Black Anchor Restaurant

Casual lodging offering 2 restaurants, beach access & a spa with an indoor pool. Set 2 km from the nearest bus stop and across the street from the Laccadive Sea, this relaxed hotel surrounded by lush vegetation is also a 3-minute walk from Thundi Harbor. Warmly decorated rooms with vibrant artwork have Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and desks, plus furnished terraces or balconies. Room service is available. A breakfast buffet is served in a laid-back restaurant, and there's also a casual cafe. Additional amenities include a fitness center, and a spa with massage services and an indoor pool, along with beach access.

Upscale, remote island resort with plush villas, water sports & a spa, plus 6 bars & restaurants. Accessible only by boat or seaplane, this upscale island resort is within the Maldives' Baa Atoll biosphere reserve. Bright, colorful seafront villas feature thatched roofs, Wi-Fi, TVs and minibars, plus open-air showers and verandas. Upgraded villas add plunge pools and/or private beach access. Posh 2-bedroom villas come with gardens and dining rooms. Some have crystal chandeliers. Room service is available. The 6 restaurants and bars range from casual to refined. Other amenities include a tranquil spa and an outdoor pool, as well as a tennis court and a gym. Water sports, diving and yoga are available, as is breakfast.

Nestled on a private island in the Indian Ocean, this luxe all-inclusive resort boasts stunning villas, exquisite dining, and top-notch service for the ultimate getaway.

Cozy rooms with balconies & rainfall showers, plus free breakfast & access to a private beach. This colorful hotel in a modern building on a private beach is set on Maafushi island in the Maldives and is accessible by boat or seaplane from Malé. The cozy rooms include flat-screen TVs, safes and minibars, as well as free Wi-Fi, balconies and bathrooms with rainfall showers. An upgraded room adds a private sundeck. A free breakfast buffet is served in a low-key restaurant. Guided excursions and activities such as diving, snorkeling and fishing are available.

Premium resort offering rustic-chic villas with private pools, plus an observatory & snorkel trips. This luxury resort on a private lagoon is accessible by seaplane from Velana International Airport 166 km away, or via speedboat from Kunfunadhoo Island. The rustic-chic 1- to 4-bedroom villas have private pools, butler service, living rooms and decks, as well as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and espresso machines; most are set overwater. Some villas add waterslides into the lagoon. Non-motorized water sports, weekly cocktail parties and guided snorkel trips are included. Other amenities consist of multiple dining options, a bar and an open-air cinema, plus an observatory, a gym, a tennis court and a spa.

Guraidhoo is a serene, charming island in the Maldives, lined with stunning beaches, cozy cafes, and perfect for diving, snorkeling, and laid-back exploration.

Nestled on Bolifushi Island, this luxe beachfront resort features spacious villas with private pools, four stellar dining options, and ample family-friendly amenities.

Nestled between a serene lagoon and pristine beach, this luxe resort boasts airy villas, top-notch dining, and a dreamy overwater spa—perfect for relaxation.

"The Coralarium is situated in the centre of the largest developed coral lagoon in the Maldives, on the island resort of Fairmont Maldives Sirru Fen Fushi and is a semi-submerged tidal gallery that interlinks the skyline, inter-tidal waterline and seabed. The ever-changing museum conceptualized as your portal to the abundant sea life and pristine house reef surrounding our world-class resort is also the Maldives’ first and only coral regeneration project in the form of an underwater art installation. A place of preservations, conservation, and education, it aims to connect sea, sky, and sand, to you. It also brings into focus our delicate relationship with nature."

Maafushi is one of the inhabited islands of Kaafu Atoll and the leading local tourism island of the Maldives. The island's proximity to Malé and its transport hubs has allowed Maafushi to become a popular destination for tourists visiting local islands.