A Warm Welcome
Guests destined for Baros are greeted warmly at the airport by staff from the island who take care of luggage and act as escort for the brief cruise by private speedboat.

The Baros Experience
The first sight of Baros is a memory to treasure. From the bijou island's reef-ringed sandy shores, coconut palms lean towards the inviting blue of its lagoon; palm-thatched roofs of hidden Villas peep from lush foliage.

A short boardwalk landing-pier leads beside grand timber and golden thatched restaurant pavilions, to a picturesque palm grove and the Guest Service Pavilion.

Shady paths meander through arbours bright with hibiscus and bougainvillea yielding enchanting glimpses of white sand dappled by dancing sunbeams, lazily caressed by the lagoon's gentle surf.

Whether by the beach or overwater, gracious sandstone and timber Villas welcome guests with tranquil refinement - stress melts, bliss results, as the spirit of Baros gradually seduces the senses.
Only 25 minutes from the airport by speedboat, the island lies alone in the Indian Ocean in safe, tropical seclusion - neighbouring islands and Malé are just distant silhouettes on the horizon.The Maldives is a chain of 26 coral atolls south-west of Sri Lanka, extending across the equator in a north-south strip 754km (468 miles) long and 118km (73 miles) wide. The 1192 low-lying coral islands are so small that dry land makes up less than 4% of the country's total territory. Some islands are uninhabited sandbars while others are several km across and well vegetated. Most of the time the lagoons are a brilliant blue, with amazing coral reefs and abundant marine life. Strict local regulation of fishing and commercial exploitation has kept the marine environment in a near-pristine state. The reefs are a scuba diving and snorkelling wonder world.

Anyone with a mask and snorkel will see butterfly fish, angel fish, parrot fish, rock cod, unicorn fish, trumpet fish, bluestripe snapper, Moorish idols, oriental sweetlips and more. Larger life forms, eagerly sought by scuba divers, include sharks, stingrays, manta rays, turtles and dolphins.

Many of the bigger islands look like the picture-perfect, palm-fringed tropical fantasy. The larger, wetter islands have small areas of rainforest. The main crops are limited to sweet potatoes, yams, taro, millet and watermelon, though a few more fertile islands have citrus fruits and pineapples. Daytime temperatures are about 28°C (82°F) all year. The humidity is slightly lower in the dry season but most days there's a cooling sea breeze.

Tour Packages includes:-

* 2 way return economy class airfare on Singapore Airlines (GV2 minimum travel)
* 2 way speedboat transfer
* 3 nights accommodation at Bandos Maldives
* Daily breakfast at hotel

TOUR PRICE EXCLUDES:-
* Airprot taxes
* Other not mentioned

For more information regarding the above resort please check here. http://www.bandosmaldives.com/

imperial tour 63391866 or 63397322 fax 63393080

Person in charge: Donnalyn