

Reethi Faru
A casual, castaway isle
Cast adrift in the relatively undeveloped Raa Atoll, Reethi Faru is a private island retreat where the natural beauty takes centre stage.
It’s all about setting your own pace here. Wake to al fresco breakfasts, then sink your toes into the sand before diving into the warm lagoon or unwinding in the Balinese-style spa. Ramp it up with a huge choice of water sports – there’s everything from windsurfing to kitesurfing and paddleboarding (adrenaline junkies shouldn’t miss the jetpacks). Discover submerged islands and dramatic overhangs with Reethi Faru’s dive centre, or stick to dry land with tennis, badminton, volleyball, basketball, or yoga sessions.
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Why our experts like it
We've done the exploring, asked the locals, made the mistakes, and found the gems... so you don't have to start from scratch! These are the bits we think you'll love the most. Think of it as travel advice from a friend who just got back and can't wait to tell you everything.

If you love French cuisine, look no further than La Belle Vie

An incredible way to kick off your Maldives holiday
“There's something pretty special about travelling by seaplane. The view from the sky is extraordinary - tiny specs of island and shades of blue that barely look real.”


The iconic, mile-long sandbank
Perfect for isolated sunbathing, dramatic photoshoots, and watching breathtaking Maldivian sunsets.

Snorkelling and diving isn't the only way to catch sight of the underwater world
“If snorkelling and diving isn't for you, it's possible to catch a glimpse of the reef from a glass-bottomed boat instead.”


Kids club at Niva Kuramathi Maldives
Supervised activities through the day, so younger guests get their own adventure while you get a quiet hour by the water.
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We book this hotel the way you want it
This Maldives hotel is perfect on its own, but add Sri Lanka, Dubai or the Seychelles and it becomes something even better. Discover our multi-centre holidays and make paradise last longer.
Rooms available at Reethi Faru
Rooms and suites
Every room type we can book, with what is included in each.

Garden Villa
• Laid-back villas tucked among the jungly foliage • terrace deck with sun loungers • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 54m²

Deluxe Beach Villa
• Beachfront villas spilling down to the sand • porch with deckchairs • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 74m²

Water Villa
• Overwater villas perched on stilts above Indian Ocean • direct access to lagoon • terrace deck with sun loungers • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 95m²
Water Villa Sunset View
Same layout at the Water Villa but is positioned so you can have the perfect sunset view. • direct access to lagoon • terrace deck with sun loungers • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 95m²

Deluxe Beach Pool Villa
• Newly added villas that are just steps from the sand and have a private plunge pool on the terrace. For stays that are a minimum of five nights, you can enjoy a floating breakfast in your private pool. • direct access to beach • terrace deck with private 7m x 4m fresh water plunge pool • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • king-size bed and sofa bed • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 117m²

Two-Bedroom Garden Suite
• Two-bedroom villas ideal for families • shared living room • terrace with sun loungers • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 146m²

Two Bedroom Deluxe Beach Suite
• Luxe two-bedroom villas dotted along sand • ideal for families or large groups • shared living room • terrace with sun loungers • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 179m²

Two Bedroom Water Villa Suite with Jacuzzi
Spacious two-bedroom villas perched on stilts over lagoon and with a Jacuzzi on the terrace. • terrace with sun loungers and hot tub • en-suite bathroom with outdoor rain shower • air-conditioning • Wi-Fi • TV • minibar • coffee and tea facilities • hairdryer • safe • 256m²
Food & drink
Six restaurants and six bars offer authentic Maldivian dishes alongside live grills, international cuisine, wood-fired pizza, and tandoori ovens. Dine in a variety of settings, from enjoying a smoothie by the pool to sharing a romantic dinner on the beach or indulging in seafood dishes in an overwater restaurant.
Six restaurants and six bars are spread across the resort.
A warm sea breeze drifts through the open-sided timber cabana at the main buffet restaurant Vakaru, where different themed cuisines are paired with spectacular ocean views. Dhiyavaru Restaurant juts out over the lagoon for a scenic overwater dining experience – the menu draws on both West and East influences, and highlights include fresh fish and seafood, like grilled lobster or lagoon prawns in coconut gravy. Huvandhu Garden is a romantic spot for Maldivian fine dining, with a scattering of thatched cabanas along the shore illuminated by torches. For the same toes-in-the-sand experience but more casual food, try Reethi Grill for smoky grills and a soundtrack of gently lapping waves. Raalhu Café is a poolside haunt for fast-food eats. The new restaurant, Veggie & Vegan, serves a meat-free menu full of dishes that are bursting with flavour.
For drinks, Haruge Bar is the social hub of the resort, with a big-screen TV, games rooms and live entertainment, while Nala is its tranquil alter-ego – a tiny spot with a handful of bar stools at the eastern tip of the island. There’s a cluster of deckchairs for relaxed cocktails. Veyo Bar is a lively drinking den by the infinity pool – expect colourful cocktails and blue-on-blue views – while Sunset Bar is the spot to see the sky streaked pink.
The beachside setting of Reethi Grill and the overwater Dhiyavrau compete to be our top choice.
Vakaru — An impressive breakfast selection starts your day on the right foot, dining in the semi-open air with a blissful sea breeze. Vakura opens again for lunch and dinner. Reethi Grill — Dine on the beach and under the stars, feasting on dishes created at live cooking stations. Raalhu Café — Light poolside bites, including pizzas, crepes, and burgers. Thari Bar — A tiny beach bar serving an impressive selection of gins. Dhiyavaru — Juts out over the lagoon for a scenic overwater dining experience. Highlights include fresh seafood, like grilled lobster and lagoon prawns in coconut. Haruge — The social hub of the resort, with a big-screen TV, games rooms and live entertainment. Veyo Bar — A lively drinking den by the infinity pool – expect colourful cocktails and blue-on-blue views. Veggie & Vegan — Serves a meat-free menu full of dishes that are bursting with flavour. Havandu Garden — A romantic spot for Maldivian fine dining, with a scattering of thatched cabanas along the shore illuminated by torches. Nala Bar — A tiny spot with a handful of bar stools at the eastern tip of the island. There’s a cluster of deckchairs for relaxed cocktails. Sunset Bar — In a prime spot to see the sky streaked in pink with a cocktail in your hand.



