Damac International has announced that construction of its Mandarin Oriental Bolidhuffaru Reef Resort, currently under development in the Maldives, is progressing well. 

 

The project’s beach villa foundations and structure are underway, while the beach reclamation works are almost complete. The infrastructure for the island is also nearing completion. 

 

Mohammed Tahaineh, General Manager of Projects at Damac International, stated: “We are excited to see the progress at the Bolidhuffaru Reef Resort. By fostering reliable and reputed partnerships with skilled experts in the field, we are confident that the resort will shape up to its goals of being a unique product in a world-class destination.” 

 

Earlier this year, multiple contracts were awarded to consultancies for a series of structural, engineering, and consultancy services. Additionally, contracts were also signed for signage and VR consultancy services for the project, as well as environmental impact assessment services, which run in parallel to Damac’s sustainable commitments. 

 

A luxurious getaway

The 34-hectare Mandarin Oriental Resort, scheduled to open in 2025, will be located in the Bolidhuffaru Reef in South Male Atoll. 

 

The resort promises to be a luxurious haven for discerning travellers seeking an unparalleled experience in this breathtaking island nation. Conveniently located 25 minutes from Male by speed boat or 40 minutes by yacht, the resort is set to redefine the standards of luxury hospitality in the region. 

 

The architecture, rooms, finishes, as well as facilities and amenities, will give the resort a distinguished luxury experience. The resort will comprise 120 keys, offering a range of accommodation options from one-bedroom to four-bedroom beach and water villas, catering to the diverse preferences of guests. 

 

The property will boast an impressive array of world-class F&B specialty restaurants ensuring that culinary connoisseurs are treated to an extraordinary dining experience. Guests will have the chance to enjoy seven dining options, including three specialty restaurants and an exclusive venue featuring a pool bar. 

 

In keeping with the tradition of Mandarin Oriental, the resort will be home to the renowned Mandarin Spa, promising a sanctuary of relaxation and rejuvenation for guests seeking holistic well-being.  –TradeArabia News Service