Amari Raaya Maldives, the second property by Amari in the Maldives, is preparing for its grand opening on August 1, 2023. Situated in the breathtaking Raa Atoll, Amari Raaya Maldives draws inspiration from the lush nature of the archipelago, aiming to provide guests with an unforgettable castaway adventure.

At the heart of the resort experience lies the captivating narrative of Seb, an artist who found himself shipwrecked on the island and made it his home. Guests can immerse themselves in Seb’s story as they explore the resort, which showcases remnants of his life, including his art studio, ship, and watchtowers that have been transformed into exclusive dining and stargazing venues.

With 187 villas, the resort is designed to cater to families and aims to position itself as a family-oriented destination. Some beach villas can be connected to create two-bedroom accommodations, perfect for families or groups of friends traveling together.

The Village Square is the island’s central recreation, retail, and relaxation hub. Guests can start their day with a delightful cup of coffee at the café, browse for unique souvenirs at the retail outlets, pamper themselves with a rejuvenating massage at Maai Spa, or savor a culinary experience at one of the seven dining venues available.

Amari Raaya Maldives also encourages guests to embrace the ocean’s wonders by venturing into the open waters or exploring the island’s mangrove forests. The resort offers a wide range of activities for the whole family, including diving, water sports, zip lines, archery, mini-golf, playgrounds, paddle tennis, and badminton.

Accessing Amari Raaya Maldives is convenient for travelers, as it can be reached within 45 minutes of Velana International Airport. Guests can travel by seaplane or take a domestic flight from Malé to Ifuru Airport, making the journey hassle-free.

With its stunning location, captivating narrative, and a wealth of recreational options, Amari Raaya Maldives is poised to provide guests with a truly unforgettable experience from the moment they set foot on the island.