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Things to do nearby
Curated experiences to help you do more, see more, or simply switch off while you're here.

Diving in the Maldives
In the South Malé Atoll, Hukrueli is another place to see rays and cleaner fish, and Maaya Thila, a protected marine area, is home to white-tip sharks, turtles, zebra morays and the elusive guitar shark. Hanifaru lagoon in the Baa Atoll is one of the best places to see whale sharks and manta rays – June to September being the best time as this is during the monsoon season and equinox when the lagoon is filled with plankton. The Scuba Diver course provides pre-entry level certification in three days and on completion you can then upgrade to an Open Water Diver qualification by taking the additional five day course. Our Ten Dives and Six Consecutive Days diving allow qualified divers to make the most of their time in these beautiful islands. Courses are available at Kurumba Maldives, Dhigali Maldives, Velidhu and Meeru.
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A match made in paradise
This hotel is perfect on its own, but add a second destination and it becomes something even better. Discover our multi-centre holidays and make paradise last longer.
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In the area
In the northern Raa Atoll

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Trip ideas
You've come this far - and the world has more to offer. Why not pair Niva Kuramathi with another island, add a stopover in Dubai on the way for city lights and desert skies, or extend to Sri Lanka for tea, temples and safari? Below you'll find our recommendations for maximising your time away...







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When to visit
Whether you're chasing guaranteed sunshine or don't mind a little rain with your relaxation, here's how the weather stacks up throughout the year. Use the chart below to find your perfect window, or just pick whenever suits you best, paradise doesn't really have a bad season.
| Measurement | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Average temp | 27°C | 27°C | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C | 27°C |
| Average rainfall | 86mm | 43mm | 59mm | 121mm | 234mm | 140mm | 148mm | 154mm | 185mm | 203mm | 226mm | 219mm |
| Average price | £4,746pp | £4,992pp | £4,149pp | £4,222pp | £4,827pp | £4,835pp | £5,104pp | £5,176pp | £5,176pp | £5,129pp | £3,958pp | £3,958pp |
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Current offers
Savings worth having on the departures we think are worth taking. Every offer below applies to this hotel — check each one for the dates and conditions that come with it.

Save up to £300pp
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 25% when you book by 6th July
Based on selected departures in September 2026

Save up to 35% + complimentary meal upgrade
Based on 20th July 2026 departure

Free half-board upgrade
Based on selected departures in October 2026

Stay 7 nights, pay for 6
Based on selected departures in November 2026

Save up to £200pp on honeymoons
Based on selected departures in January 2027

Complimentary spa treatment for two
Based on stays of 7 nights or more

Free kids' places
Based on selected departures in August 2026
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- Total flight time ~ 7 hrs
- Total transfer time ~ 2 hrs
- Overnight in Malé may apply (subject to flights & transfers)
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Questions? Sorted.
Do I need a visa to visit the Maldives?
British passport holders are issued a free 30-day visitor visa on arrival. You'll need a passport valid for the duration of your stay, a confirmed onward ticket and proof of your accommodation booking.
When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
November to April is the dry season, with the most reliable sunshine and calmest seas. May to October brings shorter rain showers, lower prices and better surf.
What currency is used in the Maldives, and do I need cash?
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa, but resorts price and bill in US dollars and take major cards. Most guests never need cash — a small amount is handy for tipping.
Is the Maldives good for honeymoons outside peak season?
Yes. Off-peak brings noticeably lower rates and quieter islands, and rain tends to come in short bursts rather than all day. Many resorts add honeymoon extras during these months.
What activities are there for older kids and teens in the Maldives?
Most resorts run watersports centres with windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus PADI dive courses from around age ten. Snorkelling safaris, sandbank trips and night fishing all suit older children.
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