Why we love it
The setting
Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa sits on its own island in the North Male Atoll, ringed by white sand and a shallow lagoon. The water villas reach out over the reef on stilts, while garden and beach rooms sit back among palms and flowering trees. Full Moon Beach runs along the front of the island, about 106 m from the rooms. Getting here means a short boat transfer from Male International Airport, around 5.7 km away, arranged through the resort before you arrive.
What to expect
The resort spreads across 176 rooms, several pools and a private beach with water sports off the sand. There is a spa with sauna and steam room, a gym, a yoga area and a diving club for trips out to the reef. Dining runs from a buffet restaurant to bars, a cafe and a snack bar. Breakfast is not included in this rate but can be added at booking for a set price per guest. Days fill easily with snorkelling, paddling in the lagoon or doing nothing at all by the pool.
Things to do nearby
Most of what you need is on the island itself, so there is little reason to leave. Full Moon Beach is the obvious draw, a few steps from the rooms at around 106 m. The local centre sits about 301 m away. Male International Airport is 5.7 km off across the water, reached by the resort boat. Snorkelling and dive trips run from the on-site club out to the surrounding reef.
Best for
Couples and honeymooners who want quiet beach days and warm water without a long internal flight. The short boat transfer from Male suits anyone who would rather skip a seaplane. Divers and snorkellers will get good use from the reef and the on-site club.
Choose your room
✓ Your selection
Standard Double room
Garden-side double room with twin or king bed and direct access to the beach and lagoon.
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A week, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Arrival and first swim
Arrive at Male International Airport and take the resort boat across to the island. Settle into the room, find the beach and the lagoon, and ease into island time with a first swim before dinner.
Reef snorkelling day
Spend the morning snorkelling straight off the sand or join a trip from the diving club out to the reef. Slow afternoon by one of the pools, then drinks at the bar as the light drops.
Spa and lagoon
Book a treatment at the spa, with sauna and steam room to follow. Later, try the water sports off the private beach or paddle out across the shallow lagoon.
Dive trip and dining
Take a dive or longer snorkelling trip with the on-site club to see more of the surrounding reef. Back on the island, work through the buffet restaurant and the cafe at your own pace.
Beach and yoga
Long beach morning along Full Moon Beach, a final swim and time at the pool. Add a yoga session or the gym if you want to move before the heat sets in.
Last morning, boat back
Last breakfast, a final hour by the water, then the resort boat back to Male International Airport for the flight home.
Where you'll be
North Male Atoll, Maldives
FAQ
How far is Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa from Male International Airport?
The resort is about 5.7 km from Male International Airport. You reach it by boat transfer, which the resort arranges. Contact the property at least 48 hours before travel so the transfer is ready when you land.
Does Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa have a private beach?
Yes. The resort has its own private beach with water sport facilities off the sand. Full Moon Beach runs along the front of the island, around 106 m from the rooms.
Is breakfast included in this Sheraton Maldives deal?
No, this rate is room only. Breakfast can be added at booking for a set price per guest, so you can choose whether to include it.
Does the resort have a spa and a pool?
Yes. There is a spa with sauna, steam room and massage services, plus a fitness centre and yoga area. The resort also has a swimming pool and an outdoor pool.
Can you go diving or snorkelling at Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa?
Yes. The resort has a diving club that runs snorkelling and dive trips out to the surrounding reef, and water sports are available off the private beach.