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A Maldives resort lets guests stay socially distant in luxurious villas with private pools perched over the ocean

  • The recently reopened Lux North Male Atoll in the Maldives is a luxury resort made up of stylish overwater and land-based villas.
  • Each villa comes with a private infinity pool and roof deck, according to a press release from the resort.
  • The modern, Art Deco-inspired villas are a departure from the thatched-roof overwater huts that are popular with tourists visiting the Maldives.
  • It's worth noting that although the Maldives has opened its borders, nonessential travel is still discouraged in many places — including the US, where the CDC warns against it — due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The recently reopened Lux North Male Atoll in the Maldives lets guests stay in luxurious overwater villas that come with their own pools and roof decks.

A stay at the luxury resort — which began taking reservations again on July 15 after being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic — starts at around $467 per person per night depending on the season, based on a search on the hotel's website. Guests can also rent the entire 15-acre resort for $180,000 per night, according to a press release from the resort.

It's important to note that although the Maldives' borders are open, many countries are still discouraging nonessential travel — including the US, where the Centers for Disease Control warns against it — so it's best to check before booking any trips.

The Maldives welcomed back visitors on July 15, after the nation's Ministry of Tourism published 27 pages of health and safety guidelines. These include guidance for resorts on handling guest luggage, requiring staff to wear masks, and having a resident medical officer on site who is trained in COVID-19 management.

Representatives for the resort did not immediately respond for comment when asked about what precautions it's taking to keep guests safe during the pandemic.

Keep scrolling to see what Lux North Male Atoll looks like, and what it offers guests, according to the same press release from the resort.

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