Top 5 Luxury Resorts Versatile for Every Agent’s Portfolio

Here’s a curated selection of resorts that go beyond the typical listing—each offers something exceptionally marketable for luxury segments.

1. Soneva Fushi – Baa Atoll

Celebrated for its “barefoot luxury” ethos, Soneva Fushi offers lush and spacious villas paired with eco-conscious practices. It’s a pioneer in sustainability with its waste-management system (Eco Centro), carbon offsetting, and waste glass studios.
Agent pitch: Ideal for eco-savvy, high-end clients seeking authenticity and sustainability without compromising on comfort.

2. Soneva Jani – Noonu Atoll

Known for its dramatic overwater villas featuring waterslides and retractable roofs that let guests fall asleep under the stars. As of 2025, it also sources half of its electricity from renewable energy.
Agent pitch: An unforgettable blend of playful elegance and green luxury—perfect for families and romantics who still want wow factor.

3. Joali Being / Joali (as featured in Vogue and Architectural Digest)

Recognized for art-driven design, wellness integration, and refined gastronomy. Joali Being stands out as a biophilic sanctuary with immersive wellness architecture.
Agent pitch: For the high-net-worth elite looking for healing design, immersive art, and bespoke gastronomic experiences.

4. LUX South Ari Atoll* (via diving excellence)

Not always front-of-mind, but with superb snorkeling and diving programs, including sites like Maaya Thila, this resort is a diver’s dream.
Agent pitch: Add this for adventure couples or marine-enthusiast clients—dive culture meets Maldivian charm.

5. The Muraka, Conrad Maldives – Conde Nast & unique architecture

The world’s first underwater suite, featuring two-level living: underwater bedrooms enveloped in marine views with upper decks offering pools and butler service.
Agent pitch: A showstopper for ultra-luxury or honeymoon packages. Imagine the allure to clients who want literally “above and below” luxury.

For Travel Agents: Strategic Framing

Match season to experience, not just price. For example, couples seeking romance should book dry-season stays; wildlife fans may travel wet-season for exclusive encounters at reduced rates.

Tie in resort storytelling—paint emotional scenes: “Imagine waking beneath the stars or diving into coral worlds before breakfast.”

Plan logistics early—dry season brings overbookings; wet season may shift transfers to speedboats versus seaplanes, which agents can manage for better client comfort.

Bundle experiences—pair sea-turtle-nesting excursions or manta ray outings with resort stays during May–November.

Sustainability sells—some clients want luxury with conscience. Resorts like Soneva and Joali Being offer powerful narrative hooks.

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