About COMO Cocoa Island

COMO Cocoa Island, known locally as Makunufushi, is located among South Malé’s coral atolls.

Location

COMO Cocoa Island

Makunufushi
South Malé Atoll
Republic of Maldives

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+960 664 1818 cocoaisland@comohotels.com

GETTING HERE

Unlike most resorts in The Maldives, our guests do not need seaplanes to access the island — we are just a 40-minute speedboat transfer from Malé International Airport (MLE).

Our resort team will meet you at the Malé International Airport (MLE) arrivals hall and be on hand for assistance.

WATCH OUR FILM

COMO Cocoa Island: A Secret Escape in the Indian Ocean

Facilities and Services

COMO Shambhala Retreat wellness facilities: massage pavilions with outdoor showers, open-air yoga pavilion, hydrotherapy pool, steam rooms, gym, infinity-edge swimming pool, meditation area

Restaurants and bars: Ufaa and Faru Bar

Watersports Centre with complimentary use of non-motorised equipment

Dive Centre

Concierge service to arrange airport transfers, daily tours and more

Resort Pool (25m by 6.8m, 1.5m depth)

Library of books, music and movies

24-hour manager on duty

In-room dining

Room services: Babysitting, twice-daily housekeeping, laundry (no dry cleaning)

Foreign exchange

Private COMO Butler service (for Premium Villas only)

Resortwide Wi-Fi access

SEASONALITY IN THE MALDIVES

'Iruvai' is the northeast monsoon that runs from December to April: the hot and dry season. 'Hulghangu' is the southwest monsoon that runs from May to November, when rain is more likely but underwater visibility and surf swells are at their best. Between monsoons in April is when water is at its clearest — a popular time for divers. Throughout the year, temperatures remain around 30°C (86°F).

THE SPIRIT OF PLACE

Our resort is instantly recognisable by overwater villas shaped like the gently curving wooden forms of the local ‘dhoni’ fishing boats. Each bungalow sits above the lagoon, connected by planked walkways. All are built with high rafters, glossy teak floors, New Zealand pine and Kajan-thatched roofs. Interiors reflect accents of sea, sand and sky, while floor-to-ceiling windows and large decks evoke openness while maintaining complete privacy.