Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu is in Baa Atoll, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, 30 minutes from Malé by seaplane. The island is green and the villas have traditional thatched roofs. A vibrant house reef makes for good snorkelling, and the resort runs a Marine Biology Centre and a Turtle Rescue Centre.
There are 98 villas. Beach Villas, Sunset Beach Villas and Deluxe Villas are 87 m², with four-poster beds under net canopies and garden bathrooms, and the Deluxe Villas add a private splash pool; Deluxe Pool Villas (104 m²) have a pool curving along a private beach and a hammock between the palms. Over the water, the Lagoon Villas and Sunset Lagoon Villas (87 m²) each have a plunge pool. Most villas sleep two as standard and up to four.
Cowrie is the largest restaurant, with buffets and live cooking in an open-air pavilion, and Cornus serves Asian food and seafood by the beach. The Beach Bar faces the sunset, and Conch Bar does coffee, cocktails and snacks by the island's deepest beach. Coco Spa has five rooms for Indonesian, Thai and Ayurvedic treatments with Thalgo products, including a spice bath ritual.
من المفيد أن تعرفThis profile comes from travel agencies, because the resort's own website couldn't be checked. The price is only maldives.com's 'starting from' range, so treat it as a rough guide, and Resortlife lists half board as the lowest meal plan.