Scrumptious breakfast buffets and palate pleasing international cuisine.

Raakani, named after the Conch Shell, exudes elegance and exquisite ‘surf and turf’ cuisine.

An interactive and exciting dining experience with a live show and delicious cuisine.

Signature cocktails and detoxtails complemented by the best sunset views on island.

Chill out on airy cabanas and sip on cold-pressed juices, immune booster shots and nibble on fresh fruit skewers without leaving the beach.

Dine in the private space of your villa and choose from the Chef’s specially curated menus or create your own bespoke menu.

From floating breakfast to romantic beach dinners, and sandbank picnics, our special dining options will make your stay unforgettable.

Dive into the waters of the Indian Ocean and discover an underwater paradise with fish, turtles, coral reefs, manta rays, dolphins, white-tip sharks and much more! Create your own bespoke day at sea with boat charters for fishing, snorkeling and diving with a Resident Marine Biologist. Dive Sites Fushifaru Reef Lhaviyani Atoll Easily accessible from the shore via a short surface swim, the dive site begins with a series of sand dunes surrounding the marker boy. Fushifaru Kandu Lhaviyani Atoll Just a quick 5-minute boat trip on the east side of Fushifaru island is the Fushifaru Kandu, a 500 metre wide channel that has been declared Protected Marine Area. Fushifaru Thila Lhaviyani Atoll The main attraction in the channel of Fushifaru Kandu is the Fushifaru Thila. The entire channel of Fushifaru Kandu has been declared as Protected Marine Area. The Thila lies near the edge of the atoll in the middle of a 500 metre wide channel that separate the reefs of Fushifaru and Madhiriguraidhoo Faru. The Thila is about 150 metres long and 50 metres wide and rises to about 10 metres at its highest point. The top in both ends is around 16 metres in depth. There are cleaner wrasse stations all over the reef and it is common to spot manta rays during the dive. Big schools of hump back and blue striped snappers, close of fusiliers, giant trevally, oriental sweet lips and barracuda are frequent visitors of the Thila. Source: Best Dives Maldives Shipyard Lhaviyani Atoll Just a 30 to 45 minutes boat ride west of Fushifaru island is lies one of the famous dive sites in the Lhaviyani atoll known as the Shipyard. Located at the east side of Felivaru Kandu, In the channel that separates the islands of Felivaru and Gaaerifaru lies two ship wrecks from the Felivaru factory. One of the wrecks, Skipjack II, has the bow section sitting on the top of the reef, while the second wreck lies 40 metres away on its port side in 28 metres of water. Soft and hard corals have grown in both wrecks, at 18 metres you will find a cave with a scorpion fish. You will also find plenty of morays, school of yellow sweeper, different kinds of reef fish including boxfish, pufferfish, porcupinefish, napoleon and many more interesting marine life. This is a dive site not to be missed. Source: Best Dives Maldives Kuredu Express Lhaviyani Atoll A 30 to 45 minutes boat ride north of Fushifaru is another Protected Marine Area with a very interesting channel to explore. If you are into drift diving, this is just the right dive site for you. This long drift dive covers just about everything a diver dreams to see in the waters of the Maldives. There are colourful overhangs on the steep outside reef while on the eastern corner between 10 and 22 metres, the reef steps down with terraces and overhangs. The ceilings of the overhangs at 18 metres are covered with soft coral and leaf fish can be found nearby. The channel has small overhangs on the side with plenty of morays and on the sandy bottom stingrays are a common sight. Tuna are also abundant on this area but the stars of the show are the Grey Reef sharks – frequent visitors to this site. Useful Information ASEYKARA II: All dives are conducted from a custom-designed, dive dhoni, outfitted with full safety and navigation equipment.