One&Only Reethi Rah

Once known as the "King's Island" , the Maldives are synonymous with blue lagoons and ring-shaped coral atolls. The One&Only Reethi Rah invites you to explore this paradise. With pristine, white sandy beaches and crystal-clear, turquoise waters, it offers a unique setting for relaxation. The beach clubs and refreshing pools provide variety. The One&Only Spa offers tailor-made treatments, and for workout enthusiasts there is a state-of-the-art fitness center with an outdoor area. Guests also have the opportunity to discover the fascinating Maldivian underwater world while snorkeling or diving. Sporting entertainment is provided by Club One, a beach club with activities for all ages. A variety of water sports such as canoeing, windsurfing, jet skiing and water skiing guarantee fun on the water. On land, active guests can enjoy two tennis courts, a padel court, a climbing wall and a professional artificial turf soccer pitch.





The resort extends over a generous 44 hectares and offers guests 118 luxurious villas spread along the island's extensive bays. The beach villas boast private access to the white sandy beach. The water villas float above the crystal-clear lagoon and are connected to secluded parts of the island via footbridges. For particularly exclusive requirements, the two three-bedroom Grand Residences offer an incomparable experience. An outdoor living and dining area invites you to enjoy meals prepared by a private chef.





Culinary indulgence is also a top priority at One&Only Reethi Rah. The restaurants offer an impressive selection of different styles. The Reethi, for example, combines the flavors of French, Asian and Japanese cuisine. In addition, lovers of Japanese cuisine can enjoy first-class omakase menus at Hoshi, while Fanditha offers an exotic ambience right on the beach. The Rah Bar serves light meals during the day and transforms into a lively cocktail bar in the evening. Rabarbaro offers Italian cuisine, while the Beach Club serves fresh salads and grilled dishes after an exciting dive. If you are looking for an authentic farm-to-fork experience, Botanica is the place for you. Another unique restaurant opened this year: the spectacularly designed Tapasake, which is one of the largest gourmet temples in the Maldives. Floating on a generous surface above the Indian Ocean, it delights with seafood from local waters and Tokyo-style ramen. Creative cocktails are served on the terrace for Golden Hour, while a cozy lounge below the dining rooms invites guests to watch coral reefs and reef sharks. After dark, the restaurant transforms into a vibrant hub with DJs and live music. There is no better way to end a day in the Maldives.

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