

Mount Edgecombe Boutique Hotel
A back-to-nature bolthole
A rustic retreat set on the hillside of the north-west coast, combining charm and history with jaw-dropping sea views.
If you’re seeking authentic Grenada vibes then look no further than Mount Edgecombe Boutique Hotel, a back-to-nature bolthole that’s hidden away in a landscape that wouldn’t look out of place in Jurassic Park. The heart of the hotel is the plantation house, a historic structure that’s full of eclectic furnishings that work together perfectly to create a wonderfully rustic atmosphere. The sounds of the unspoilt rainforests create a melodic soundtrack and exotic birds swoop between tropical trees as you laze by the pool or follow the spice trail that winds its way through the plantation.
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Why our experts like it
We've done the exploring, asked the locals, made the mistakes, and found the gems... so you don't have to start from scratch! These are the bits we think you'll love the most. Think of it as travel advice from a friend who just got back and can't wait to tell you everything.

If you love French cuisine, look no further than La Belle Vie

An incredible way to kick off your Maldives holiday
“There's something pretty special about travelling by seaplane. The view from the sky is extraordinary - tiny specs of island and shades of blue that barely look real.”


The iconic, mile-long sandbank
Perfect for isolated sunbathing, dramatic photoshoots, and watching breathtaking Maldivian sunsets.

Snorkelling and diving isn't the only way to catch sight of the underwater world
“If snorkelling and diving isn't for you, it's possible to catch a glimpse of the reef from a glass-bottomed boat instead.”


Kids club at Niva Kuramathi Maldives
Supervised activities through the day, so younger guests get their own adventure while you get a quiet hour by the water.
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We book this hotel the way you want it
This Maldives hotel is perfect on its own, but add Sri Lanka, Dubai or the Seychelles and it becomes something even better. Discover our multi-centre holidays and make paradise last longer.
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Rooms and suites
There’s room for just 19 guests here – if there’s enough of you, you could even take over the entire property, or just the four-bedroom, eight-guest Spice House with its covered wraparound terrace. If there’s just a couple of you, opt for one of the Nutmeg Rooms, which are in what was once a spice storage house.

Nutmeg Standard Room
Charming rooms located in the original spice storage rooms, set above the cocoa drying racks. • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi

Nutmeg Superior Room
Similar to, but more spacious than the Nutmeg Standard Room. • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi

The Spice House
A self-contained house with four bedrooms, a drawing room, snooker room, study and kitchen/dining room with room for 10 guests. The highlight is the wraparound covered veranda where you can relax during the day and dine at mealtimes. • air-conditioning • master bedroom • 3 guest bedrooms • kitchen/diner veranda • snooker table • Wi-Fi

Mango Suite
A trio of ground floor suites with a living area and a furnished, covered veranda. • air-conditioning en suite with shower • minibar* • coffee and tea making facilities • veranda • Wi-Fi
Food & drink
Meals are served in Edge Restaurant. Cuisine here is wonderfully fresh and is created using ingredients from the plantation itself, or from local suppliers. Catch-of the-day seafood is sourced from Gouyave, a local fishing port. If you are staying in the Spice House, you can cook your own meals or hire a chef to create delicious dishes for your whole family. The Great House is also home to the Little Bamboo Bar, where tropical drinks and sparkling wines are served alongside other drinks.
Meals are served in the Great Room. Cuisine here is wonderfully fresh and is created using ingredients from the plantation itself, or from local suppliers. Catch-of the-day seafood is sourced from Gouyave, a local fishing port. If you are staying in the Plantation House, you can cook your own meals or hire a chef to create delicious dishes for your whole family. The Great House is also home to the Little Bamboo Bar, where tropical drinks and sparkling wines are served alongside other drinks.



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Things to do nearby
Curated experiences to help you do more, see more, or simply switch off while you're here.

Grenada Rainforest Walk
• Duration: half day • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience Good to know — Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking and pack swimming kit if you intend to take a dip at the waterfall.

Discover Carriacou
Grenada sits at the southern end of a string of islands known as the Grenadines. This glorious archipelago is known for its beaches, warm seas and historic ruins. Board the Osprey Lines ferry which will whisk you to beautiful Carriacou, a laid-back isle known as the ‘island of reefs’, in 90 minutes. Following your arrival, you’ll head out on an introductory island tour and sit down for lunch at a local restaurant. Then there’s a bit of time for some sun, sea and sand at one of the Carriacou’s famous beaches before you return to Grenada by ferry. • Duration: full day • Departs Monday to Friday • Operates year-round • Group experience Good to know — Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking and pack swimwear and towels for the visit to the beach.

