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YOUR SANCTUARY BEYOND PARADISE Experience an unforgettable journey. Arrive in style to the iconic Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa, a secluded retreat, the only resort south of the equator. From the moment you land, discover a world of sophistication, a pinnacle of luxury promising the experience of a lifetime that is beyond compare. ARRIVING TO BLISS MALDIVES Addu Atoll AIRSIDE Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa, Maldives TO POOLSIDE IN Heron Island 5 MINUTES Malé International Airport Transfer from your international flight at Malé Airport where you will be personally welcomed by our resort representative. 5 minutes by speedboat Refresh, relax and unwind in the comfort of Mooninaa Lounge whilst we coordinate your connecting Maldivian Airlines flight. Touch down at the fully serviced terminal of Gan International Airport, ideally Gan International located just minutes from the resort. Airport Alternatively, you can choose to fly with SriLankan Airlines and take a direct flight from Colombo to Gan Airport for a seamless arrival to this spectacular island. For the ultimate experience book your own private jet, arrive in style and on your own preferred schedule. A complimentary speedboat ride connects the Gan Airport to Villingili in just five minutes, providing a quick and efficient transition to this exclusive resort. Equator Addu Atoll A UNIQUE ISLAND RETREAT NATURAL HAVEN Villingili Island, a stunning jewel in the heart of the Indian Ocean. A natural beach-soaked paradise rising out of the azure waters, and the largest dedicated resort island in the Maldives. Positioned at the southernmost point of the archipelago, the beautiful heart shaped Addu Atoll is protected by a stunning, tropical coral reef. Perfect year-round temperatures and expansive flawless coastline, every corner of the island hides new escapades to discover. Enjoy the dazzling surroundings from the glittering waters and rich marine life to the highest peak in the Maldives and the lush jungle wilderness. A luxury escape that defies definition, set amongst a natural beauty that defies words. A slice of heaven, a true Shangri-La. BESPOKE LUXURY Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa’s undeniable uniqueness stems from our dedication to the guest experience, and our passion to create lifetime moments. Expect truly personalised service and a warm welcome, ensuring the ultimate VIP treatment. Unwind in Shangri-La comfort, customised by our expert team, ready around the clock to anticipate every need. An exceptional journey, be it a seabound adventure on a luxury boat, or a sumptuous dinner for a memorable occasion, is attended to by a devoted island host who assures the highest standards of impeccable, bespoke service throughout your stay. ENCHANTING PRIVATE HIDEAWAY POOL VILLA Nestled in the natural jungle greenery are the exclusive Pool Villas, featuring sweeping panoramic views of the enchanting Indian Ocean. Secluded and private, this tranquil setting is perfect for cosy nights on the terrace. Re-energise with a dip in the private plunge pool, relax on the secluded wooden sun deck and take in the breath- taking views of the serene Indian Ocean. Recharge and revive in this luxurious island hideaway. And for that bit of extra space, indulge in the Deluxe Pool Villa which boasts a separate living room, perfect for lazy afternoons… WATER VILLA Perched upon stilts, the Water Villas overlook the island’s secluded lagoon. Beautiful, natural light bathes the villa and creates a seamless synergy with the tropical shores and peaceful waves. From sunrise to sunset, these villas offer stunning views to soothe the senses, and by night, the lapping of gentle waves carries you away. Ocean-fashioned hammocks and intimate surroundings afford truly uninhibited relaxation. Recline on your own private waterfront deck. Meditate on the boundless horizons between turquoise seas and sapphire skies, or slip into the warm, clear waters where abundant marine life and stunning corals await. OCEAN VIEW TREE HOUSE VILLA Recalling the magic of the Swiss family Robinsons’ jungle hideaway, our Tree House Villas grace the island’s verdant treetops, suspended amongst lush vegetation and offering spectacular views showcasing the Indian Ocean's enigmatic beauty. The unique setting assures total privacy from which to enjoy the beautifully appointed outdoor and indoor showers. Discover the breathtaking panoramas from your al fresco bath tub, then dine among the rustling canopies for an intimate candlelit dinner. With an infinity plunge pool and outdoor deck, this organic retreat is perfect for those seeking to be closer to nature, but with no luxury or comfort left wanting. BEACH VILLA Located on the white sandy shoreline, Beach Villas are set across two compositions with a sumptuous living area on one side and a spacious bedroom on the other. A fusion of traditional and contemporary décor inspired by the Middle-East and Asia give a deep sense of light and space, blurring the distinction between the outdoors and in the indoors. Available in both one and two bedroom configurations, these