Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
Luxury villas, underwater dining, and two award-winning spas across two islands
About this stay
Staying at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island means experiencing the Maldives across two distinct islands, seamlessly connected by a bridge. The resort offers a range of spacious private villas, some perched over the water, others set on the beach. Days here can be spent exploring the vibrant house reef, indulging in treatments at one of the two award-winning spas, or simply relaxing by the ocean. The unique all-glass underwater Ithaa Restaurant provides an unforgettable dining experience, allowing guests to observe marine life while enjoying exquisite cuisine. The atmosphere balances serene relaxation with opportunities for adventure, making it suitable for both couples and families seeking a luxurious escape.
- Overwater and beach villas
- Underwater restaurant
- Two spas
- House reef
Our take
This resort is ideal for travellers seeking a high-end Maldivian experience with diverse offerings. Families will appreciate the spacious villas and various activities, while couples can find romantic seclusion. The unique underwater restaurant and multiple spas set it apart, making it a destination in itself. Those looking for a more intimate, single-island experience might find the two-island setup a bit expansive, but the bridge connection ensures easy movement between the two distinct atmospheres.
- ✓Book a table at the Ithaa Restaurant well in advance to secure your unique underwater dining experience.
- ✓Explore both islands to fully appreciate the different atmospheres and amenities each one offers.
- ✓Take advantage of the house reef for snorkeling or diving to discover the rich marine life right at your doorstep.
Why we love it
- The iconic all-glass underwater Ithaa Restaurant
- Two distinct islands connected by a bridge
- Award-winning spa and wellness facilities
- Excellent house reef for snorkeling and diving
Why guests love itWe booked Conrad Maldives Rangali Island mainly for the underwater restaurant, and it turned out to be one of the few times our kids sat through a whole dinner without getting restless, watching fish through the glass the entire time. The two-island layout connected by a bridge meant plenty of space to spread out, with the house reef close enough for casual snorkelling between meals. It runs on the larger, busier side for a Maldives resort, which suited our family but might feel less intimate than a smaller property.
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