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Unique underwater experiences in Maldives

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The under ocean experience in Maldives is truly unique with fully submerged underwater accommodation, dining and spa facilities positioned metres beneath the ocean surface.

Instead of waking up to the sun on your face, now you can wake up to the colourful world of fishes and corals.

And it is not just rooms; there are restaurants, spas and even clubs to make the experience even more worthwhile.

The Muraka undersea villa at Conrad Maldives is a first-of-its-kind luxury two-level residence with a master bedroom submerged over 16 feet below sea level. Above water, you can enjoy living and dining areas, an outdoor deck with infinity pool and spa treatments. Down below, a master bedroom awaits along with a dedicated tunnel viewing theatre.

The Muraka at Conrad Maldives. PHOTO/ CONRAD HOTELS

What truly sets apart Conrad Maldives is Ithaa; the world’s first underwater restaurant. Dining here is a memorable experience. While the view steals the show — shimmering waters filled with an abundance of marine life — the diverse food menu is exceptional too.

Ithaa at Conrad Maldives. PHOTO/ CONRAD HOTELS

Located six metres below the ocean surface, M6M is an underwater restaurant at OZEN by Atmosphere at Maadhoo. It facilitates beautiful submarine views of coral gardens and luxury dining, for lunch and dinner.

The M6M undersea restaurant at OZEN Maadhoo. PHOTO/ ATMOSPHERE HOTELS

H2O is a fully water-dipped restaurant at You&Me by Cocoon Maldives which provides a 360 degree view of the marine environment. The two-person seating is arranged in such a way that guests face the outer world and can enjoy their meals at the same time.

The H2O undersea restaurant at You & Me by Cocoon. PHOTO/ YOU&ME MALDIVES

Set 5.8 metres beneath the surface of the water, the 5.8 Undersea Restaurant at Hurawalhi Maldives is the world’s largest all-glass underwater restaurant. As much as it is as an extraordinary work of design, it also offers an exquisite dining experience, complete with stunning views.

The 5.8 undersea restaurant at Hurawalhi Maldives. PHOTO/ HURAWALHI

The Sea underwater restaurant at Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas has been voted the world’s best underwater restaurant for four consecutive years, and is home to the world’s first underwater wine cellar. Sea offers a dreamy out-of-the-world experience for both adventurers and gourmet food lovers.

The Sea undersea restaurant at Anantara Kihavah. PHOTO/ ANANTARA HOTELS

Subsix underwater restaurant and bar at Niyama Private Islands Maldives is the first underwater clubbing spot in the world at this time. Located nearly six metres below sea level, it is now an underwater playground opened for lunches, special events and parties.

The Subsix undersea restaurant at Niyama Maldives. PHOTO/ NIYAMA

Huvafen underwater spa at Huvafen Fushi Maldives is the first and only spa that is wholly located under the water. Guests are provided with an added feel of seductive calmness due to the peaceful nature of the spa, surrounded by aquatic life. The lower level features two couple’s treatment rooms and the upper level features four treatment rooms for singles and two for couples.

The Huvafen underwater spa experience at Huvafen Fushi. PHOTO/ HUVAFEN FUSHI

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Game on! Upcoming Meyyafushi unveils Maldives’ first overwater padel court

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Get ready for a unique sporting experience in paradise! Meyyafushi Maldives, the highly anticipated new resort from the owners and operators of Fushifaru Maldives, has teased an extraordinary amenity on its social media channels: an overwater padel tennis court. Set to open in October 2025, Meyyafushi Maldives is already generating buzz, and this innovative addition is sure to elevate its appeal.

Building on the established success of Fushifaru Maldives, known for its intimate atmosphere and stunning natural beauty in Lhaviyani Atoll, Meyyafushi Maldives promises a similar commitment to exceptional hospitality and unforgettable experiences. While details about the new resort have been gradually unfolding, the recent reveal of the overwater padel tennis court marks a significant and exciting development.

