The island of Baros is located in Kaafu Atoll, at the heart of the Indian Ocean. A tropical paradise in turquoise seas, where Maldives beach resort lies in the southern reaches of North Atoll – a beautiful seascape like nowhere else on Earth, yet it is within a short distance with a speedboat ride from Maldives International Airport.
Turquoise water lap on the white-sand shores. Majestic palms are rusting overhead Baros is a natural paradise with a lush canopy island. Since 1973, it is welcoming guests and spent decades honing its services and cultivating the environment, creating what is believed to be a legendary resort. Today, it is one of the most loved resorts in the Maldives and making its guests feel special. You'll discover that life is warm under the sun of Baros. Rise early for a morning yoga session, take a sandbank picnic, dive into the underwater world, or just laze your time away from our balmy seas.
Kaafu Atoll consists of two distinct atolls, North Malé Atoll and South Malé Atoll, also where the capital of Maldives, Male is. It is the biggest and most well-known atoll in the Maldives and is also home to the largest economic and tourist population. Located in the middle of the chain of atolls, Malé contains 80 islands, 12 of which are populated. Almost all uninhabited islands in this area are either vacation destinations or used for agricultural purposes.
Malé, the capital of the Maldives, is noted for its dense population, and paved roads, where the streets are still bustling, noisy, and full of life. There are hundreds of excellent restaurants, museums, galleries, vibrant markets, and visitor destinations on day trips/excursions to choose from. Kaafu Atoll is regarded as a surfer's paradise, for locals and foreigners alike. There are several surf breaks to enjoy, such as Lohi's Break, Raalhugandu, a nearby surf break in the city, and Ninjas, an easy right-hander which is fantastic for beginners and longboarders.
The Maldives is a country in South Asia, located in the Arabian Sea of the Indian Ocean. The Maldives comprises 1200 islands and 26 atolls and is very appealing to tourists across the globe for its exotic islands, enchanting blue seas, white sandy beaches, magnificent reefs, and a variety of water sports. It lies southwest of Sri Lanka and India and about 1,000 km from the Asian continent and is the smallest Asian country in terms of land area and population. Malé is the capital and the most populated city, traditionally called the "King's Island" for its central location.
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