Why We Enjoy COMO Island of Cocoa

The beaches on Cocoa Island are any peace seeker's dream come true, offering unimpeded vistas of the Indian Ocean, long expanses of uninhabited fine sand, and a relaxed pace of life. The guests enjoy taking a stroll after dusk along one of the Maldives' longest sandbanks that is connected to a resort. On your doorstep is a turquoise lagoon with a lovely beach and a house reef.

Cocoa Island is the best option if you're seeking for excellent, convenient snorkelling during your Maldives weekend. The house reef, which is reachable from the villa, is teeming with a wide variety of fish species, rays, sharks, turtles, and other marine life. The staff at the resort also takes visitors snorkelling at night to witness nocturnal marine life and bioluminescent corals.

In the entire globe, the diving is the best you've ever done. Each dive is incredibly fantastic, and the coral reefs are amazing. COMO Cocoa Island is bordered by beautiful dive locations, including the impressive Kandooma Caves and the perennially well-liked Cocoa Thila shark cleaning station. You can also dive with the on-site marine biologist, who will provide explanations on the plants and animals you'll find there. Anyone beginning to dive or who hasn't dove in a while should visit this resort because the diving staff is incredibly professional.

COMO Cocoa elevates health and wellness much further than any other Maldives island does. A really healing location is the serene COMO Shambhala Retreat in the Maldives. The resort offers a holistic health programme that includes yoga, massages, saunas, and water therapies. The gym and pilates studio are both very well furnished with all new equipment.

For every meal, the restaurant offers a special "fitness" menu with incredibly healthy - and delectable - selections. the toast with avocado. The quinoa tofu kimchi bowl and the acai bowl are excellent. Moreover, this is only breakfast!

One more illustration for COMO The luxury of cocoa is related to food. There is only one restaurant on Cocoa Island, Ufaa, yet the food options are plenty to keep visitors entertained for any amount of time. Any meal, whether it be European, Asian, or something off the Shambala menu, as well as the slightly daily-changing dinner menu, all-day dining options, or one of the three themed nights (Indian, Indonesian, or newly Thai), will be available at the same restaurant with good quality and attentive service. Vegetarian options and free, delicious coffee are also provided. Before heading to dinner, why not have a drink? Just a few steps away is the well-stocked Faru bar. The handmade cocktails are also fantastic.