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Diamonds Thudufushi
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Diamonds Thudufushi
Beach suites, Jacuzzi water villas and an all-inclusive stay on a South Ari island
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About
Diamonds Thudufushi is an island resort in South Ari Atoll, 25–30 minutes by seaplane from Malé, with a speedboat transfer also available. It offers seven types of room. On land there are Beach Front Villas, Sandbank and Beach Front Junior Suites and Beach Suites; over the water there are One Bedroom Water Villas, seven Jacuzzi Water Villas with their own hydromassage tubs, and two Two Bedroom Pool Water Villas at the end of the pier. Meals are shared between a buffet restaurant, an overwater restaurant, a Maldivian culinary experience and seafood dining, with a beach bar and an overwater bar. Serena Spa, a diving centre and water sports fill the days, and an All Inclusive plan keeps things simple. It suits couples and honeymooners, families who book the larger suites or pool water villas, and divers exploring South Ari.
Rooms
Beach Front Villa
Villa on the beachfront.
Sandbank Junior Suite
One of the resort's two junior suite categories.
Beach Front Junior Suite
Junior suite on the beachfront.
Beach Suite
Suite on the beach.
One Bedroom Water Villa
Villa over the water with one bedroom.
Jacuzzi Water Villa ×7
Water villa with its own private hydromassage Jacuzzi.
Two Bedroom Pool Water Villa ×2
Two-bedroom water villa at the end of the pier, with a shared terrace and pool.
Dining & facilities
Maakana is the buffet restaurant and Aqua is the overwater restaurant. Farivalhu offers a Maldivian culinary experience and Kakuni a seafood dining experience. Veli Beach Bar and Aqua Over Water Bar cover drinks. An All Inclusive plan is offered. Serena Spa is on the island.
Things to do
The diving centre runs dives in South Ari Atoll, and water sports are available from the island.
Getting There
Seaplane (Trans Maldivian Airways) from Velana International Airport takes 25–30 minutes; a speedboat transfer is also offered.
Good to know
Seaplanes fly only in daylight, roughly 07:00–16:00 Malé time, so plan international flights to fit; a speedboat is the alternative for later arrivals.
