Dusit Thani Maldives announces the re-launch of its Ocean Villas, subsequent to the completion of major upgrades worth over 1.5 Million USD. The exciting aesthetic transformation of the Ocean Villas “provides an unparalleled ocean, reef and lagoon experience,” comments Thanos Lionsatos, Director of Sales & Marketing, Dusit Thani Maldives. “The holistic sojourn of our guests starts the very moment they are escorted to their Ocean Villa through a newly revamped over-water wooden causeway. Once inside the Villas, guests can sense the perfect play of luxury with subtle Thai touches whilst enjoying unobstructed views of ocean’s horizon.”

This luxuriously appointed villa category provides 180 square meters of living space and features Balau timber decking in the outdoor space adjacent to the expansive bedroom. The Villas boast an innovative range of Kohler shower heads in the attached open-air wooden deck along with DEDON’s limited-edition Orbit day beds, designed by Richard Frinier.
The revitalized look of the Villas is also reflected in their façades: new Kajan thatched roofs reflect traditional Maldivian heritage, giving a distinct character to the Ocean Villa’s design.
The Villas encompass a spacious bedroom replete with modern facilities. From the outdoor wooden deck, a staircase allows direct access down into the rich coral reef. Guests can indulge in a decadent bubble bath, recline on a day bed or blissfully wade in the pool overhanging the crystal waters in complete seclusion overlooking the Indian Ocean.

Located on breathtaking Mudhdhoo Island a mere thirty five minutes away from capital Malé, this resort opened in 2012 and offers twenty six Beach Villas, ten Beach Villas with Pool, twenty nine Water Villas with Pool, twenty Ocean Villas with Pool, two Ocean Pavilions, two Beach Residences and five Family Beach Villas with Pool. The resort features a 750 sqm swimming pool, (the largest in the Maldives), signature Benjarong Thai restaurant, Devarana Spa with six treetop treatment pods in the heart of a grove of coconut palms, tennis courts and a diverse marine life surrounding the island located in the heart of Baa Atoll, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve.