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ROBINSON NOONU - All inclusive sits in Noonu Atoll. The transfer is a 45-minute seaplane, which flies in daylight only. We quote this island on request.
ROBINSON NOONU - All inclusive is a 5-star island in Noonu Atoll. About 45 minutes by seaplane from Velana International Airport. Seaplanes fly in daylight only, so an evening arrival into Malé means a night in the city before the hop across.
A northern atoll with a concentration of the country's more expensive resorts.
Villas
It has genuine overwater villas — not true of every Maldives resort, and the assumption that most often goes wrong when an island is picked on price. There are villas with their own pool and beach villas alongside the water ones. The categories are:
- Double Sea View Room
- Beach Bungalow
- Overwater Pool Villa
What the island is known for
- Sunset Dj night
- Yoga and Meditation Hall
- In-Villa Dining
- Island Boutique
- Sunset Cruise
In the water
Banana Ride, Diving, Fly Boarding, Jetski Safari, Kayaking, Paddling, Parasailing, Snorkeling and Wake Boarding.
Guest scores
4.8/5 on Google from 365 reviews.
- Room — 9/10
- Service Quality — 8.9/10
- Location — 9/10
- Food — 9.3/10
- Value — 8.8/10
Shortlists this island is on
How it compares
Of the 72 islands here with a confirmed transfer time, ROBINSON NOONU - All inclusive is the 26th longest haul from the airport, guests score it highest on food (9.3/10) and lowest on value (8.8/10), and it lists 9 water activities.
Packages and prices
No headline rate published for ROBINSON NOONU - All inclusive today — we would rather say so than print a number we cannot hold. Send your dates and villa category and we come back with a real quote, usually same day.
Other islands in Noonu Atoll
- Kuredhivaru Resort & Spa Maldives — 45 min by seaplane, water villas
- Siyam World Maldives — 40 min by seaplane, water villas
- Sun Siyam Iru Fushi — 45 min by seaplane, water villas
All Maldives resorts we can quote, with transfer times, seasons and how we price a trip.
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