Cora Cora MaldivesvsCOMO Cocoa Island
COMO Cocoa Island and Loama Resort Maldives at Maamigili are both endorsed by experts. On balance, COMO Cocoa Island scores significantly higher than Loama Resort Maldives at Maamigili. COMO Cocoa Island scores 94 with praise from 8 sources including Mr & Mrs Smith, The Telegraph and Lonely Planet.
Cora Cora Maldives
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From $609/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
Lonely Planet "A charming place which, while still firmly a luxurious experience, makes the most of its Maldivian location, with the design and approach of the property focussed on Maldivian traditions." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"When the remains of 1000-year old Buddhist ceremonial baths were discovered during construction, Loama decided to incorporate this unique slice of Maldivian history into its resort." Full review
Jetsetter "Teardrop-shaped island villa resort with a glass-floor overwater spa and six restaurants." Full review
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"Any fears about being marooned on a private island are banished the minute you set foot on Cora Cora Maldives' picture-perfect shores. Spread across a 43-acre spit of land on the Raa..." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "Upmarket all-inclusive Cora Cora throws in a private candlelit dinner on the beach and a sunset cruise"
Lonely Planet "Fancy embracing paint power? Cora Cora Maldives, on Raa Atoll, is a great option and runs a series of art classes with a local artist who daubed his beautiful designs onto the resort's..."
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Lonely Planet "The Cora Cora Maldives resort has a dive school that offers a huge range of qualifications, including Bubblemaker courses for children who fancy heading beneath the waves for the first time"
COMO Cocoa Island
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Cocoa Island
From $1,047/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
Travel + Leisure "Globe-trotters prefer this chilled-out, toes-in-the-sand retreat, where the focus is on organic cuisine, yoga and meditation, and Asian-inspired spa rituals." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "The 33 freestanding accommodations resemble a phalanx of dhonis (traditional Maldivian fishing boats), but the interiors are best described as New England beach hut meets National Geographic." Full review
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"Located on a small island 35 minutes from Male, this luxury resort has 33 high-end water bungalows and a peaceful, all-natural vibe." Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"This wonderful place is one of the most unique Maldivian resorts, and since its lavish refit at the hands of the COMO group, Cocoa has consistently impressed." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"This little slice of tropical heaven offers a total escape from everyday life - relax in minimalist style, lose yourself in a yoga class and, of course, dive among the parrot fish, rays and sharks swimming close by." Full review
Jetsetter "A dream vacation at an award-winning resort, with a bottle of champagne, a daily fruit platter and more." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith "An understatedly romantic retreat in the Maldives, Como Cocoa Island hotel lulls you into relaxation with quietly elegant overwater villas that have all the comforts customary of a five-star property." Full review
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Guests are free to choose where they dine – on the beach, in their villa or on their deck.
Hideaway Report95.0
"Understated yet luxurious resort on a small coral island, a 45-minute speedboat ride from Malé." Full review
Independent "Located an easy-breezy 40-minute speedboat ride from the airport, with broad champagne-gold beaches and just 33 overwater villas, the island exudes tranquility. "
Michelin Guide "The Maldives seem a bit like an over-the-top parody of an island holiday destination — not an island or an archipelago, but an atoll of a thousand Robinson Crusoe–sized islands, in the..." Full review
