The entry-level accommodation at Huvafen Fushi, these rooms overflow with sunlight and luxury features. Such modern amenities as televisions are provided, beds are inviting, and private bars are included. Additionally, there are oversized bathtubs and private plunge pools installed, ensuring guests reach a paramount level of relaxation. The bungalow with pool is available either looking out across the pristine lagoon or directly connected to the beach. These models cover 125 and 130 square meters, respectively, and offer great views from their decks. The upgraded Deluxe Beach Bungalow with Pool offers more space at 160 square meters, and there is also the Ocean Bungalow, which is the same size but hovers above the pristine ocean. The Ocean Bungalow has a three-tiered deck, oversized Jacuzzi, and offers views of the marine life below via a glass floor.

This accommodation comes in two classes; one is a raised structure above the ocean and the other is along the beach. The ocean incarnation covers 330 square meters, features a freshwater swimming pool, and its infinity edge mimics the horizon. The central room is connected to the deck and has a vaulted ceiling, giving a sense of grandeur to its couches and pool. A Jacuzzi is located on the outdoor deck, which is perfect for lounging or BBQ, and the two bedrooms are expertly appointed. The Two Bedroom Beach Pavilion is considerably larger at 800 square feet. It offers a private strip of beach and an elevated master bedroom with glass floors, providing a view of the infinity pool and tranquil lagoon below. The second bedroom is also indulgent, and there is a private library attached.

Perhaps the resort's most iconic accommodation, The Playpen covers 800 square feet and is a certified Maldives penthouse. Its aesthetics draw on the sensibilities of modern Parisians, the enigmatic character of Upper East Side New York, and it of course makes use of the stunning natural scenery surrounding it. The accommodation’s elevated master bedroom has an attached "playroom" that features an oversized ocean view bath, private steam and sauna wet area, and a balcony overlooking the impressive stone infinity pool. A discrete staircase descends down to the living room, which opens up to the lounge and dining areas. There is a cocktail bar and culinary gallery, and the entertainment deck overlooks the lava-stoned 60-square-meter pool. Finally, private gardens lead to a strip of beachfront, providing yet another option for guests to relax.

Spend a night at sea on the traditional dhoni. The vessel offers 64 square feet of livable space, and the below-deck bedroom is fitted with a king bed, wine cellar, and an indulgent gourmet minibar.

The Pump Gym is a well-equipped overwater gym fitted with treadmills and a variety of options for weightlifting activities. Yoga classes are also held on the island, with Indian Traditional Hatha Yoga class available.

From Scuba diving to snorkeling, the resort's on-site aquatic recreation center, Float, has a professional team that can turn the dreams of guests into realities. Instructors can take guests on diving adventures, seeing the mesmerizing sea life below the water's surface, and courses are also available for beginners and experts alike. There are also snorkeling excursions to nearby reefs, and the center’s luxury yacht, Silver Surf, brings guests up close and personal with dolphins, mantas, and occasionally even whale sharks.

The resort's spa offers a variety of treatments that draw on Western and Eastern techniques, but what sets it apart is its two underwater couples’ treatment rooms that offer panoramic reef views and soothing sea-inspired design. This is allegedly the first underwater spa in the world, and there are a number of treatments available that are designed specifically to take advantage of it. Additionally, there are six treatment rooms above water.

Serving a variety of international flavors for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, this overwater restaurant merges luxury with a laid-back attitude. The classy wooden structure has high ceilings and features stunning views.

With a highly experienced executive chef at the helm and a team composed of culinary minds from eight different nationalities, Feeling Koi offers a dynamic dining experience rooted in Japanese culinary traditions. Simple yet elegant presentations of dishes crafted from the highest-quality ingredients are the norm here. Among tantalizing Japanese courses presented in a playful, Latin-infused style are reef fish prepared with ginger salsa and Japanese wagyu strip loin saga. The menu also includes an array of fresh sushi options.

Adding a touch of European culinary piazza to the Maldives, Forno is located on the white sands of the beach and serves everything from made-before-your-eyes, wood-let go pizzas to crisp antipasti.

Billed as an overwater parlor with "crude food" that has an "Easter impact," this chic destination’s lounge has seating that looks out across the expansive horizon. During the day, invigorating juices are served, and at night mixed drinks take their place.

This chic beachside bar is appointed with blonde rattan parlor seats and a white sand floor. Snacks are available and the bar menu is accommodating.

Located eight meters beneath the island, this novel basement cavern boasts 6,000 wines, including hard to find vintages. While enjoying the culinary experience dubbed the "Island Chief Dinner," an expert sommelier helps guests to navigate through the sea of wines to get exactly what they're craving.