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The Soneva Fushi

The Soneva Fushi

Kunfunadhoo Island, Baa Atoll

Opened 1995   Renovated 2020   $$$$

“Barefoot jungle hideaway”

Resort Luxe Wellness
Secluded

Condé Nast Traveler

The Soneva Fushi — vibe

Vibe

Your shoes are packed away at arrival, replaced by personalized bicycles to navigate dense jungle paths across the private island.

“Barefoot jungle hideaway”

Resort

Overwater lagoon slides, treetop zipline dining, an astronomical observatory, and open-air overwater cinema screenings.

Luxe

Dedicated round-the-clock Barefoot Guardians, complimentary artisanal chocolate rooms, and tailored seaplane island welcomes.

Wellness

Multi-level jungle pavilions pairing Ayurvedic bodywork and yoga with cryotherapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Secluded

On a private jungle island in the Baa Atoll, reached by seaplane from Malé.

The Soneva Fushi — rooms

Rooms

Thatch-roofed villas open to outdoor garden bathrooms, private pools, and curved water slides that drop straight into the lagoon.

The Soneva Fushi — wellness

Wellness

Set across multi-level jungle pavilions, Soneva Soul pairs Ayurvedic rituals and sound baths with hyperbaric oxygen and cryotherapy chambers.

The Soneva Fushi — backstory

Backstory

Sonu and Eva Shivdasani founded the hideaway in 1995, introducing the Maldives' barefoot luxury philosophy to an uninhabited jungle island.

The Soneva Fushi — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Zipline through the canopy to dinner at Flying Sauces, then finish in dedicated rooms stocked with complimentary handmade chocolates.

The neighborhood

Set in the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the private island sits a thirty-minute seaplane flight from Malé.

“One of the first luxe-but-laid-back hotels to open in the Indian Ocean, Fushi still delivers on fresh, cool charisma.” 
Condé Nast Traveler

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