PAID CONTENT FOR SIRRU FEN FUSHI — PRIVATE LAGOON RESORT
Sirru Fen Fushi – Private Lagoon Resort SHAVIYANI ATOLL, MALDIVES
On the island of Gaakoshibee in the Shaviyani Atoll, Sirru Fen Fushi Private Lagoon Resort offers a serene luxury retreat. A 55-minute scenic seaplane flight north from Malé International Airport reveals this idyllic destination, surrounded by one of the largest natural lagoons in the Maldives. The resort is a sanctuary for those seeking
luxury and privacy, with 120 elegantly designed villas. Guests can choose from beach, overwater or tented safari jungle villas, each featuring a private pool, both indoor and outdoor living spaces, and a personal villa host. The larger units, such as the Three-Bedroom Beach Sunset Villa and the Seven-Bedroom Sirru Residence, are particularly impressive, offering expansive views. Dining at Sirru Fen Fushi is exquisite, with
Raha Market offering international favourites and themed nights, Azure serving fine seafood and Kata providing contemporary Japanese cuisine. For a more casual experience, Onu Onu is a beach bar serving refreshing cocktails, while the newly added Spice Box offers barefoot al fresco dining with street food specialities from Southeast Asia.
Guests can indulge in a variety of activities,
from diving along the vibrant five-mile-long house reef to exciting water sports such as kayaking, snorkelling and jet-skiing. The resort is home to the Coralarium, an underwater art installation and artificial intertidal reef created by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, and the Sustainability Lab, where guests can transform plastic waste into island-themed souvenirs. For relaxation, the Arufen Spa offers a holistic
sanctuary featuring eight treatment rooms, aerial yoga and deck spaces, as well as ayurvedic therapies. The largest whirlpool bath in the Maldives is located within the spa’s tranquil garden. Families will appreciate the dedicated kids’ club, nature-focused activities and art studio classes. Noteworthy features include the 700ft infinity
pool, the longest in the Maldives, and the resort’s commitment to sustainability through initiatives like coral restoration and eco-education. It also offers bespoke activities, such as safari-themed excursions and cultural explorations of local islands, inspired by the Maldives’ rich heritage.
DON’T MISS Embark on a diving adventure to meet the gentle giants of Shaviyani Atoll at the numerous manta ray cleaning stations
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KEY FEATURES • Longest infinity pool in the Maldives • All villas have private pools • 5-mile-long house reef
KEY ACTIVITIES • Stargazing with resident astronomer • Diving over 20 dive spots nearby • Snorkelling with turtles • Local island excursions
KEY TREATMENTS • Ayurvedic therapies • 5 elements massage • Aerial yoga • Sound healing
GET IN TOUCH
sirrufenfushi.com T: +960 654 8888 E:
reservations@sirrufenfushi.com
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