JOALI Being
Raa Atoll
Wellbeing redefined
Journey along the path to self-discovery and transformation at JOALI BEING - a luxurious wellbeing island of its kind, nestled on the tiny tropical island of Bodufushi, in Raa Atoll. Just 40-minutes away from Malé International Airport, this innovative island retreat is surrounded by crystalline lagoons, pristine beaches and lush coconut palms. A team of naturopaths, nutritionists, therapists and movement specialists are on hand for the ultimate attention to wellness and to help ensure you come home feeling rejuvenated and inspired. Guests from the age of 14 years are welcome.
At JOALI BEING, each of the 68 thoughtfully crafted ‘well living spaces’ come with private pools and special inclusions, such as customised mini-bar setups, meditative musical instruments and wellbeing games. With an impressive choice of one to four-bedroom villas and residences, all are built according to biophilic design principles, evoking harmony and balance to eliminate negative vibrations and enhance the energy flow of the landscape. Envision a temple-like paradise, with thatched structures soaring high above and sandy floors beneath. Interiors are crafted with artisan driftwood, and finished with brushed-bronze caps, cane, and coir. Relax in a tranquil atmosphere of pebble-grey, blush-pink and soft-teal. The open-plan villas feature thoughtful touches like positive affirmations on the clothes hangers, providing a truly unique experience that allows you to feel connected to the waves beyond. A Jadugar (butler), is on hand throughout your stay to take care of your every need.
Guests can enjoy a conscious culinary experience at JOALI BEING with four restaurants to choose from, and menus carefully curated by nutritionists. The resorts Earth-to-Table initiative ensures to source the freshest, locally harvested ingredients with traceability that supports small farms and is sustainably sourced. FLOW is a vibrant open-plan interactive dining space with three signature kitchens. Plantae offers vegetarian and vegan cuisine, Su serves ocean-to-table pescatarian fare, while B’Well features JOALI BEING's signature menu with a selection of Earth-to-Table meals. Come sunset, Mojo awaits you - a tropical beach sanctuary nestled on a three-layered sundeck, perfect for lunch or a sundowner by the pool. Take a seat by the waves for an unforgettable feast at Ocean Sala Dining. Savour perfectly grilled premium cuts of meat and seafood, including specialties like Wagyu beef, Japanese scallops, and lobster and tuna from Maldivian waters.
At JOALI BEING, wellbeing is more than an expression – it’s a way of life. Here, you can embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and renewal. Curated offerings blend ancient wisdom with modern science, creating experiences tailored to individual lifestyles and goals through the Four Pillars of JOALI BEING: Mind, Skin, Microbiome and Energy. The impressive Areka wellbeing center is like no other spa in the Maldives, featuring 39 treatment rooms, with expansive spaces such as the KAASHI hydrotherapy hall and its sensory deprivation room, Banya, inspired by the Russian Banya, water therapies, salt inhalation room, and hammam. Rejuvenate on the dreamy overwater meditation deck, Ocean Sala, or find stillness and movement in the inventive and inspiring facilities. Experience the thrill of an energetic workout or the soul-deep stillness of reflection and growth.
Take to the water and explore the depths of the Indian Ocean and discover a world of vibrant marine life and stunning coral reefs. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the underwater world with snorkeling and diving, where you will encounter tropical fish, stingrays, turtles, reef sharks, and more. At the Marine Center, you can enjoy leisurely and adrenaline-fueled water sports. For a change of scenery, take a 15-minute boat ride to neighbouring sister island, JOALI Maldives, and experience a new adventure.
In line with the resort's conscious approach to sustainability, JOALI BEING is also home to one of three turtle conservation sanctuaries in the Maldives developed in cooperation with the Olive Ridley Project, as well as a Reef Restoration Project and a coral nursery.
