Beach Inn Vashafaru Maldives
A small guest house on a local island, far north of Malé.
A local-island guesthouse on Vashafaru
Beach Inn Vashafaru is a guest house on Vashafaru island, sitting around 304 km north of Malé — one of the more remote local-island stays in the Maldives. Rooms start at $57 a night, which puts it among the more affordable options in the country. The property has a garden, family rooms, and a kids' club. Dining covers continental, halal, and Asian food. With a 5.0 Google rating across 23 reviews, early guest feedback is positive, though the sample size is still small.
Who this stay suits
A compact, no-frills guest house on a local island with basic but clean rooms, family-friendly facilities, and a long journey from Malé.
Best for
- Budget-conscious travellers
- Families with young children
- Travellers wanting a local-island experience
- Those who prefer halal dining options
Less suited to
- Guests wanting resort-level amenities
- Travellers unwilling to take a domestic flight and speedboat
- Those seeking a wide choice of room types
Room price and basics
The Deluxe Double Room covers 20 m² and starts at $57 per night. It has air conditioning, free WiFi, a private bathroom with shower, hairdryer, towels, and linen. Nothing superfluous — just what most travellers actually need.
Kids' club for families
A kids' club is one of the few specific facilities listed, making this a practical pick for families. Family rooms are also available, so two adults and children can be accommodated without booking separate spaces.
Dining on the island
The property serves continental, halal, and Asian food. For guests who prioritise halal options, this is worth knowing before you book — it is not a given at every Maldivian guest house.
Garden and outdoor space
There is a garden on the property. That is the only outdoor amenity confirmed in the facts — no pool or beach access is listed, so check directly with the property if those matter to your trip.
Rooms & suites
Deluxe Double Room
20 m² · sleeps 2 · 1 full bed and 1 king bed
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Free Wifi
- Shower
- Toilet
Inside Beach Inn Vashafaru Maldives
Amenities at Beach Inn Vashafaru Maldives
Most popular facilities
- Free Wifi
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Breakfast
Great for your stay
- Private bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Free Wifi
- Non-smoking rooms
- Family rooms
- Shower
Bathroom
- Toilet paper
- Towels
- Private bathroom
- Toilet
- Hairdryer
- Shower
Bedroom
- Linens
- Wardrobe or closet
Outdoors
- Garden
General
- Air conditioning
- Smoke-free property
- Family rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
Getting there
Vashafaru island sits around 304 km north of Malé — the furthest you can go within the Maldives before reaching the country's northern edge. Getting there requires a domestic flight from Velana International Airport followed by a speedboat transfer. It is a long journey by Maldivian standards, so building in a full travel day is sensible.
Expect roughly $150–400 per person round trip for the domestic flight + speedboat, arranged by the property. Confirm the fare when booking.
Beach Inn Vashafaru has a 5.0 Google rating from 23 reviews. The location is specifically called out as highly rated by recent guests. The review count is still low enough that this picture could shift — worth checking for newer feedback before booking.
Good to know
Frequently asked
How do I get to Beach Inn Vashafaru from Malé?
The journey involves a domestic flight followed by a speedboat transfer. Total distance from Malé is around 304 km, making Vashafaru one of the more remote island destinations in the country. Plan for a travel day.
How long does the transfer take?
Exact transfer times are not confirmed in the property details, so contact the guest house directly for current flight schedules and speedboat timings from the domestic airport to Vashafaru island.
What room types are available?
There is currently one listed room type: the Deluxe Double Room at 20 m², sleeping two, with a choice of one double bed or one extra-large double bed. Family rooms are also noted as available — ask the property for specifics.
What is the price per night?
Rooms start from $56.70 per night based on current listed rates. Prices will vary by season and availability, so check at the time of booking.
Is there a kids' club?
Yes. A kids' club is listed as one of the property's facilities, which is relatively uncommon for a Maldivian guest house at this price point. Families with young children should confirm opening hours and age ranges directly.
What food is served at the property?
The guest house serves continental, halal, and Asian food. This makes it a practical choice for guests who require halal-certified meals, though you should confirm meal plan options and whether breakfast is included in your rate.
Is there free WiFi?
Free WiFi is included in every room. Internet services are also listed in the general facilities. Connection quality on a remote island this far north can vary, so do not rely on it for bandwidth-heavy work.
Is the property family-friendly?
Family rooms are available and a kids' club is on site. These are the two confirmed family facilities. There is no pool listed, so factor that in if you are travelling with children who expect one.
Is there a pool or direct beach access?
No pool or beach access is confirmed in the property's listed amenities. There is a garden. If beach access is important to your stay, contact the guest house directly before booking.
Is the property non-smoking?
Yes. The property is listed as non-smoking throughout, including all rooms.
What is the best time of year to visit Vashafaru?
The Maldives dry season generally runs from November to April, with calmer seas and lower rainfall. Vashafaru's remote northern location can mean rougher speedboat transfers during the wet season, so that journey is worth factoring into your timing.
How do I book?
Rooms can be reserved through standard online travel platforms or by contacting the property directly. Booking direct may give you more flexibility on meal plans and transfer arrangements, particularly given the complexity of reaching Vashafaru.