Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

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3 Apr

South Ari Atoll, Maldives

An idyllic white-sand paradise with award-winning gastronomy and a truly unique twin-island experience

Brimming with lush tropical greenery and unparalleled access to the Indian Ocean, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is nestled in the South Ari Atoll – renowned for its abundant flora, fauna and marine life, and combines awe-inspiring surroundings and intuitive service that connects guests with the charm of the Maldives.

The resort offers 151 beautifully designed beach and over-water villas and The Muraka – the world’s first undersea residence. Guests planning an exclusive getaway can enjoy a Maldivian escape on the Rangali Island, dedicated to couples and honeymooners while enjoying access to the livelier family island, Rangali-Finolhu Island, linked by a 500m bridge.

A leader in world-class dining and gastronomy, the resort is home to 12 unique culinary experiences across the twin islands, including award-winning restaurants such as Ufaa by celebrity chef Jereme Leung and the world’s first undersea dining experience – Ithaa.

An ocean of thoughtfully curated itineraries with Whale Shark and Manta Ray excursions as well as sustainable programmes including coral restoration are available for guests of all ages; the adults can explore the house reef with guided snorkelling tours or a selection of adrenaline-rich sports activities while kids and teens can enjoy the Majaa Explorers Hub featuring a splash park for the little ones and a dedicated Furaavaru Teens Club.

Stand-out Experience:

Whale Shark Spotting

Marine adventurers will savour the chance to swim among whale sharks in the South Ari Atoll Marine Park – the only place on Earth where these gentle giants can be spotted year-round. Guests will also enjoy awe-inspiring encounters with dolphins, sea turtles and manta rays. The resort is just 10 minutes by traditional Maldivian dhoni boat from some of the area’s most coveted diving spots – which means guests are often the first on the scene each day.