1 Bedroom Crusoe Suite with Pool
This two-storey villa suits couples who want more living space or parents travelling with children. Set among greenery by the beach, it has a private pool, outdoor terrace and dining area.
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This is the lowest available price
No matter which date you choose, this remains the best price.
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Please note that all prices are based on double occupancy and are quoted as starting from the lowest available rate.
This two-storey villa suits couples who want more living space or parents travelling with children. Set among greenery by the beach, it has a private pool, outdoor terrace and dining area.
This suite is designed for parents who want separate sleeping space for children without booking a two-bedroom villa. It is close to the beach and includes a private pool, family room and kitchenette.
This is the one-bedroom option for travellers who want to stay over the lagoon. The villa is reached by jetty and has direct access to the water.
One of the smaller villas at Soneva Fushi, this category works well for couples or a small family wanting to stay close to the beach. It sits among palms near the shore and looks towards Eydhafushi.
This one-bedroom villa suits couples who prefer an island setting rather than staying over the water. It sits among the trees and has views towards Eydhafushi.
This residence gives families two bedrooms arranged across different levels around a double-height living area. Its position among the island’s greenery keeps the setting sheltered while remaining close to the shore.
Villa 44 is made up of two separate two-storey buildings, which gives families or friends more privacy between sleeping areas. The residence sits within gardens close to the beach.
Villa 45 places the bedrooms on separate levels, giving parents, older children or two couples more privacy. Its position close to the sand also gives guests direct beach access.
Villa 70 suits families or friends who want their own fitness space alongside the usual villa facilities. The residence includes a private gym and an upper-level balcony reached from the upstairs bedroom.
This two-storey suite places one bedroom upstairs and another downstairs, giving families and friends useful separation. It sits among jungle gardens by the beach.
This villa has a more informal island style, using wood, woven rope, recycled planks and palm thatch. It sits within dense greenery with the beach close by.
This suite works well for families who want easy access to the shore alongside their own wellness spaces. It sits among greenery close to the beach.
Set on the beachfront, this villa suits families who want to stay close to the sand and sea. The two-bedroom layout includes plenty of shared space alongside its private pool.
This is the larger overwater option and works well for families wanting more space above the lagoon. Wide decks surround the villa, with direct access to the water.
Villa 2 is made up of three two-storey bungalows linked by a suspended walkway, giving families or groups separate sleeping areas within one villa. It sits on the sunrise side in a beachside position with ocean views.
Villa 5 is particularly useful for families with younger children. Alongside the main private pool, it has a separate children’s pool and children’s room.
Villa 68 sits within the island’s greenery with the beach close by. Its layout works well for a larger family or group who wants several shared spaces rather than one main living room.
Villa 9 is well set up for families, with a dedicated children’s room and children’s pool alongside the main swimming pool. It sits close to the sand among palms.
Villa 1 suits families and groups who want their own wellness and fitness facilities within the residence. It sits near the shoreline on the sunrise side with ocean views.
At 1,370 sqm, Villa 14 gives families and groups plenty of space across its bedrooms and shared areas. It sits within island gardens near the beach and uses natural materials such as thatch, bamboo and wood.
Villa 32 sits on the sunrise side and is arranged over two levels, with one bedroom downstairs and two upstairs. The master suite includes an outdoor bathroom with a pond feature.
Villa 33 has one of the broadest sets of facilities among the three-bedroom residences. It is set within the island’s greenery and gives families or groups plenty to use without leaving the villa.
Villa 41 works well for families who want plenty of space around the pool. The two-storey layout includes a master suite with an open-air bathroom and two guest suites with al fresco bathtubs.
Villa 71 sits on the sunset side and is arranged over two levels, with one bedroom downstairs and two upstairs. It suits families who want evening views from their own residence.
Villa 18 works well for larger families who want to stay very close to the beach. It sits among gardens and mangroves just steps from the sand, with views towards the ocean.
Villa 65 gives larger families or groups more space than many of the other four-bedroom beach villas. It sits among jungle foliage near the shore.
Villa 69 suits larger families and groups who want four bedrooms without moving into one of the much larger estates. It sits close to the beach and offers sunset views.
Villa 15 has been planned around family stays, with four bedrooms alongside a study, children’s room and separate nanny room.
Villa 39 spreads its four bedrooms across two floors, giving families or friends more separation. Two bedrooms are downstairs and two are upstairs.
Villa 31 is well suited to larger families who want both activity and wellness facilities within their accommodation. The shared areas are arranged around a large central deck.
Villa 38 stands out for its Moonlight Table, an elevated dining space above the roof with views of both sunrise and sunset.
Villa 37 is designed for extended families and larger groups who need several shared spaces as well as six bedrooms.
Villa 42 combines family spaces with its own wellness and leisure facilities. It suits larger groups who want to spend a good part of the holiday around their residence.
Villa 43 faces west, making sunset views one of its main features. The accommodation is arranged across separate structures around an established banyan tree, giving a large family or group more privacy between areas.
Villa 11 is designed for large families and groups who want several bedrooms alongside their own leisure and wellness facilities.
