Como Cocoa Island Maldives – Updated 2022 Rates

Amidst the navy-blue-hued Indian Ocean, showcasing exquisite geographical beauty of a private beach island full of white sands and dark-green tropical vegetation in the middle, surrounded by crystal-clear water, COMO Cocoa Island is a five-star luxury resort exclusively for couples and honeymooners featuring all-over water villas over the lagoon. The last renovation being in May 2019, the resort has taken long seven months to re-present it as all the modern-built Maldives property in order to excel and gather many more visitors for the year 2020.

Securing its position among the best region in South Male atoll, that is perfect for underwater lovers like divers and snorkelers, 

COMO Cocoa Island Maldives Resort is located on Makunufushi island, not much away from the capital Male. The region is blessed to have two vibrant private sea life-rich house reefs. Distanced around just 30 kilometers away from the capital, The Como Cocoa Maldives Resort shall be reached by a 40-minute speedboat journey across the serene water watching flying fishes and dolphins.

In six luxury villa categories, COMO Cocoa Island presents just 34 residence units all set over the adorable lagoon of the island. With considerably less amount of villas, guests shall expect much more exclusive treatment and service from the resort, and the island would be perfectly calm and undisturbed. No wonder why couples rated the resort above «excellent» for two-person accommodation. As for the leisure and fun set up for the guests, there are spa, water-sports, land activities, restaurants and bars.

The property has one sister concern with equal luxuries located on Maalifushi island in the most southern reaches of the Maldives, COMO Maalifushi which is the only private island resort to open in Thaa Atoll. With least-spoilt surroundings of abundant natural feast and top-notch accommodation with overwater and beach residences, COMO Maalifushi has been the ultimate getaway for couples, families, divers, and surfers. Presenting a string of uninhabited private islands and sightseeing spots, the region is only accessible via a 60-minute seaplane.