The Cocoa Island Resort is luxurious vacation property. Complete with boat-styled sea-dwelling bungalows, seaside restaurants and bars, this island resort is nothing short of ultra luxurious. The luxury suites which resemble local Dhoni fishing boats are quite the addition, which is only the icing on the cake, as the resort is located in the Maldives and is only moments away from the famed Kandooma Channel divesite. Rates for the resort vary from $680 to $3990, depending on which time of the year you decided to visit and which type of room you choose.
Cocoa Island Resort's parent company Como Hotels also has a vast array of sister hotels and resorts in places such as Bali, London, Bangkok and Turks & Caicos. If you have the time and the money for this kind of luxurious experience, be sure to check one of these resorts out!
What's Driving This Trend
- Vacation Boat Homes
- The luxury of vacationing in a boat-styled sea-dwelling bungalows provides opportunities for the boating industry to innovate towards unique vacation experiences.
- Luxury Resort Experience
- The trend towards ultra-luxurious resorts like Cocoa Island creates opportunities for hospitality and tourism industries to focus on exclusive and personalized experiences.
- Sustainable Resort Practices
- The concept of a sea-based resort introduces opportunities for the hospitality industry to develop sustainable practices for the repair and maintenance of sea-dwelling bungalows.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- The design and development of boat-styled sea-dwelling bungalows creates a disruptive innovation for the hotel and resort industry.
- Tourism
- The trend towards ultra-luxurious resort experiences creates opportunities for the tourism industry to focus on exclusive and personalized vacation experiences.
- Boating
- The concept of a sea-based resort introduces opportunities for the boating industry to innovate towards unique vacation experiences with boat-styled sea-dwelling bungalows.
