Reethi Faru Resort - Maldives

Overview

Other facilities

If you prefer to dip into a pool rather than the ocean, the hotel’s infinity pool is surrounded by sunbeds and palm trees, with the Veyo Bar close by, ready to rehydrate you with smoothies and cocktails. Thrill seekers will enjoy catamaran courses and rental, jet-pack lessons, windsurfing, canoeing, diving, kitesurfing, paddle boarding and water skiing, as well as excursions to local islands. If you’re staying over a full moon, don’t miss a moonlight sailing excursion to admire the resort illuminated by the moon from the ocean.

There are also two tennis courts, two badminton courts, an indoor squash court, a yoga schedule and a gym. To unwind, Coconut Spa – set within a coconut grove on the west side of the island – offers solo and couples’ massages, as well as facials, a steam room, Jacuzzi, manicures and pedicures. The Haruge Bar offers a game room, 55-inch TV and themed evenings – including Maldivian dance and disco nights. The hotel participates in manta ray and turtle conservation, identifying those who inhabit the surrounding areas.

Dining information

Whether you’re staying on a bed and breakfast, half board or All Inclusive basis, dining at the resort begins at Vakaru – the main restaurant which provides a buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For poolside dining, Raalhu Café serves quick bites, burgers, pizzas and crepes. For a la carte meals, Dhiyavaru Restaurant serves grilled meats and fish, as well as lighter dishes, or, for a romantic meal on land, Huvandhu Garden provides international and Maldivian fine dining – make sure you reserve a table here. Enjoy show cooking at Reethi Grill and eat in your own personal cabana or under the stars beside the beach bonfire. On the east side of the island, Nala Bar offers drinks and light snacks, perfect for a stop-off between activities. End your day by watching the sun set at the aptly named Sunset Bar, on the south-west side of the island.

Additional information

In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) you will be required to wear a face mask in all public areas. There is currently no self-service buffet, and you may download restaurant menus to your device via QR codes.

You may reduce contact with the staff by calling instead. Cold towels are suspended until further notice, and non-essential amenities have been removed from your room, although they are available on request.

The pools have a reduced capacity with limited sunbeds and umbrellas, and bookings are required for water sports and activities run by the dive centre. There are no shared dive and snorkel masks, but you may purchase them in the resort, subject to availability.

Not all treatments are currently available at the spa, so if you have already booked an appointment, your appointment may be adapted – and advance bookings are required. You will have a thermal temperature check before our treatment, and you are encouraged to bring your own equipment (towels, etc). The gym is operating on a reduced capacity, and yoga and fitness classes will be held in open areas – with a maximum of six participants.

Some of the hotel’s additional excursions and activities may not be available, and group excursions will run with a reduced capacity.