or flavored ice tea and choose from a selection of delicious fresh seafood and Asian fare, including large seafood skewers, grilled fish, gourmet salads and sates presented on a mini charcoal grill.

Water’s Edge: Situated along the beach with views of the lagoon, relax as you sip a signature cocktail and watch the beautiful Maldivian sunset from Water’s Edge bar. Meet with friends during the day for a specialty coffee, a traditional Maldivian high tea or indulgent ice cream and enjoy a variety of nightly entertainment, from Maldivian traditional dance to movie-night. Water’s Edge is open for Lunch and Dinner.

Iru Restaurant: Set in the middle of the island and within easy reach for all guests, the light and airy, open-sided Iru Restaurant offers guest an extensive choice of all day buffet dining. Watch as our chefs create delicious dishes with the freshest of ingredients from the live cooking stations and enjoy themed regional and international evenings. Iru Restaurant is open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

The attire required/appropriate for all the restaurants is casual wear. So to learn more about Maldives dining, customs, and events, check maldives news updates for detailed information and stay up to date prior to traveling.

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Posted in Holidays · March 11th, 2010 · Comments (0)

10 Reasons Why You Should Choose A Nudist Vacation This Year

If you think that naturist holidays are for perverts, voyeurs and swingers you are mistaken. Nudist vacations are rapidly growing in popularity with an estimated $400 million generated in annual revenue.

In Europe naturist holiday facilities are commonplace, even in countries with colder climates like Norway and Sweden. In the past American naturists have been forced to take their vacations in the Caribbean or travel to one of the many European nudist resorts. But nudist holidays within America how now taken off. There are now many nudist and ‘clothing optional’ resorts within the United States so if you are keen to experience the joy of playing tennis stark naked then you can do so without having to venture very far.

It’s not surprising that the most popular US nudist resorts are based in the sunnier states. The coast of Florida and California are both popular with naturists. Some vacation resorts are ‘clothing optional’ which is a good way to start if you have never gone naked before. Taking vacations in warmer locations means that you can be comfortable outdoors without any clothes on.

Many of us will have wondered exactly what it is like to spend time, with other people, naked. If you have ever tried it yourself then you will know that spending your days completely naked is truly liberating. You soon lose your inhibitions and stop worrying about others seeing you naked.

So what are my top 10 reasons for going on a naturist vacation? Here are my top 10 reasons to go nude this summer:
1) No more tan lines or white patches. Being naked outdoors every day means that you will finally get that all over natural tan
2) Lots of sunshine means lots of healthy vitamin D
3) Less laundry when you return from your vacation;
4) You will not lose swimsuit when you dive into the swimming pool;
5) Considerably less luggage to carry when you travel
6) No annoying sand in your swim suit;
7) You soon learn that everyone is basically the same without their clothes
Being naked is truly liberating;
9) No more ‘what to wear’ worries
10) Naturist holidays are a whole load of fun!

When travelling from the UK I recommend booking your Birmingham Airport Parking, Heathrow Parking or Gatwick Parking as far in advance as possible.

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Posted in Holidays · March 11th, 2010 · Comments (0)