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Six Senses Kanuhura

Wine & Dine at Six Senses Kanuhura

The bright, high-ceilinged interior of The Market restaurant, with dining tables, banquette seating, and an open kitchen counter.

The Market

Cuisine
International, à la carte and themed buffets
Setting
The resort's main all-day restaurant
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

The all-day base for breakfast and dinner, with a rotation of themed buffet nights alongside the à la carte international menu.

Bottega's thatched-roof dining pavilion lit for dinner, with outdoor tables, string lights, and a wooden 'Bottega' signpost.

Bottega

Cuisine
Italian
Setting
Show-kitchen dining around a wood-fired pizza oven
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

Built around a wood-fired pizza oven, with homemade pasta and a Mediterranean-leaning wine list.

Aerial view of a small sandy islet with a boat pulled up and a few guests on the beach, the arrival point for a castaway lunch.

Drift

Cuisine
Grilled local reef fish
Setting
On-island grill, with a castaway lunch option on Jehunuhura
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

Local reef fish off the grill, or the same idea carried across to a private lunch on the deserted island of Jehunuhura.

Aerial view of a beachfront pool and jetty near Sip & Sand, with a catamaran sailing offshore.

Sip & Sand

Cuisine
Poolside grill and Japanese-fusion
Setting
Poolside, transitioning to a sunset menu
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

Charcoal-grilled lunches by the pool give way to a Japanese-fusion sunset menu of sushi, sashimi, and tempura.

A couple toasting drinks at a table inside The Point restaurant, woven pendant lights overhead and the ocean visible beside them.

The Point

Cuisine
Spanish-influenced tapas and wine
Setting
Interactive chef's-counter seating
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

Spanish-leaning tapas and wine, served within sight of an open kitchen and the sea beyond.

A rooftop bar at sunset, with a curved bar counter, woven armchairs, and an infinity pool overlooking the ocean.

Sunset Point

Cuisine
Light bites and cocktails
Setting
Rooftop, with a resident DJ
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

A rooftop for evening cocktails and light bites, with a resident DJ setting the tempo over the lagoon.

The high thatched-roof interior of Scoops, with a pastry display case, chalkboard menu, and communal wooden dining tables.

Scoops

Cuisine
Ice cream, sorbet, and bakery
Setting
All-day treat counter
Hours
Hours vary — confirm at resort
Reserve
At the resort, or via IMJ

Complimentary Six Senses ice cream and sorbet through the day, alongside baked goods and fresh juice.

Before you book

What dining options does the resort have?

Seven venues cover the range: The Market for all-day breakfast and dinner with themed buffet nights, Bottega for wood-fired Italian, Drift for grilled local reef fish (with a castaway lunch option on Jehunuhura), Sip & Sand for poolside lunch and a Japanese-fusion sunset menu, The Point for Spanish-influenced tapas and wine, Sunset Point for rooftop drinks with a resident DJ, and Scoops for complimentary ice cream, sorbet, and baked goods through the day.

Bottega's thatched-roof dining pavilion lit for dinner, with outdoor tables and string lights at dusk.

Talk to a specialist about dining here.

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