Kuredu Island Resort, Lhaviyani Atoll

World-class diving with shipwrecks and manta rays from a luxurious family-friendly private island

from$497 /night

per room, full board

Overview

  • Kids- and adults-only areas to ensure everybody has the time of their life
  • Perfect for divers with free nitrox, dive packages, and tech-friendly centre
  • Luxurious fine dining and cocktail lounges, and award-winning spa facilities
  • Exciting dive sites including manta cleaning stations and shipwrecks nearby

Kuredu Island Resort is a private island playground catering to adventurous families, couples, and dive groups. This property boasts some of the atoll's most exciting amenities including the flagship Prodivers dive centre, an award-winning spa, kid's club, sailing charters, and nearly every watersport you can think of. Plus, spacious and modern villas surrounded by tropical gardens and a white sand beach. Their impressive services for divers include a wide variety of PADI courses, guided day trips in Lhaviyani and Noonu Atolls, free nitrox, and exploration on the island's expansive house reef.

Rooms

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Garden Bungalow

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Garden Bungalow

Queen-size bed
2 people
54 sqm
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from $497 /night

Beach Bungalow

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Beach Bungalow

Four poster bed
2 people
54 sqm
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from $609 /night

Beach Villa

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Beach Villa

King size bed
2 people
57 sqm
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from $677 /night

O Beach Villa

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O Beach Villa

King size bed
2 people
57 sqm
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from $744 /night

Jacuzzi Beach Villa

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Jacuzzi Beach Villa

Four poster bed
2 people
78 sqm
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from $812 /night

Sangu Water Villa

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Sangu Water Villa

Four poster bed
2 people
70 sqm
Adults only
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from $1,070 /night

Private Pool Villa

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Private Pool Villa

Four poster bed
2 people
287 sqm
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from $1,275 /night

Resort checklist

Number of rooms:389
Overwater bungalows:Yes
Restaurants and bars:17

Meal plans:

  • Full Board
  • All Inclusive
Official dive center rating:PADI 5-Star IDC
House reef:Yes
Nitrox:Yes

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Diving in Lhaviyani Atoll

  • Sharks
    Sharks
    Year round
  • Manta Rays
    Manta Rays
    From October to February
  • Schooling reef fish
    Schooling reef fish
    Year round
  • Wrecks
    Wrecks
    Year round
  • Eagle ray
    Eagle ray
    Year round
  • Hawksbill turtle
    Hawksbill turtle
    Year round

Lhaviyani is one of the Maldives’ most diverse atolls, with a variety of underwater environments and dive sites to suit every skill and comfort level. Nearly every island in this region is surrounded by a fringing coral reef with easy conditions, perfectly suited to beginners. But, slightly further afield, the underwater terrain quickly transforms. This atoll's northern waters are home to sites like Kuredu Express - known for fast moving currents, plummeting channels, and encounters with pelagic species like sharks and manta rays. Plus, the Shipyard's two famous wrecks, one of which can even be explored by beginners.

Lhaviyani Atoll diving is typified by deep channels called kandus that funnel supersized wildlife like reef mantas in from the open ocean. One of the region’s most famous, Felivaru Kandu, is well known for its visiting reef manta rays, and other big fish sightings. You'll also visit thilas - submerged pinnacles that serve as busy cleaning stations for marine megafauna. Here, some of the region’s largest species wait patiently in line for their spa sessions with tiny reef fish who are more than happy to offer their services. Lhaviyani Atoll is an ideal area for trying your hand at drift diving as well, with plenty of current-swept corners and walls to explore. Keep one eye out in the blue during all of your dives, and you might spot sharks and tuna cruising the reef's edge. And, while encounters are much less frequent, whale sharks have also been known to make appearances in the region!