A 20-hectare island with a reef all the way round, and room to keep moving all week.
Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa sits on Fasmendhoo, a 20-hectare private island in Raa Atoll, 40–45 minutes north of Malé by seaplane. Its 120 villas are split evenly, 60 on the beach and 60 over the lagoon, and a house reef wraps around the whole island, so reef fish and turtles are a short swim from the sand. There's room for two tennis courts, two padel courts, an air-conditioned gym and the 1,500 m² Dolphin Kids Club, where 3 to 12-year-olds get their own pool, restaurant and a zip wire across the island. Deluxe All-Inclusive runs across 4 restaurants, from the open-fire grill at Amazonico to the teppanyaki counter at Le Asiatique. The resort opened in December 2019 and is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World.
Couples who want a large all-inclusive island with a reef they can snorkel from the beach, and families who need a full kids club and a pool villa with a separate children's bedroom.
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Prices subject to availability and change — final quote confirmed on WhatsApp.
WhatsApp us to get discounted prices and personalized details instantly!Beach Villa with Pool
187 m² on the beach, with a private garden, covered and open patios, and a king bed for 2 adults, or 2 adults and 1 child. The 5 × 3 m private pool sits in the garden, and inside there's an outdoor shower and a bath big enough for two.
Water Villa with Pool
Over 180 m² on the jetty, with a king bed, a walk-in closet and room for up to 3 adults. A 5 × 3 m private pool sits on the deck above the lagoon, and the bathroom has a walk-in shower, an outdoor shower and a bath big enough for two.
Superior Water Villa with Pool
310 m² over the lagoon, with a separate lounge, a king bedroom with walk-in closet and space for up to 4 adults. The private pool is 8 × 3 m, long enough to swim proper lengths, and the deck looks straight out over the water.
The seaplane flies north from Malé to Raa Atoll in 40–45 minutes, low enough to see the reefs and sandbanks below, and lands beside the lagoon near the island's private marina. If you'd rather fly domestic, there's also a 30-minute flight from Malé to Ifuru, followed by a short speedboat ride across to Fasmendhoo.
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