Sun Siyam Irufushi
Sun Siyam Irufushi occupies a generous 52-acre island in Noonu Atoll, one of only a handful of resorts in an atoll that only recently opened to tourism - which keeps its coral reefs and dive sites, including Orimas Thila, refreshingly untouched. Getting there involves either a 45-minute seaplane flight plus a 10-minute speedboat transfer, or a 35-minute domestic flight followed by a 45-minute boat ride. 221 traditional Maldivian villas range from beachfront rooms with private jacuzzis to sprawling multi-bedroom retreats built for VIP stays, several with round-the-clock butler service. Food is a serious focus too, spread across 11 restaurants that move between French classics, Southeast Asian cuisine, Italian comfort food, Middle Eastern spreads and Japanese teppanyaki, backed by an extensive wine cellar and a resident sommelier. Beyond meals, the resort runs a full spa across 20 treatment rooms with hydrotherapy pools and Ayurvedic guidance, an SSI and PADI dive centre, and enough recreation - tennis, a golf simulator, karaoke, watersports - to fill days that swing between total stillness and open-water adventure.
Room Types
1/4Deluxe Beach Villa
Generously proportioned bedrooms, alcoved daybeds and lofty ceilings set the tone in this beach villa, with a standout outdoor bathroom that includes a private jacuzzi and rain shower. The wide terrace comes with a dining table, a large cabana and lush greenery, all just steps from the beach and lagoon.
1/6Deluxe Beach Villa With Pool
An oversized outdoor terrace and garden frame a large private pool that stretches toward the beach in this highly sought-after villa. A dining table, shaded cabana and daybed sit just a few steps from the lagoon, while inside a king-size bed and a bathroom with jacuzzi and rain shower complete the picture.
1/4Family Deluxe Beach Villa With Pool
Sleeping up to five guests behind a sliding door that separates bedroom from living space, this flexible villa comes with a private courtyard and pool area featuring an outdoor jacuzzi and a shaded circular cabana. The beach and lagoon sit just steps away for a swim or an evening meal under the stars.
1/6Pool Beach Villa
Sleeping up to five, these large beach villas suit family trips and gatherings with friends. A private swimming pool and an outdoor lounge with dining table, chairs, cabana and sun loungers all sit right on the beach, while sliding doors inside separate the bedroom from the living area and a jacuzzi bathroom adds an extra touch of luxury.
1/6Water Villa
Perched on stilts above the lagoon with just a few steps down into the Indian Ocean, this five-star villa offers generously proportioned indoor and outdoor living space. Mornings bring panoramic views, while evenings wind down on a private sun deck.
1/5Horizon Water Villa
Building on the standard Water Villa, this room adds a private outdoor jacuzzi and unbroken Indian Ocean views, suiting couples and families alike. A glass viewing panel set into the floor and deck steps down into the lagoon round out the experience.
1/3Sunset Horizon Water Villa
This villa is built for indulgence, with a private outdoor jacuzzi for watching the Maldivian sunset, champagne in hand. Horizon views extend even to the spa bathtub set into a window, making this one of the island's most coveted stays.
1/4Infinity Water Villa
Each of these five villas includes a master bedroom, a separate lounge and a bathroom with a spa tub set beside floor-to-ceiling windows. Outside, a wide deck leads to a lava-stone infinity pool, plus a shaded dining cabana, sun loungers and some of the island's best ocean views.
1/5Aqua Retreat
For guests drawn to lagoon living, this retreat offers two king-bedded rooms, a large separate lounge and kitchenette, plus its own infinity pool, jacuzzi, sun deck and outdoor dining pavilion. Round-the-clock butler service keeps privacy and comfort fully covered.
1/5Hidden Retreat
Set in the middle of the island and wrapped in lush vegetation for total seclusion, this retreat opens through an entrance courtyard into two king-bedded rooms, a lounge and kitchen, plus a wide outdoor terrace with a large pool surrounded by private gardens. Butlers are on call 24 hours a day.
1/6Celebrity Retreat
The island's largest villa accommodates up to 10 guests across two storeys, with three king-bedded rooms, a lounge and billiards room, a kitchenette and a spa room. Outside there's a dining pavilion, sun deck, large pool and a private stretch of beach, all backed by round-the-clock butler service.
Dining
Iru Restaurant
International
Mornings here start with fresh fruit and smoothies before a full English breakfast with warm pastries, while dinner transforms the space into a nightly showcase of world cuisines with live cooking stations.
