Rangali Island Child Policy

We are a twin-island experience resort. Our family island, Rangali-Finolhu welcomes children of all ages. Our secluded adults island, Rangali island does not permit children below the age of 16 to stay in water villas located on this island, with the exception of the 2 Bedroom Rangali Ocean Pavilion with Pool that accommodates up to a family of six including children.

NYE 2023 and Child Supplement Policy

New Year’s Eve Policy: A compulsory New Year’s Eve room supplement of US $700++ per adult and US $350++ per child applies for stays on 31st December 2023 and is valid only for the gala dinner at Atoll Market.

Child Supplement Policy: For bookings between 21st December to 9th Jan 2024, children up to 05 years stay for free. Children between 06 and 11 years will be charged $ 125 ++ per child per night. Children 12 years and above will be charged as an extra adult.

Travel with purpose

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is on an eco-mission to make a difference. Join us in celebrating our oceans and nurturing our endangered environment.

A pledge to reducing plastic

We’re aiming to eliminate all single-use plastic from our resort. To make this happen, our current efforts and targets include:

Replacing plastic amenities such as toothbrushes with bamboo alternatives
Replacing plastic key cards with wooden key cards
Providing a plastic-free breakfast such as yogurt served in glass jars and paper-wrapped butter

Reef protection and regeneration

Launched in 2017, the coral regeneration program aims to protect the reefs surrounding the resort. With a complex eco-system and more than 10,000 species in the Maldives, the program includes a coral nursery and a coral adoption program for guests to partake in.

A community-led initiative

As well as being deeply committed to promoting sustainable travel, we’re also contributing to the local Maldivian community with our community outreach programs. Our initiatives provide career and learning opportunities for local youths and include:

Young Girls Apprenticeship Program
Hydroponics project promoting sustainable farming
Library project in Dhidoo Island