is a 4-star resort on the shores of the Maldives in Hanimaadhoo. Located at Arasath Magu, the property sits about from the city center, offering a beachfront setting with a private beach area and garden views.

On-site highlights include a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, beach access, and a sun deck with free beach chairs and umbrellas. Snorkeling is free, and water sports facilities are available on-site for an extra charge. The resort also features a 24-hour front desk, private entrance, terrace, balcony with garden or sea views, and streaming service (like Netflix); airport shuttle is free, with additional shuttle services and meeting facilities available for an extra charge.

Reviews: . With only one review so far, this Hanimaadhoo retreat is just beginning to share its story with travelers.

Magoo Restaurant anchors the on-site dining scene, dishing out a diverse menu that spans Indian, Italian, pizza, seafood, Thai, Local, Asian, International, and grill BBQ. Ambiances cover FamilyFriendly, Traditional, Modern, and Romantic, making it easy to pick the right mood for any meal. It’s a convenient centerpiece for meals that pair nicely with the resort’s beachfront vibe and garden surroundings.

Sun and sea take center stage with complimentary snorkelling and a private beach area ready for sun-drenched days. For a splash of extra adventure, water sports facilities are available on-site for an additional charge. A sun deck with free beach chairs and umbrellas invites downtime in the breeze, while a 24-hour front desk stands by for any request. Some spaces feature a balcony with garden or sea views, and a streaming service (like Netflix) adds casual entertainment options.

Accommodations come in three on-site options: Superior Rooms with Garden View or Sea View, and Deluxe Rooms with Sea View. Each room is non-smoking and accommodates 2 adults and child, with a double or twin bed. An airport shuttle is complimentary, with additional shuttle services and meeting facilities available for an extra charge. Only cash is accepted, and the property has one published review so far, signaling the early chapters of its travel story.