Innahuraa Maldives Resort, operated by Crown & Champa Resorts, has been rebranded and reopened as Nala Maldives by Jawakara, marking the group’s 11th resort in the Maldives.  
The inauguration ceremony was held on Sunday, attended by Tourism Minister Thoriq Ibrahim and Champa Group Chairman Mohamed Moosa (Uchu), one of the country’s most prominent businessmen.  
Speaking at the event, Crown & Champa Resorts CEO Mohamed Solah described Nala Maldives as a luxury five-star entry-level resort featuring 80 villas, including overwater options. He highlighted the resort’s sustainability credentials, noting that its 1.8 MW electricity requirement is fully generated from solar power.  
Solah also emphasized that two of Crown & Champa’s 11 resorts are five-star properties certified by Forbes magazine, underscoring the group’s international recognition.  
Minister Thoriq praised Crown & Champa Resorts as “one of the strongest and most innovative companies in the business,” commending its role in expanding Maldives’ tourism portfolio.  
Tourism Minister Thoriq Ibrahim (L) and Champa Group Chairman Uchu (R) pose for picture at Nala Maldives, upgraded Innahuraa Maldives Resort, December 1, 2025. (Mihaaru Photo/Nishan Ali)
Villas at Nala Maldives
The resort offers a diverse mix of villas designed for different guest experiences:  
20 Sunrise Beach Villas  
8 Romantic Beach Villas  
22 Sunset Beach Pool Villas  
30 Ocean Pool Villas