Padel tennis, a popular racquet sport that combines elements of tennis, squash, and badminton, is gaining traction globally. However, Meyyafushi Maldives is taking the game to a whole new level – literally. Imagine the thrill of a friendly (or perhaps a fiercely competitive!) match with the breathtaking backdrop of the turquoise Maldivian waters stretching out beneath the court. The social media post showcasing the court hints at a truly exceptional spot to engage in some active fun with loved ones while soaking in the unparalleled scenery.

This pioneering amenity underscores Meyyafushi Maldives’ dedication to offering distinctive and memorable experiences for its guests. It signals a resort that is not only focused on relaxation and natural beauty but also on providing unique and engaging activities. The overwater padel tennis court is poised to become a signature feature, attracting sports enthusiasts and those seeking novel ways to enjoy their Maldivian getaway.

As Meyyafushi Maldives gears up for its October 2025 opening, the introduction of the first overwater padel tennis court in the Maldives adds another compelling reason to anticipate its arrival. This innovative amenity promises a memorable and picturesque sporting experience, further solidifying the resort’s position as a noteworthy addition to the Maldivian hospitality landscape. 

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Ifuru Island Maldives takes part in Burunu Boma sport fishing tournament 

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Ifuru Island Maldives has announced its participation in the inaugural Burunu Boma Sport Fishing Tournament, taking place from 2 to 4 May 2025. Organized by the Visit Maldives Club (VMC), this premier event aims to position the Maldives as a leading destination for sustainable sport fishing.

As one of the select resorts competing in this prestigious tournament, Team Ifuru Maldives will showcase its commitment to marine conservation and responsible tourism. The competition emphasizes “catch and release” practices, aligning with global efforts to preserve marine biodiversity.

Participants will target species such as marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, swordfish, and bigeye tuna, with a grand prize of USD 25,000 awarded to the top-performing team. The event also features live entertainment and a festive atmosphere, celebrating the Maldives’ rich fishing heritage.

“We are thrilled to be part of Burunu Boma and to represent Ifuru Island Maldives in this landmark event,” said Marcel Sawyer, General Manager at Ifuru Island Maldives. “Our participation underscores our dedication to sustainable practices and our passion for the ocean that surrounds us.”

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Sirru Fen Fushi to host ‘One Ocean, One Breath’ with Freedive Maldives to mark World Oceans Day

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Sirru Fen Fushi – Private Lagoon Resort, invites ocean lovers and adventure seekers to a purposeful World Oceans Day celebration in partnership with Freedive Maldives, Guinness World Record Holder for the Most People Performing Static Apnea held last October 2022.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of one of the largest natural lagoons and house reefs in the Maldives, the event promises a deep connection to the ocean through expert-led PADI Freediving courses, ranging from basic to advanced levels. Participants will have the opportunity to earn their freediving certification, explore Sirru’s 9-kilometer-long house reef, and admire vibrant marine biodiversity, including manta ray cleaning stations, nurse shark points, flourishing coral gardens, and turtle habitats, home to 93 resident turtles and 11 successful hatchings this year alone.

“Our house reef, one of the longest and most vibrant in the Maldives, is a sanctuary for marine life and a symbol of our deep commitment to ocean conservation,” said Lukasz Prendke, General Manager of Sirru Fen Fushi. “We are honoured to collaborate with Freedive Maldives in celebrating World Oceans Day, not only to offer our guests an unforgettable underwater journey, but also to empower local talents and inspire our community to protect what lies beneath the surface.”

The initiative aligns with the resort’s ongoing sustainability commitments, including regular lagoon cleaning programs and support for local marine conservation efforts. This collaboration further emphasizes a shared mission to preserve the Maldives’ rich underwater heritage and engage the local community in meaningful environmental action.

In a broader commitment to sustainable tourism, Freedive Maldives has also signed a partnership agreement with the Baa Atoll Council to host another record-breaking freediving event in October 2025, coinciding with World Tourism Day, reinforcing Baa Atoll’s position as a leader in eco-conscious marine tourism.

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