The Full Moon Maldives resort, with its natural thatched cottages and bungalows, is built on its own tropical island with pristine beaches and palm trees. It features 156 guestrooms over two floors, with thatched roofs and vaulted ceilings. All include air conditioning, private balconies, minibars, coffee/tea makers, satellite television, CD players, direct-dial telephones and safes. Guests can head for the hotel's spa centre with its sauna, steam room, jetted tub and full range of therapeutic treatments, massages and beauty services or workout at the fitness room. There is a large fresh water swimming pool and safe children's splash pool and the resort is surrounded by a pristine private beach. There are organised activities for children and live music and entertainment in the evenings. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk provide full concierge services, currency exchange and can arrange childcare. The resort offers a wide range of watersports including windsurfing, catamaran sailing, parasailing, canoeing, snorkelling and world class scuba diving. There are also two floodlit tennis courts, table tennis and a children's playground. The Full Moon Restaurant is an open-sided thatched pavilion overlooking the pool and gardens, serving an extensive breakfast buffet and a range of fine international cooking. Casa Luna restaurant specialises in fine Mediterranean dining with plenty of fresh fish dishes (dress code applies). The Sawasdee offers authentic Thai cuisine and guests can enjoy freshly grilled fish and steaks, salads and fresh pasta at the Atoll Grill with its intimate candlelit beachside seating. Serving drinks and snacks during the day, in the evening the Anchorage Bar is a great spot to watch the sunset or enjoy a late night cocktail under the stars and the Drifters Club is an air conditioned indoor bar with karaoke and TV sports.
The following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Transfer: $70 per adult, per trip
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change.
