Enjoy In Sustainable Luxury in the Maldives

Dedicated to your well-being and the preservation of the planet, Kudadoo Maldives redesign sustainability, thanks to the integrated solar system through which is powered …
Recently opened Kudadoo Maldives Private Island by Hurawalhi was selected as one of the best luxury hotels of the year, but at the same time it is an environmentally sustainable solar powered luxury resort. When designing Kudadoo Maldives resorts, Yuji Yamazaki Architecture created a hidden eco-friendly element in a central design. In fact, the architects incorporated solar panels into the impressive photovoltaic roofs of the main building of the resort.

Designed by this New York company, Kudadoo Maldives is actually a private island located in Laviani Atol, which contains all the features of luxurious enjoyment without compromise on comfort, simultaneously integrating a high standard of sustainability, creating an environment that is holistic for the mind, body and soul.
A collection of 15 villas above the water is ready to wait for its guests to fulfill all wishes in an authentic way that is in keeping with nature. With a dedicated butler at hand, who is here to comfort you every moment you spend here, moments of magnificence are waiting for you behind every corner – from personalized meals, through ocean explorations, to spa and wellness centers, in incredibly attractive surroundings.

Kudadoo residences are empathically spacious, so even a one-room villa has 303 square meters of space, while two-bedroom apartments have 380 square meters. Each villa has its own private terrace with hanging sofas and sun loungers, as well as an infinity pool facing the ocean. Of course, these villas also have glass floors, designed for guests who want to enjoy the magic of the underwater world.
In addition to all this, this resort offers you two restaurants – the Canneli restaurant and Aquarium restaurant, grill and bar. There is also a spa center, a main pool with sea water, a gym, and access to a private private beach.