Grenada Sunset Cruise
There’s nothing quite like making you way sedately along the coast (under sail if conditions allow) with a sparkling drink in hand and a beautiful Caribbean sunset as your backdrop. You’ll board a catamaran for an unforgettable evening on the water and have a soundtrack of waves and soft music as you cruise the island’s jaw-dropping west coast. • Duration: evening • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience

Spices of Grenada
When on the Spice Isle, there’s no excuse for not discovering more about the island’s most famous exports. You’ll see two sides to Grenada’s food industry: first, there’s the modern De La Grenade Industries, an award-winning food producer where you can try a variety of products made from locally grown nutmeg; then there are Gemma’s Home Garden, a charming private garden set on a steep hillside where flowers, fruits and trees grow, and an aromatic herb and spice garden. Then it’s back to the coast for a visit to a once royally owned estate, La Sagesse Nature Centre, where you’ll sit down to a refreshing afternoon tea. • Daily departures • Operates year-round • Group experience
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There is more than one way to do this trip
A match made in paradise
This hotel is perfect on its own, but add a second destination and it becomes something even better. Discover our multi-centre holidays and make paradise last longer.
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In the area
In the parish of Saint Mark in the north-west corner of the island, surrounded by 26-acres of tropical gardens

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Trip ideas
You've come this far - and the world has more to offer. Why not pair Niva Kuramathi with another island, add a stopover in Dubai on the way for city lights and desert skies, or extend to Sri Lanka for tea, temples and safari? Below you'll find our recommendations for maximising your time away...




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When to visit
Whether you're chasing guaranteed sunshine or don't mind a little rain with your relaxation, here's how the weather stacks up throughout the year. Use the chart below to find your perfect window, or just pick whenever suits you best, paradise doesn't really have a bad season.
| Measurement | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Average temp | 26°C | 26°C | 26°C | 26°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 28°C | 27°C | 27°C | 26°C |
| Average rainfall | 110mm | 60mm | 75mm | 125mm | 220mm | 175mm | 150mm | 175mm | 200mm | 195mm | 210mm | 215mm |
| Average price | £4,746pp | £4,992pp | £4,149pp | £4,222pp | £4,827pp | £4,835pp | £5,104pp | £5,176pp | £5,176pp | £5,129pp | £3,958pp | £3,958pp |
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Current offers
Savings worth having on the departures we think are worth taking. Every offer below applies to this hotel — check each one for the dates and conditions that come with it.

Save up to £300pp
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 25% when you book by 6th July
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 35% + complimentary meal upgrade
Based on 20th July 2026 departure

Free half-board upgrade
Based on selected departures in October 2026

Stay 7 nights, pay for 6
Based on selected departures in November 2026

Save up to £200pp on honeymoons
Based on selected departures in January 2027

Complimentary spa treatment for two
Based on stays of 7 nights or more

Free kids' places
Based on selected departures in August 2026
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Great offers on Niva Kuramathi Maldives
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- Includes flights, baggage, and private transfers to and from your hotel
- Total flight time ~ 7 hrs
- Total transfer time ~ 2 hrs
- Overnight in Malé may apply (subject to flights & transfers)
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Questions? Sorted.
Do I need a visa to visit the Maldives?
British passport holders are issued a free 30-day visitor visa on arrival. You'll need a passport valid for the duration of your stay, a confirmed onward ticket and proof of your accommodation booking.
When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
November to April is the dry season, with the most reliable sunshine and calmest seas. May to October brings shorter rain showers, lower prices and better surf.
What currency is used in the Maldives, and do I need cash?
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa, but resorts price and bill in US dollars and take major cards. Most guests never need cash — a small amount is handy for tipping.
Is the Maldives good for honeymoons outside peak season?
Yes. Off-peak brings noticeably lower rates and quieter islands, and rain tends to come in short bursts rather than all day. Many resorts add honeymoon extras during these months.
What activities are there for older kids and teens in the Maldives?
Most resorts run watersports centres with windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus PADI dive courses from around age ten. Snorkelling safaris, sandbank trips and night fishing all suit older children.
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