Out of the Blue is an overwater restaurant with open terraces above the sea. The menu focuses on Asian cuisine, with grilled dishes and sharing plates served in a relaxed setting.
Flying Sauces begins with a zipline journey through the jungle canopy before guests arrive at a dining platform 12 metres above the forest floor. The open-air setting looks across the treetops towards the Indian Ocean.
Fresh in the Garden sits above the resort’s organic gardens, with an open kitchen where guests can see the chefs preparing dishes. The menu focuses on seasonal ingredients, including produce from the gardens and seafood.
So Hands On by Chef Akira is a Japanese sushi counter where guests can watch each course being prepared in front of them. The experience follows an omakase style, with the chef guiding the meal.
The Cheese Room offers aged cheeses, charcuterie and preserves as part of Soneva Fushi’s 24-hour treat rooms.
Primitive focuses on Maldivian flavours cooked beside open flames on the beach. The fire-led cooking style gives it a different feel from the resort’s overwater and garden restaurants.
Carne Diem Grill by Dharshan brings the dining experience to the villa, with a charcoal grill used to prepare meats and seafood over an open flame.
Once Upon a Table is an intimate dining room focused on a tasting menu served course by course.
Out of the Sea is a shoreline seafood venue focused on freshly caught seafood.
Mihiree Mithaa is an all-day dining venue serving fresh pastries, island dishes and sweet options.
The Chocolate Room serves handmade chocolates, ice creams and sorbets prepared at the resort.
Pasta Counter serves fresh pasta prepared at a circular open kitchen beside daybeds.
Down to Earth is located on the sunrise side of the island and serves seasonal international and Mediterranean dishes.
So Bespoke offers Japanese teppanyaki dining with dishes prepared over the grill in front of guests. The setting includes views across the Baa Atoll, creating a more interactive meal than a traditional restaurant experience.
By the Bar is a shoreline venue serving cocktails, tapas and music in a relaxed setting. It is a natural place to stop for drinks or small plates during the evening.
The Wine Cellar focuses on Soneva Fushi’s wine collection, including rare vintages and organic wines selected with guidance from the resort’s sommeliers.
Shades of Green offers plant-based dining shaped around ingredients from the resort’s gardens.
In-Villa Dining allows guests to enjoy meals in their own villa rather than visiting a restaurant. Meals can be arranged at different times of day depending on guest preferences.
Floating Breakfast allows guests to enjoy breakfast in their villa pool.
Cinema Paradiso combines outdoor cinema with dining, allowing guests to enjoy food alongside a film screening.
Soneva Soul is the resort’s wellness space, combining treatments, movement and wellbeing experiences in an open-air setting. Guests can choose from personalised wellness journeys, massages, Ayurveda-inspired treatments, meditation, yoga and other wellbeing sessions.
The Den is Soneva Fushi’s dedicated space for children and teenagers aged 4 to 17. Spread across more than 1,365 sqm, it gives younger guests room to explore through creative activities, play and nature-based experiences.
Soleni Dive Centre provides diving experiences around the waters of Baa Atoll. Guests can explore coral reefs and underwater environments with guidance from the dive team.
Guided snorkelling gives guests the chance to explore the reefs around Soneva Fushi with support from experienced guides.
This seasonal marine experience gives guests opportunities to see manta rays in the waters around Baa Atoll. When conditions are suitable, excursions may visit areas known for manta activity.
Soneva Fushi offers non-motorised watersports across the lagoon, allowing guests to explore the water at their own pace.
Soneva Fushi offers surfing experiences for guests looking to explore Indian Ocean waves beyond the main resort setting.
Soneva Art & Glass gives guests the chance to see the creative process behind handmade glass pieces created from recycled glass bottles.
AquaTerra is Soneva Fushi’s conservation, education and science hub, focused on the connection between land and sea.
Wildlife Explorer introduces guests to the island’s natural environment through trails, tracking and hands-on learning.
The resort offers tennis and padel facilities surrounded by tropical greenery.
Yoga sessions at Soneva Fushi allow guests to practise movement and mindfulness around the natural rhythm of the island.
Peaceful Mind Meditation offers guided mindfulness and breathwork sessions designed around relaxation and mental wellbeing.
The Soneva Fushi zipline takes guests through the island canopy and is also part of the journey to Flying Sauces dining.
The Local Island Journey allows guests to visit nearby communities and learn more about Maldivian culture beyond the resort.
The cooking class allows guests to learn regional flavours and techniques alongside the resort’s chefs before enjoying what they prepare.
Drift and Dine is a private sandbank dining experience prepared by a private chef.
Soneva Fushi is on Kunfunadhoo in the Maldives’ Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. From Velana International Airport, the direct seaplane takes around 30 minutes. Alternatively, guests can take an approximately 30-minute domestic flight to Dharavandhoo Airport, followed by a speedboat journey of about 10 minutes. Soneva recommends arranging the preferred transfer at least 72 hours before arrival.
Transfer details: Around 30 minutes by seaplane, or a 30-minute domestic flight plus approximately a 10-minute speedboat.
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