Flavours
French
Drawing on French classics with its own twist, this restaurant serves dishes like Gnocchi à la Parisienne and Confit de Canard in an elegant, relaxed beachside setting.
Islander's Grill
Seafood
Seafood takes centre stage here, with local specialties like Maldivian lobster and yellowfin tuna alongside the catch of the day, plus weekly barbecues and special dining events in a relaxed beachfront setting.
The Trio
Italian
Italian comfort food fills the menu here, from freshly made pasta to hot stone-baked pizza, served indoors or out with Indian Ocean views - a reliable favourite with the whole family.
Bamboo Restaurant
Southeast Asian
This intimate beach terrace restaurant specialises in Southeast Asian cooking, from laksa to Hainan chicken, with noodles, curries, fragrant salads and a solid vegetarian selection served in the warm sea air.
Reflections Adult Pool & Bar
Bar
An adults-only space built for lazy afternoons and sunset toasts, with chilled tunes setting the mood for a romantic evening.
Waters Edge Bar
Bar
Cocktails and world-class jazz set the tone here, alongside speciality wines, beers, smoothies and juices, with DJ sets and traditional Maldivian BoduBeru dance nights once the sun goes down.
Fluid Family Pool & Bar
Poolside
Overlooking the main pool, this family favourite serves snacks between laps and shareable plates for bigger appetites, best paired with a mocktail or fresh fruit smoothie.
Bubble Lounge
Champagne Bar
This overwater bar serves an impressive selection of champagne and sparkling wine, including limited editions and rare vintages, best enjoyed with a plate of canapés.
The Wine Cellar
Wine Bar
The resident sommelier leads a guided tour through rare vintages and fine champagnes here, with tastings paired against cheese, caviar or light bites for an exclusive evening.
In-villa Dining
In-Villa
International dishes are available around the clock, delivered straight to the comfort of the villa any hour of the day or night.
Destination Dining
Private Dining
The team sets up bespoke dining experiences anywhere on the island, from a candlelit dinner under the stars to a stone-baked pizza in the villa or a midnight beach barbecue.
La Cremeria
Desserts
Homemade ice cream, milkshakes, frappés and fresh juices make this the go-to stop for cooling down after a day at the beach, alongside a daily selection of desserts.
Taste of India at Fluid
Indian
Rich curries, dals and freshly baked naan bring the best of India to the table, with sharing-style menus served both indoors and out by the pool.
Teppanyaki
Japanese
Hidden beneath palms and bamboo, this restaurant serves authentic Japanese dishes cooked sizzling right in front of guests, always finished with a glass of sake.
The Spa Cafe
Cafe
This menu is built around feeling good, offering nutritious dishes and snacks that pair well with a detoxifying spa treatment beforehand.
Sinbad
Middle Eastern
Perfect for sharing, this menu takes guests on a culinary tour of the Middle East, from light bites, salads and crispy falafel to specialty grills, mezze and homemade Arabic bread.
Activities
Spa & Wellness
Traditional massage techniques meet contemporary wellness practice across the spa's 20 rooms, backed by hydrotherapy pools, steam rooms and saunas, plus one-to-one yoga, guided meditation and consultations with a resident Ayurvedic doctor.
Watersports
Snorkel gear and a fleet of speedboats, catamarans and traditional dhoni open up the surrounding waters, while windsurfing, kiteboarding and jet skiing bring more of a thrill.
Excursions
Guided trips explore the crystal-clear waters around the island, introduce traditional local fishing methods and indigenous flora and fauna, and often end with a sunset dhoni cruise.
Recreation
From the pool to the tennis courts to the fitness centre, Sun Siyam Irufushi keeps travellers of every age entertained on dry land as much as at sea.
Diving
An SSI and PADI-certified dive centre runs courses for every skill level, whether exploring the sheltered reef nearby or heading further out for open-water adventure.
Transfers
Seaplane: 30-45 minutes, USD 600; Speedboat: 45 minutes, USD 150
Policies
Check-in 2:00 PM. Check-out 12:00 PM. Children of all ages are welcome. Kids under 12 stay free when sharing parents' room.. Free cancellation up to 30 days before arrival. 50% charge for cancellations 14-29 days before. Full charge for cancellations less than 14 days before arrival.. Smart casual for restaurants. Swimwear appropriate only at pool and beach areas.
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