Kudadoo Maldives is on a private island in Lhaviyani Atoll in the Indian Ocean. Guests fly into Malé International Airport ...
... and are then flown to the resort, which is about 40 minutes away, by private seaplane.
The resort consists of 15 bungalows that arch out over the water in a circular shape.
Kudadoo is an adults-only resort that only welcomes guests over the age of 15. Parties can also rent out the entire island for private events, in which case guests of all ages are welcome.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdBoth one-bedroom and two-bedroom residences are available.
The resort prides itself on its exclusivity and its wellness services, not to mention its eco-friendly status.
The resort's 984 solar panels (visible in the photo below) enable it to be entirely solar-powered.
And its environmentally friendly approach doesn't end there: The resort relies on minimal single-use plastics (plastic straws and utensils, for example, are banned) ...
... and the buildings were built with sustainably sourced wood.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip Ad... and a restaurant that relies heavily on locally caught seafood.
According to its website, Kudadoo is also home to the Maldives' first Himalayan salt chamber.
It's said to cleanse sinuses and ease muscles.
That's in addition to an extensive range of massages, facials, and acupuncture and reflexology treatments.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdThe resort has a gym, but if that's not enough, a yoga and meditation guru is also on site.
As can be expected for a luxurious, all-inclusive stay in a remote location, it doesn't come cheap.
A one-bedroom residence booked for two adults starts at $3,400 per night ...
... and a two-bedroom residence (four guests) starts at $4,800 per night.