North Male Atoll, Maldives
Gili Lankanfushi
A private island in North Male Atoll with 45 overwater villas and residences, reached from Male by speed boat and built from teak, palm wood and bamboo.
Price on request

Resort · South Male Atoll, Maldives
COMO Cocoa Island offers 33 dhoni-style overwater villas above a lagoon in the South Malé Atoll, reached by a 40-minute speedboat from Malé.
COMO Cocoa Island sits in the South Malé Atoll, on an island known locally as Makunufushi, about 30 kilometres south of Malé International Airport. Guests arrive by a 40-minute speedboat transfer, with no seaplane required. The resort has 33 overwater villas, built in the curved shape of traditional Maldivian dhoni boats and connected by wooden walkways, with one- to three-bedroom configurations and direct access to the lagoon. The whole island can also be taken as a private buyout for up to 72 guests, for weddings or other group occasions.
Dining is centred on Ufaa, an inside-outside restaurant serving Indian and Mediterranean dishes made with local produce and sustainably caught seafood, and Faru Bar, a poolside bar with direct beach access. COMO Shambhala Kitchen, the resort's health-focused menu, is served at Ufaa and through in-room dining, alongside options such as sandbank picnics and a villa-based yakiniku dinner. The COMO Shambhala Retreat has treatment rooms overlooking the lagoon, four massage pavilions (three for couples), a two-storey building with an open-air yoga pavilion above a fitness centre, a Pilates studio equipped with reformer, cadillac, ladder barrel and combo chair, and a hydrotherapy pool, one of the few in the Maldives, along with a steam room.
The house reef is reached directly from the villas, with complimentary snorkel gear, kayaks and paddleboards, daily yoga, and weekly talks with a resident marine biologist. Further afield, guests can snorkel with nurse sharks in the Vaavu Atoll, dive the surrounding reefs, or charter the resort's yacht, which has three cabins and both indoor and open-air dining spaces. The property holds EarthCheck Silver certification and runs its own water bottling, coral restoration and waste reduction programmes.
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One- to three-bedroom overwater villas built in the shape of traditional Maldivian dhoni boats, reached by wooden walkway, each with a private terrace and direct access to the lagoon.
Eligible preferred amenities are applied wherever available, subject to the property at the time of stay, and are confirmed in your proposal.
Twenty six atolls, one resort per island, and water you can read a book through.
Part of Overwater & Private Islands
North Male Atoll, Maldives
A private island in North Male Atoll with 45 overwater villas and residences, reached from Male by speed boat and built from teak, palm wood and bamboo.
Price on request
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