Grand Park Kodhipparu is an oasis of tropical fun, riddled with a myriad of fun activities to do, followed by peaceful rest and slumber in your gorgeous, opulent villas. Watch fish wiggle by through the glass floors of your villa or gaze out at the mesmerizing sunsets outside, the perfect way to end your days.

 

The resort features three main dining options, each offering an excellent selection of cuisines to explore. Prepared with care by super talented chefs, the meals are scrumptious and fit for royalty. Take your pick between the three eateries below to partake in the incredible art of gastronomy that Grand Park Kodhipparu provides:

 

Take your pick between three exquisite restaurants to partake in the incredible art of gastronomy that Grand Park Kodhipparu offers.

 

Experience Incredible Culinary Art at the Beautiful Grand Park Kodhipparu Resort  

 

The Edge

 

 

 

You are welcomed by a sunny, open waterfront area that offers unrivaled sceneries. Enjoy exquisite dining in the Maldives and delight in skillfully prepared, mouthwatering breakfast buffets. At The Edge's live cooking station, the chefs will also cook dishes for you from a variety of international cuisines upon request.

 

Breeze Poolside Dining & Bar

 

 

 

This spot is a wonderful choice to stroll over to for snacks or light bites. The restaurant is placed adjacent to an infinity swimming pool, where you can sip your cocktails and gaze out at the vast ocean. Contemporary menus with Asian and Mediterranean influences will win your heart, and you can spend your afternoon just chatting away and mingling at this beautiful venue, one of the best bars that you will find in the Maldives.

 

Firedoor

 

 

 

One of the top restaurants in the Maldives, this award-winning establishment is tucked away from the rest of the resort and is a lovely, captivating location with a stunning exhibition of a show kitchen, boasting a most outstanding Josper grill. Whet your appetite as you relax and watch the fish swimming aimlessly by in the restaurant’s central lagoon.