luxurious villas are ideal for families, friends or couples seeking a private and intimate escape. Charming landscaped gardens break though to an exquisite infinity pool and veranda. Emerald palms dapple the glorious sunshine into a magical light throughout, and frame the golden sands and ocean just a few steps away. VILLA MUTHEE Discover the ultimate expression of elegance in the Presidential Villa Muthee. An extraordinary space that exudes comfort and serenity with chic and finesse. Villa Muthee, meaning pearl in the local Divehi language, offers a truly unique and sensational experience. Its authentic style and décor blend seamlessly with the stunning seascape beyond. The villa's spacious ocean view living room, private spa and yoga pavilion, sixteen-metre pool, and direct access to the sea, create an ambient oasis of relaxation and bliss. Nestled on stilts above the expansive waters, the Presidential Villa has its own private walkaway entrance. Like a pearl in an oyster, Villa Muthee is a sanctuary in its own luxurious environment. VILLA LAALU Artistic decor, sophisticated style and opulent design make Villa Laalu the presidential choice at the Villingili resort. Strikingly spacious and lavishly decorated, it boasts handpicked artwork, and a refined fusion of Indian and Asian artefacts, to grace this entrancing seafront villa. Featuring two lavish bedrooms, with elevated outdoor tub, designer monsoon shower, private sauna and gym. An extensive secluded pool deck, garden and alfresco dining pavilion, coupled with 24-hour in-villa dining, complete the picture of luxury in this ultimate VIP retreat. INSPIRING DINING CULINARY CRAFTMANSHIP Renowned culinary experts define each of the resort’s magnificent restaurants. Explore the true art of dining at Shangri- La. Dr Ali's boasts three distinctive dining rooms, complete with ambient mood lighting, that open out onto seafront terraces. Our chefs present unsurpassed fine cuisine from the Indian Ocean, South China Sea and Arabian Gulf in a tantalising, fresh and innovative style. Enjoy the island's beauty with an al fresco experience at Javvu, which offers refined international fare in some of the island’s most scenic settings, with breathtaking views over the turquoise lagoon. For a more romantic and intimate dining experience, take in the stunning ocean views at Fashala, where an open beachfront terrace spills out onto the white sands at the edge of the island, where the ocean waters meet the lagoon. Local produce and the bounties of the sea form the heart of a skilfully crafted, Mediterranean-inspired menu. DINE BY DESIGN The culinary mastery of Dine by Design provides exquisite, bespoke dining opportunities throughout the island's most hidden locations. Discover a complete sensory journey from candlelit private dinners in the intimacy of your villa and sumptuous beachfront barbecues, to a holistic spa dining experience on the secluded meditation pavilion to align mind and body. A dedicated chef and waiter will present a decadent experience that is truly beyond compare. Dine on the tranquil pontoon in the green lagoon and encounter the mysteries of the island at night. Enter a secret candlelit dinner in the jungle enveloped within rich unspoilt vegetation and feast upon a lavish menu of Maldivian inspired dishes. Enjoy lunch at the equator on a private yacht, a once in a lifetime, unique experience that further highlights the wonders of this incredible destination. IDYLLIC ISLAND GOLF THE ONLY GOLF COURSE IN THE MALDIVES Enjoy the serene surroundings and panoramic views of the island's exclusive nine-hole golf course. Magnificently nestled in seven and a half hectares of land, and complete with par three and par four holes, this is an idyllic setting for the perfect round. A spectacular game awaits players at every hole and the course is challenging for both beginners and seasoned professionals alike. Offering stunning vistas, the greatest challenge maybe keeping your eye on the game. An appointed clubhouse awaits to offer you a relaxing start or finish to a day on the glorious greens. SERENITY FOR BODY & SOUL CHI, THE SPA Relax and unwind at the island’s very own spa offering its eleven spacious treatment villas, steam rooms and relaxation gardens. Immerse into an ocean of calm and serenity, pampered with a selection of invigorating signature treatments and Ayurveda therapies for harmonising body and soul. Our signature Kandu Boli Ritual, a holistic massage using natural seashells, draws forth the healing powers of the ocean. Warm coconut oil is drizzled across your entire body, culminating in an entrancing lullaby sung by the therapist in the local language. Relaxing, rejuvenating and rehydrating. Two stunning meditation and yoga pavilions overlooking the tranquil ocean, to ensure the peace and serenity of the waves carry away every strain and tension, leaving you truly free to enjoy your island paradise. EXPLORE VILLINGILI AN AQUATIC PLAYGROUND The island of Villingili is replete with exciting activities for water-enthusiasts, offering a unique opportunity to encounter a distinctive and exceptional underwater world.
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