As a premier travel company and full-service Destination Management Company (DMC) in the Maldives, Let’s Go Maldives is excited to share a unique holiday offering for travelers planning their autumn getaways. In response to rising interest from the United States, Grand Park Kodhipparu Maldives will celebrate Thanksgiving for the very first time on Thursday, 26 November 2026.
A Tropical Twist on Thanksgiving Dining
The centerpiece of the celebration takes place at FireDoor, the resort’s signature overwater restaurant. Guests can look forward to an intimate, family-style Thanksgiving dinner set directly above the turquoise lagoon.
| Course Highlights | Featured Dishes |
| Appetizers & Starters | • Roasted shrimps, home-cured salmon, and artichoke mille-feuille • Beetroot risotto with feta cheese, roasted beet, and beet leaves |
| Gourmet Mains | • Lobster paired with tender mushroom ravioli • Sautéed Hokkaido scallop • Slow-cooked, tender sous-vide lamb shank |
| Dessert | • Decadent signature chocolate dessert finale |
Why Grand Park Kodhipparu is Ideal for US Visitors
For American travelers undertaking long-haul flights, Grand Park Kodhipparu offers key advantages that maximize island time:
- Seamless Access: Located just 20 minutes by speedboat from Velana International Airport (Malé), bypassing the need for additional domestic flights or seaplane transfers.
- Boutique Luxury: Features 120 private villas (including overwater pool options), a vibrant, easily accessible house reef, holistic wellness therapies, and tailored island dining.
- Exclusive Festive Offers: Turn Thanksgiving into a longer escape with 30% savings on stays of 4 nights or more, or 15% savings for spontaneous bookings made within 21 days of arrival.
Plan Your Thanksgiving Holiday with Let’s Go Maldives
At Let’s Go Maldives, our dedicated DMC team handles every detail—from speedboat transfers to custom dining reservations—ensuring an effortless holiday in paradise. Contact our team today to lock in special resort offers and celebrate Thanksgiving in the Indian Ocean.