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  • Candlelit dinner on the beach* once during the stay
  • Floating breakfast* or In-Villa Champagne breakfast once during the stay
  • Daily complimentary breakfast at Lime Restaurant
  • Champagne on arrival
  • 15% off on Spa treatments
  • Complimentary rental of Kayak and Stand Up Paddle boards (non-guided) once during the stay
  • Daily complimentary Sunrise Yoga
  • Early check-in and late check-out (Subject to availability)
  • Complimentary use of snorkelling fins and masks during the stay

*Applicable to selected Villa Categories. Terms and Conditions apply.

The Baros Marine Team

Meet the Baros Underwater Ambassadors

The Baros marine team, known as our underwater ambassadors, are passionate about educating guests on good water practices and spreading knowledge on sustainable tourism. Read here their favourite underwater stories – from the story of our unique resident black tip shark Finny to the efforts on coral conservation. These snippets of stories contain valuable knowledge and practical tips for divers and snorkelers to protect themselves and the fragile marine environment while enjoying the magnificence of the underwater world and its intriguing inhabitants

AHMED - Dive Master
Baros has always had a close relationship with manta rays. Our strategic location in the North Malé Atoll means we have manta rays in residence almost all year around.
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ALI - Asst. Base Leader, Dive Instructor
Our Maldivian reefs are home to many masters of camouflage. The leaf fish, frogfish and other small mimetic animals are among the expertly concealed creatures just waiting to be discovered by divers who take the time to find them.
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AMBRA - Base Leader, Dive Instructor & Marine Biologist
Since 2006, Baros has been engaged in coral restoration and planting. Several natural happenings increased the urgency to propagate corals. Rising water temperatures lead to increased stress on the corals, causing bleaching and eventually death. Although natural events, these are often the result of, or aggravated by, our human footprint.
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SHUGA - Senior Marine Biologist & Dive Instructor
In a country where fish and other marine animals are the main source of food, the problem of catching undersized fish is common. This affects the life cycle of fish and ultimately their population growth, an effect of the human footprint that could be easily controlled and avoided.
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MARIE - Dive Instructor
For several years the practice of feeding sting rays, to attract tourists, has been common and popular in many establishments around the Maldives. Despite the prohibition of the practice by law, it still continues. Baros is one of the very few resorts where we refuse to do so due to the risk to both wildlife and guests.
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USAAN - Water Sports Instructor & Dive Master
At the very bottom of the marine life cycle are phytoplanktons. Although invisible to the naked eye, these tiny single-cell microalgae and bacteria are responsible for the enchanting phenomenon of bioluminescence and are the foundation of the food chain for our vibrant and diverse marine ecosystem.
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GIYAS - Compressor Tender
The Baros house reef is home to three types of reef sharks: whitetip, blacktip and nurse sharks. It is also home to Finny, our resident blacktip shark with a missing dorsal fin.
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