Maalifushi By COMO
EST. 2014
This private island resort is the definition of barefoot chic.
The magical spot is the first luxury resort to come to life in the pristine Thaa Atoll in the southwest Maldives. The perfect experience for anyone, from families to couples, this epic hideaway offers up a relaxing embrace of magnificence.
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- Ocean
- Style
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Contemporary
Romantic
Venue Setting
Among Maldives island hotels, Maalifushi stands apart with its understated style, encapsulating the spirit of the Indian Ocean and the barefoot chic of a COMO private island resort. The luxuries are all here, with a COMO Shambhala spa, world-class yoga facilities and exceptional cuisine along with the Maldives’ vibrant marine life. Around Thaa Atoll, this includes rich hammerhead shark and manta ray populations.
Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
No
- Insurance
Additional Insurance Is Not Required To Host An Event Here
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
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Maalifushi By COMO
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Elegant, simple interiors are lit up with floor to ceiling French doors, allowing guests to enjoy the sea breeze throughout the Villa to make the most of the island setting.

Each has its own private terrace for slipping into the sea, while our garden rooms benefit from being set into the island’s tropical heart.

Among Maldives island hotels, Maalifushi stands apart with its understated style, encapsulating the spirit of the Indian Ocean and the barefoot chic of a COMO private island resort.

The luxuries are all here, with a COMO Shambhala spa, world-class yoga facilities and exceptional cuisine along with the Maldives’ vibrant marine life.

‘Madi’ (meaning Manta Ray in the local Dhivehi language) takes its inspiration from the region’s fresh, tropical produce and abundant seafood.






















