Dusit Thani Maldives, Maldives

Overview | Accommodation | Facilities | Dining

Our Opinion

All rooms at Dusit Thani are extremely luxurious and spacious and the food is fantastic, we particularly liked the impressive breakfast presentation at ‘The Market’ restaurant. A visit to the Thai Restaurant Benjarong should also be high on the agenda, set over the lagoon with glorious views of the Indian Ocean. The resort also has an excellent Thai-influenced spa built at tree-top level inspired by the Devarana concept of ‘Garden in Heaven.’

The island, located in the Baa Atoll is encircled by a rich house reef and the well-known Hanifaru Huraa dive site is only a 5 minute speed boat journey away. Dusit Thani, Maldives is certainly a resort to add to your shortlist if you are considering the 5* end of the market.

Summary

Dusit Thani Maldives blends graceful Thai hospitality with the unparallelled luxury setting of destination Maldives. It is a sanctuary sheltered by nature. Located on Mudhdhoo Island in Baa Atoll, amidst white sandy beaches and encircled by a rich house reef and turquoise lagoon, the resort is just 35-minutes from Malé by seaplane or a short domestic flight from Male and 10-minutes by speedboat from the new domestic airport in Baa Atoll.

Located near Hanifaru Huraa, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve renowned as a feeding ground for manta rays and whale sharks, Dusit Thani Maldives offers guests spectacular diving; snorkelling; a 750 square metre swimming pool – the largest in the Maldives; fully-equipped fitness studio with personal trainer and yoga instructor; resident marine biologist; children's play area and club facility; library with internet stations; and island boutiques. Dusit Thani's signature Devarana spa provides pampering and healing treatments.

Points of Interest
* Beautiful white sandy beaches encircled by a rich house reef and turquoise lagoon
* Vantage point for viewing nature and aquatic life
* Excursions within Baa Atoll, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve and nearby Hanifaru Huraa, a seasonal feeding ground for whale sharks, manta rays and other forms of marine life from July – November
* Frequent spotting of dolphins on the outskirts of the lagoon