The Resorts,
composed.

A modern island, drawn in clean line and quiet colour.

A large island with twelve beaches — for the party that wants space.

Three islands held under one register — a luxury house drawn over a private archipelago.

A lagoon, a slide, a sky full of stars.

No schedules, no menus, no two days alike — held privately, house by house.

Two islands joined by a bridge — Play & Chill — drawn around a younger, livelier register.

Adults-only, sustainability-led — and home to the world's largest all-glass undersea restaurant.

The joy of living, drawn in sand and sea.

The first international luxury house in the country — the garden island of the Four Seasons pair.

The wellness and marine half of the Four Seasons pair — 44 acres in the Baa Biosphere.

Three islands held under one house — the Six Senses Maldives second act.

The remote Six Senses — for many years the only resort in Laamu.

Island couture — bold strokes on a quiet lagoon.

A design-led, all-inclusive house on a sandbank island in Lhaviyani.

An adults-only house held for two — rustic over-water on Raa.

A Turkish house in the deep south — hammam, Ottoman line, eight kitchens.

All over-water — villas drawn from the line of the Maldivian dhoni.

The only house in Thaa — surf, wellness, and the long quiet south.

The country's second resort, opened December 1972 — origin-story Maldives.

Bright island, all hands open — seven minutes from the runway.

A natural lake and a wide lagoon — the rare premium all-inclusive in the deep south.

A short crossing from Velana — all-inclusive ease for the open week.

A house drawn in pool-water, palm, and pristine reef.

A butterfly-shaped island held for the easy all-inclusive week.

One of the country's first houses — a divers' island, held quietly.

The eco-led Kaimoo house — coral propagation, glass-bottled water, a barefoot register.

The surf-led IHG house — Kandooma Right at the door, the family programme held.