Stay Safe and Healthy at Mirihi Island Resort

21 Feb, 2021

Mirihi is so proud to be able to provide everyone a safe and tranquil piece of paradise in Maldives. The award-winning boutique resort has just released a new video highlighting an ongoing commitment for health and safety of all the guests and colleagues.

Hopefully this video will give you a glimpse of life on Mirihi during this pandemic and how Mirihi's guests continue to enjoy the little Paradise as always.

As for news it has been a delightful beginning of the New Year here at the little Paradise. Nearly all of Mirihi's entire Team is back and life on the island has returned to normal, well – the new normal, after a very eventful year. The festive season was the busiest at Mirihi in several years. The island were blessed with glorious weather all through January and February so far. It was wonderful to see so many of Mirihi's old friends visit the resort to escape the madness the world is experiencing at the moment.

The biggest news from last month has been very own whale shark on Mirihi house reef. Imagine going about on a lazy regular after lunch snorkel and you come face to face with the gentle giant? Yes, this has been the story of several of the guests who saw a 7 meters whale shark roaming around our reef for over 2 weeks.

Speaking of visitors, the first turtle of the year has laid eggs only a few days ago. There are 3 to 5 nests each year over the last several years therefore, the team are expecting a few more this year too. Just in case you fancy the chance of seeing a baby turtle being hatched and are toying with the idea of a quick trip to Mirihi, it takes around 45 days to hatch turtle eggs but depends highly on the moisture/temperature of the sand.

Keeping a little Paradise a safe haven for the guests and Team members continues to be priority ofMirihi Island. The extra health and safety measures the managment puts in place against Covid-19 is continuously updated to meet the ever-changing regulations and state of the pandemic. The resort's team continues to take extra care of cleanliness of the island and regular disinfecting public areas. All the members returning from abroad or any infected part of the country are quarantined and released after a negative PCR result.

The good news is, vaccination has started in Maldives and with only over 500 thousand people, including expats working in Maldives, it is expected every one of a staff to be vaccinated by end of April.

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