Quite simply, paradise on Earth. There are few places that can compete with the tropical allure of the Maldives. It’s where white sandy beaches, warm turquoise waters and unrivalled island resorts meet colourful coral reefs, swaying palm trees and breath-taking underwater wildlife. Soak up the sun on the deck of your own private villa, indulge in world-class spa treatments and marvel at amazing marine life in this postcard perfect destination.
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Set within the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Baa Atoll, .Here, a Seaside Collection Resort, is an ultra-luxury private island retreat with just nine residences spread across two natural islands: Somewhere and Nowhere. Designed around the Art of Duality, the resort brings together beach and overwater living, sunrise and sunset, and lagoon and open-ocean experiences, while offering an unusually high level of space and privacy. The resort describes itself as the smallest ultra-luxury resort in the Maldives. The Resort Somewhere Island is home to seven two-storey residences: five three-bedroom residences and two four-bedroom residences. Each combines beach and overwater living within one residence, with multi-level terraces, private jetties and a private infinity sky pool measuring approximately 44–47 metres in length. The design and interiors are by KulörGroup and Muza Lab, with architecture and interiors shaped around the natural landscape and views across the lagoon and ocean. Across the natural sandbank, Nowhere Private Island comprises a five-bedroom Presidential Residence and a three-bedroom Water Residence. The private island also features its own beach, private cinema, Fehi Spa and gym with sauna, offering the option to reserve Nowhere exclusively. Alternatively, the entire .Here experience can be bought out across both islands for a fully private stay. Amenities Dining is centred around SAFAR, the resort's restaurant and bar, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with cuisine inspired by flavours and cultures from around the world. Guests can also arrange private dining in their residence, destination and beach dining, and in-residence dining is available around the clock. For wellness and adventure, .Here has a dedicated watersports centre, private scuba diving access and Fehi Wellness, where treatments, private yoga and personalised training form part of the offering. The surrounding waters of Baa Atoll provide opportunities for diving and snorkelling, with curated experiences including visits to the protected waters of Hanifaru Bay. The resort's location also brings another dimension to the stay. Guests of .Here have access to the facilities, restaurants and experiences at neighbouring Finolhu, with on-demand boat transfers between the two resorts. Together, the two properties create access to four islands while retaining the intimacy of .Here itself. For travellers looking for a different take on the Maldives, .Here is defined by its remarkable sense of scale and privacy: just nine residences, two natural islands, private arrival jetties and some of the longest private sky pools in the destination. It is a place where beach and overwater living exist within the same stay, with the freedom to move between complete seclusion at .Here and the wider experiences available at Finolhu.
With a name literally meaning ‘My Island Home,’ guests will not be disappointed with a beach holiday to Amilla Fushi. With a white façade overlooking turquoise waters, this Maldives oasis is the perfect place to sit back and relax. Enjoy soaking in the warm rays of the sun or refreshing waves of the ocean and enjoy a getaway like no other. With a simplistic design, breath-taking views, impeccable amenities, and delicious foods, guests will never want to leave the Maldives. Among the best parts of Amilla Fushi is the villas. Whether it be hovering over the water, situated within the powdery sand on the beach, of hidden within the treetops, guests can enjoy luxurious accommodations in a world relaxation and tranquillity. These villas are unlike others within the Maldives and provide uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean while allowing travellers to fall sleep to the soothing sounds of the ocean waves. If the atmosphere isn’t soothing enough, schedule a treatment at the Juvvu Spa where true island bliss is rightfully accomplished.
As you fly in over the azure blue lagoon waters, approaching the idyllic atols that the Maldives is renowned for, Cheval Blanc Randheli is a paradise where you can lose yourself. The tranquillity is felt as soon as you arrive. Owned by the luxury giant LVMH, the Cheval Blanc brand has been slowly building a portfolio of hotels that are in the most exclusive locations across the globe. Indulgently French style, tradition and gastronomy are delivered in the Indian ocean, creating a island getaway that is divine. Overwater villas sit above sapphire blue waters, and those on land are privately nestled within exotic jungle landscapes. The sandy beaches invite you for sunset walks and the open ocean views encourage you to explore beneath the waves. Our favourite villas are the Lagoon Garden Villas where you will get the best of both worlds, sitting directly on the beach amongst the exotic gardens whilst also reaching out into the waves as they approach the beach. The hotel has five restaurants and four bars full of gastronomic wonders and experiences for guests to enjoy. Decadent wellness facilities encourage ultimate and total relaxation. This is place to switch off from the pressures of daily life, letting the imagination run wild and reconnecting with those nearest and dearest.
