Hotels & Resorts

Dusit Thani Maldives

Beach and overwater villas on Mudhdhoo Island in Baa Atoll, with house-reef adventures, Thai dining and Devarana Wellness.

Dusit Thani Maldives

About

Dusit Thani Maldives is an island resort on Mudhdhoo in Baa Atoll, within the Maldives’ UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Thai-inspired hospitality meets beach and overwater villas and residences, with private-pool accommodation options and direct access to the island’s lagoon and house reef. Dining ranges from international dishes at The Market to Thai cuisine at the overwater Benjarong, seafood and grills at Sea Grill, and plant-based dishes at Sala. In-villa dining and private dining experiences are also available. Devarana Wellness offers treatments in elevated villas among coconut trees, complemented by a yoga pavilion, fitness centre, sauna and steam room. Guests can explore the reef with the dive and water sports centre, join snorkelling excursions or arrange seasonal manta snorkelling trips to Hanifaru Bay. The resort also offers an infinity pool, tennis courts, a kids club, bicycles and activities including Thai cooking lessons and nature walks. Airport access is by a 35-minute seaplane flight from Velana International Airport, or a 25-minute domestic flight to Dharavandhoo followed by a 10-minute speedboat transfer.

At a Glance

Distance from VIA (Velana Airport)
Approximately 122.8 km (straight-line)
Nearest airport
Dharavandhoo Airport
Number of rooms
104
Operator name
Dusit Maldives Management Pvt Ltd
Number of beds
208
Island
Mudhdhoo
Atoll
Baa
Transfer
35-minute seaplane from Velana International Airport, or a 25-minute domestic flight to Dharavandhoo followed by a 10-minute speedboat transfer.

Services

  • Beach and overwater villas
  • Private-pool accommodation
  • Restaurants and in-villa dining
  • Spa and wellness treatments
  • Diving and snorkelling
  • Water sports
  • Seasonal Hanifaru Bay excursions
  • Infinity swimming pool
  • Kids club
  • Yoga and fitness centre
  • Tennis courts
  • Airport transfers