I Flew to the Maldives Roundtrip For $300 Using Credit Card Points— Here's How You Can, Too

Congrats, your flight is booked! Now the fun part is choosing which dreamy resorts to stay at while in the Maldives islands. Depending on the occasion you are travelling for, who you are travelling with, or what your budget is, the following three resorts are sure to cater to everything you're looking for.

The 5-star Anantara Kihavah is the best option for a magical honeymoon because of the spacious private villas, in-room spa treatments, overwater bar, yacht sailings, and the coolest fine dining in the hotel's underwater restaurant called SEA. The luxurious overwater villas are perfect for a honeymoon, which come with a private butler or as the Maldivians call it, a "Thakuru." Newlyweds can experience anything from enjoying lunch on a private sandbank surrounded by the stunning blue lagoon or choosing any movie to watch outside under the stars with a huge screen, popcorn, and chocolate-covered strawberries.

If you're planning a family holiday to the Maldives, Niyama Private Islands is one of the best resorts with kid-friendly activities and amenities. The Family Beach Pool Villa accommodates up to three adults and two children, has a "family sized" private plunge pool, and opens up right onto the beach. For parents who want some alone time, Niyama's kids club (for ages 12 months to 12 years old) will entertain all ages with cooking classes, performances, crafts, and more. To top it off, the food at Niyama is top-notch, especially at Edge, which is only accessible by boat and offers fresh local Maldivian seafood with a modern twist. The same amazing chef cooks for the underwater restaurant Subsix, which also turns into a nightclub with a DJ on specific nights. Don't forget to book a dolphin cruise that takes you to see hundreds of spinner dolphins out in the wild, swimming and jumping around your boat.

One of the most secluded and intimate resorts in the Maldives is Naladhu Private Island, which only holds 20 villas total. It's truly one-of-a-kind and exudes the true meaning of luxury. Here, there's no set menu because the chef will cook up anything you're craving, whether it's a wagyu beef burger, tuna tartare, or a fresh Maldivian catch of the day. And the best part is breakfast is served 24/7! So yes, you can eat waffles at midnight in your villa if you want to (because who doesn't?).

Guests also have access to the nearby sister hotels Anantara Dhigu and Anantara Veli, but those hotel's guests do not have access to Naladhu. The villas are elevated right over the ocean so you can fall asleep hearing the waves crash or soak in the bathtub that connects to a private infinity pool overlooking the sea. The Living Room is the hotel's beachfront restaurant where you can dine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Overall, it's great for all types of travellers who are looking for more remote and peaceful island vibes.