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The Nautilus Maldives

Wine & Dine at The Nautilus Maldives

A couple dining at a private curved table on Zeytoun's overwater deck, the lagoon on all sides.

Zeytoun

Cuisine
European-Mediterranean, built on Maldivian produce
Setting
Overwater, with an upper-deck lounge for pre-dinner drinks
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

The signature table, built on Maldivian produce filtered through a European-Mediterranean menu, with a lounge deck upstairs for the drink that comes before it.

A chef working the open kitchen at Ocaso after dark, sake bottles displayed at the pass.

Ocaso

Cuisine
Japanese, Mexican and Peruvian, grill-led
Setting
Al fresco, beachfront grill kitchen
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

An open-kitchen grill on the sand, its Japanese, Mexican and Peruvian influences an unusual combination for a Maldives resort table.

Thyme's domed, thatched-roof dining room, tables set beneath woven pendant lights.

Thyme

Cuisine
Global, beach-house dining
Setting
Beachfront, all-day dining pavilion
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

The all-day table, with a beach-house feel and a global menu that runs from breakfast through to dinner.

Naiboli's bar and lounge, with colourful pendant lights and a poolside swing chair visible outside.

Naiboli

Cuisine
Poolside bar and canapés
Setting
Poolside lounge and bar
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

The poolside lounge, where a rotating tray of gourmet canapés arrives complimentary through the day.

Zeytoun's sail-roofed overwater restaurant, linked to the beach by a long timber walkway.

Talk to a specialist about dining here.

Thirty minutes on dates, occasion and which table actually suits you: no obligation, no scripted pitch.

Inspiration for the next trip

A few ways into the resorts, by the kind of trip you have in mind.