With 33 overwater suites, Cocoa Island by COMO allows guests to easily explore the crystal-clear lagoon as well as the gorgeous reef lying below. Designed to resemble dhoni boats, wooden vessels used by the local fisherman, suites and villas offer guests impeccable views of the endless ocean and fabulous amenities. Journey down the wooden boardwalk and sink your feet into warm powdery-sand and enjoy a carefree atmosphere where every wish and desire are catered too. Food is a quintessential part of an unforgettable holiday and Cocoa Island by COMO offers some of the best dining in the Maldives. Menus feature a wide variety of cuisine from South Indian and Asian to Mediterranean and Italian flavours popular among worldly travellers. These delicious dishes are served within groves of luscious trees, on the white-sandy beaches, and even on terraces floating above the water. An abundance of nature and beauty is flowing freely around Cocoa Island by COMO.
The only resort to have opened in the Maldives’ Thaa Atoll, the COMO Hotel brand have once again secured one of the most exclusive and remote destination to add to their collection. With resorts all over the world dedicated to wellbeing and luxury, COMO Maalfushi is the perfect addition to their portfolio. It is a place to really getaway and switch off from the pressures of modern life, allowing guests to disconnect and appreciate a slower pace of life. The local islands nearby lend themselves perfectly for little remote day trips away where you can take a picnic and explore, even seeking out some of the most diverse wildlife in the ocean. Come back to the resort with stories of ankle circling manta rays and lazily drifting hammer head sharks. 65 land and overwater villas are clean and cool representations of island life with indigenous architecture used throughout. Cool woods are used to emphasise the open plan suites which have stone and marble detailing throughout. Whether you are in an overwater villa, whose private terraces allow you to dip straight into the sea, or the secluded beach villas with direct beach access, the seclusion and privacy are unrivalled.
Set across twin islands in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Maldives, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island offers an island retreat designed for discerning travellers who demand the very best. The Hotel Arrive by scenic seaplane to an island sanctuary spanning two connected islands: the first, Rangali–Finolhu, offers a vibrant, family‑friendly atmosphere; while Rangali is a serene, adults‑only escape. Guests can connect to the best of both worlds via a leisurely stroll over the wooden footbridge, or experience a traditional Maldivian dhoni boat ride between each island setting. It’s here that once-in-a-lifetime experiences unfold, as the resort is where you’ll find two iconic firsts - Ithaa, the world’s first all‑glass underwater restaurant and The Muraka, the world’s first underwater residence. If you’d rather fall sleep to the sound of the ocean above the waves, the all-villa resort features accommodations with direct ocean access ranging from beachfront to overwater selections, many with private pools and sundecks at the overwater villas providing privacy, comfort and stunning ocean views. Amenities
In an era of connectivity and personalisation, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island offers each villa a dedicated Island Host to tailor multiple aspects of your stay; according to preferences, mood, and interests. Want thrilling water‑sports, quiet glass‑bottom‑boat tours, sunset yoga, private beach dinners, whale shark or manta snorkelling excursions, or serene nature walks? All are available at the touch of a button throughout the stay, or guests can plan their activities in advance by browsing on the resort’s Maruhaba App.
The resort’s Spa Retreat is situated over the lagoon and offers holistic treatments, yoga classes, and restorative wellness programs. Both islands feature fitness facilities, with a tennis court on Rangali island in addition to an inviting infinity pool with an adjacent children’s pool for all to enjoy. Over on Rangali-Finolhu island, you’ll discover an overwater infinity pool at the Quiet Zone, complemented by a beach bar as the idyllic spot for sunsets and sundowners.
Dining and drinkingAcross the resort, there are 12 dining concepts offering diverse choices for every palate, including Ithaa Undersea Restaurant; one of the only cheese and wine bars in the Maldives, wine-pairing dinners in a climate‑controlled Wine Cellar, authentic Chinese cuisine by Michelin-starred Chef Jereme Leung, Japanese teppanyaki, natural-inspired dining at Mandhoo, international buffet-style favourites at Atoll Market, destination dining, and more.
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