COMO Maalifushi is the first and only resort to open on the unspoilt Thaa Atoll, an all-natural ecosystem in the archipelago’s southern reaches. It's a place for Iconic Experiences on the water and reef, for families to connect across every age, and for stays where dining, activities and wellness are effortlessly at hand.
At COMO Maalifushi, we are always striving to minimise our environmental impact. As custodians of our Maldivian island’s flourishing reefs and rich biodiversity, we actively champion sustainability efforts across our resort. Our commitment to supporting local suppliers and projects ensures we protect the generous community we call home.
GETTING HERE
Our resort team will meet you at the Malé International Airport (MLE) arrivals hall and be on hand for assistance. Resort guests are also welcome to use the Manta Air VIP lounge with Wi-Fi, satellite television, shower facilities, snacks and drinks. You will then be taken to our resort via a 60-minute seaplane transfer from Malé International Airport. The flight is a sight-seeing experience, with spectacular aerial views of the archipelago.
We are also happy to arrange a private seaplane direct to our resort for groups of up to 10 people, please reach out to our reservations team via [email protected]. For more information on the seaplane transfer schedule, prices and arrangements for late departures, please click here.
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SEASONALITY IN THE MALDIVES
'Iruvai' is the northeast monsoon that runs from December to April: the high, hot and dry season. 'Hulghangu' is the southwest monsoon and low season that runs from May to November, when rain is likely but underwater visibility and surf swells are at its 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 COMO EYE FOR DESIGN
Our resort is designed by Japanese architect Koichiro Ikebuchi — his first in the Maldives — with a sensitive approach to nature and respect for cultural authenticity, reflected in clean design. All rooms, suites, overwater villas and Residences are built with high rafters, teak floors, New Zealand pine and Kajan thatched roofs. Floor-to-ceiling windows and large decks connect spaces to nature, while interior decor brings sea, sand and sky even closer to the heart of every room.
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