Award-winning independent resort
The maldives’ first marina
20+ untouched dive sites nearby
Tender hearts kid’s club
The Island Hideaway offers privacy and tranquility situated in the Haa Alif and Haa Dhaalu Atolls of the North Maldives. A boutique haven on the uninhabited crescent shaped virgin island of Dhonakulhi, it is enveloped by a dazzling waist deep lagoon, stretching as far as the eye can see. Inland, coconut, and banana trees and uniquely bushy vegetation cover the island. Making the most of its privileged location above a split reef, the resort is home to the first state-of-the-art marina in the Maldives where up to 20 20-berth yachts can be warmly welcomed. Something of a rustic celebration of nature, 43 thatched roof beach and water villas discreetly set along the beach feature luxury rustic interiors of custom made, hand finished natural materials. Whether of the ocean or lagoon, the views are divine. Some villas have private pools. The 24 hour in-villa dining service delivers exceptional cuisine to your villa. Or enjoy romantic dinners in other mesmerising settings such as Matheefaru, serving an exquisite international menu with stunning sunrise views. If Dhonakulhi own house reef 10 to 30 metres away isn’t enough, there are over 20 untouched dive sites within five to 60 minutes of this wonderful resort.
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Lapped by the balmy waters of the Indian Ocean, the Dhonakulhi Residences are scattered along the white sandy beach-front of the Island Hideaway. Each Residence, in a compound of over 550 square metres, has an open-plan living area with a timber deck outdoor seating. The French-windowed spacious bedroom overlooks the generously proportioned outdoor Jacuzzi Splash Pool. In addition to the indoor and outdoor bathroom with its ‘two-person' hand-crafted bath, there is also an open-air garden dining pavilion and roof terrace.
The 7 Funa Pavilion Villas on the beach front with their chalk-white walls promise peace and privacy in a living area covering 176 square metres. Characterised by their own garden, a separate sleeping and living area with teak flooring, open-air bathroom and a wooden patio area facing the beach these Villas offer luxury over and above the call of duty. A round table with a two-seater sofa and two cocktail chairs forms the centre of the living area. The satellite TV with DVD and surround-sound system and multi-format CD player has been accommodated in a separate cupboard. The bedroom has a superking-size bed, walk-in wardrobe and a writing table. The bathrooms have a bath and shower and have been tastefully decorated with granite, slate and onyx finishes.
Spread over 385 square metres, the elegantly rustic Raamba Retreats with their open floor-level outdoor terraces and landscaped gardens offer the perfect seclusion for a peaceful retreat. The lounge and the bedroom in the Raamba Retreats are generously spaced. The bedroom has a walk-in closet area and en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor bathing facilities and a ‘two-person' hand-crafted bath.
Whatever takes your fancy and whatever the time of day or night, resident chefs remain entirely at your disposal. All restaurants are located on the beach front and have been designed to ensure that guests have maximum sights and sounds of the Indian Ocean.
Asian Restaurant - Gaafushi - built over water and offering fine dining at its best with a focus on Asian specialites and Maldivian cuisine.
Restaurant - Matheefaru - succulent international cuisine and grills are served at this restaurant with stunning sunrise views.
Meeru Bar - those wanting to while away the evening to exotic drinks and snacks will find the Meeru Bar the perfect place. Situated on the beach, it has a unique and the deck area extends over water giving fantastic sunset views.
The Island Hideaway offers a whole host of entertainment and leisure activities for those that want to do as much or as little as possible!
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