The Royals Vacation at Cheval Blanc Randheli

Prince William and Kate Middleton have whisked away to a second honeymoon. The trip, which started today, is reportedly at Cheval Blanc Randheli in the Maldives. Much like the first go-round, Baby George will be staying at home. Located n the Noonu Atoll, Island Randheli reveals an extraordinary vegetation. In this protected environment which combines ephemeral flowers and majestic trees, nature reveals rich, opulent, lush and changes with the seasons, reserving each visit a unique vegetal decoration. Guests reach the island via a 40-minute transfer in a customized Cheval Blanc seaplane.

At Cheval Blanc Randheli, Architect Jean-Michel Gathy has conceived of uniquely designed spaces skillfully combining local traditions with the finest materials to create a stunning modern and graphical structure that is in complete harmony with its pristine and natural surroundings. It has 45 loft-style tropical villas which have a large living room, adjoining powder room, double dressing rooms and bedrooms and light-flooded bathrooms. In a decor combining Maldivian inspirations and contemporary lines, the villas offer a unique residential experience. A work of art by Vincent Beaurin well-rounded, with specific villa color punctuates the sequence of volumes and inevitably catches the eye. 

Guests can swim in their vast private villa swimming pool, sunbathe on their private white sand beach, enjoy a live-cooked dinner in the garden, or relax on a daybed on their pontoon right over the lagoon all in the intimacy of their villa. As for the rest, the Maison's Alchemist team, genuine designers of memorable experiences, is there to fulfill every guests' wish, from a diving trip for the entire family, a yoga class followed by an exclusive Spa treatment, an unforgettable discovery expedition for the little ones, or an improvised dinner on a dhoni.