The iconic Atlantis brand expands to another stunning destination.
The Atlantis brand is expanding its reach to South Asia with what’s sure to be a swoon-worthy incentive destination. Anchored on the shores of Vaaredhdhoo Faru island and surrounded by the white sands and crystal clear waters of the Indian Ocean in the Maldives Archipelago, Atlantis The Royal Maldives is scheduled to open in 2029.
The resort will encompass two distinct islands: Family Island and Luxury Island, together offering 270 hotel rooms and 223 villas and mansions. It will be the first dual-island destination of its kind in the region, welcoming groups with entertainment, wellness experiences and a variety of event spaces for small gatherings and large conferences.
More than 17 world-class culinary experiences at the resort will include the brand’s signature venues such as Gastronomy, The Royal Tearoom and Ossiano, along with a diverse selection of celebrity-chef-led restaurants, vibrant beach clubs and social dining concepts. There will also be an expansive entertainment area called Aquaventure, featuring sustainably sourced native marine life of the Maldives and a Lost Chambers Aquarium, under the sustainability umbrella of the Atlantis Atlas Project.
Sustainability is a core focus of the project, protecting the island ecosystem through responsible design, energy efficiency, coral and seaweed regeneration and water conservation systems. These initiatives, integrated from planning to operation, aim to preserve the Maldives’ natural beauty and ensure long-term environmental resilience. A wellness sanctuary will include a botanical alchemy zone, a world-class spa with cutting-edge longevity treatments, an overwater platform for Yoga and breathwork, a beauty salon, a recovery studio and a cutting-edge indoor-outdoor fitness center that embraces holistic wellness.
The new resort will be the third in the family of singular, ocean-themed destination resorts that include Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas and Atlantis, The Palm Resort in Dubai.
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