Soneva Unlimited all-inclusive offer rolls out at all resorts
Soneva has expanded its all-inclusive Soneva Unlimited offer across its portfolio in the Maldives and Thailand.
Soneva Unlimited is inclusive of all services and experiences in the daily rate
It is now available at Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani in the Maldives, and Soneva Kiri in Thailand.
The offer includes unlimited dining and drinks, In-Villa Dining, as well as exclusive dinners with visiting chefs.
It also extends to experiences ranging from water sports and adventures to Soneva’s signature Conscious Experiences and spa treatments.
Also included is a dedicated Barefoot Guardian, daily laundry service and daily replenishment of the in-villa minibar.
Additionally, Soneva villa owners at Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani can avail Soneva Unlimited every time they visit.
Soneva Villa Ownership is the first and only company to offer real estate to foreign buyers in the Maldives.
Soneva Unlimited offer is priced at USD880 per adult, per day and USD440 per child at Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani in the Maldives.
At Soneva Kiri in Thailand, the offer is priced at USD 710 per adult and USD 355 per child, per day.
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