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Strongly branded with strongly indulgent, very functional, very trendy character.

Immerse yourself in a breathtaking underwater dining experience at Ithaa Undersea Restaurant, located on the stunning Conrad Rangali Island in the Maldives. Surrounded by vibrant coral reefs and colorful tropical fish, this unique setting offers an unforgettable sensory feast where the beauty of the ocean envelops you in tranquility. Savor exquisite cuisine as rays of turquoise sunlight filter through the crystal-clear waters, creating an enchanting ambiance of serene luxury and intimate connection with nature. A dreamlike escape for travelers seeking rare underwater wonder and refined indulgence.

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November to April — dry season with clear waters for underwater visibility

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November to April — dry season with clear waters for underwater visibility

1–2 hours

Light evening wear, Camera or smartphone for photos, Sunscreen and hat for resort areas, and Reservation for dining

Couples, Luxury Travelers, Foodies, and Romantic Celebrations

The nearest airport is Velana International Airport (MLE), approximately 20 minutes by speedboat from Conrad Rangali Island.

Stay luxuriously at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island or nearby overwater villas within the resort.Book a stay →

Combine your visit with snorkeling in vibrant coral reefs, spa treatments, or sunset dolphin cruises available nearby.

$50-$100

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