A five-star, all-inclusive eco resort on Filaidhoo in Raa Atoll, with 145 villas, six restaurants, and a house reef 80 meters off the sand.
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Reethi Faru means “beautiful reef” in Dhivehi, which sets expectations fairly high. The house reef starts 80 meters off the sand, full of turtles, rays, and reef sharks, with a PADI five-star dive centre on hand. The resort fills Filaidhoo, a small palm-covered island in Raa Atoll, with 145 villas across the gardens, beaches, and lagoon.
Reethi Faru draws partly on solar power, grows its own vegetables and spices, and restores its reef through a coral programme. Dining has plenty of choice: six restaurants covering buffets, live grills, wood-fired pizza, and tandoori, plus six bars and a 50-strong wine list.
A spa sits in a coconut grove, with an infinity pool stretching toward the sea. It’s perfect for couples and families, with up to two children staying free, and you can reach it by seaplane or a cheaper domestic transfer.
Six restaurants and six bars are a lot for an island this size, and you can feel the variety. The main restaurant, Vakaru, covers buffets with live cooking stations and a different theme each night. Elsewhere, you will find live grills, wood-fired pizza, tandoori, and a strong vegetarian showing, plus private multi-course dinners in a beach cabana.
The bars keep pace, with cocktails, smoothies, and a wine list of over fifty bottles.
The spa sits in a coconut grove on the island’s quiet west side, with a menu of personalized, holistic treatments and a resident yoga instructor.
If your idea of wellbeing is more energetic, the sports complex is unusually well-stocked: two outdoor tennis courts, badminton, squash, basketball, and table tennis, plus a full gym. Easy to swing from a sunrise yoga flow to an afternoon match without leaving the island.
The water sports centre is one of the best-equipped in the Maldives, with accredited instructors and gear for everything from gentle canoeing and paddleboarding to fly-boarding, parasailing, and fun-tube rides.
Divers have a PADI and SSI centre and that reef on the doorstep. Raa Atoll also puts you within reach of Hanifaru Bay in neighbouring Baa, where mantas and whale sharks gather seasonally, and you can lend a hand with the resort’s coral-restoration work.
The 145 villas span four categories: garden villa, family garden villa, water villa, and beach villa. All are spacious, with king-size beds, vaulted ceilings, a large outdoor bathroom, and sun loungers on a private deck. Satellite TV, a rain shower, and a ceiling fan come as standard.
The villas suit a fly-and-flop holiday where you needn’t leave the sun lounger, or an activity-packed stay built around the reef and water sports.
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