
Lagoon Villa
- 110 m²size
- 2guests
- Eastfacing
The one you just walked through: jetty, open living room and pool over the ocean. The sun rises in front of the bed.
Overwater resort · Maldives
Twenty-nine villas on the lagoon, each with its own pool facing the open ocean. No one in front of you, no one next door.
A day at Manta
There's no timetable here: just the light, the tide and your appetite. Here's how a day on the island usually unfolds.
Sunrise · included
Our marine biologist knocks at your villa with the snorkel masks. Climb down the ladder from your deck: turtles, rays and the coral garden are just ten strokes away.

Breakfast · whenever you like
Freshly cut fruit, warm bread, eggs any way you like. It arrives in your pool and floats beside you while you eat breakfast in the water.

Lunch · barefoot
Fishermen from the neighboring island bring in their catch at eleven. We grill it under the palms and serve it with coconut curry and lime rice.

Overwater spa · on request
Six overwater treatment rooms with glass floors. Island coconut oil and, beneath you, the lagoon drifting by.

Sunset · included
The wooden boat slips out of the lagoon as the sun goes down. Dolphins often swim alongside.

Dinner · on request
A strip of sand in the middle of the lagoon, lanterns, and a chef just for the two of you. You sail back under the stars.

Night
On some nights, bioluminescent plankton traces the shoreline in blue. From your deck, just stir the water with your hand.

The atoll · twenty-nine villas
A white-sand island in the Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve. The villas stand over the water, well apart from one another, and all face the open ocean.

The one you just walked through: jetty, open living room and pool over the ocean. The sun rises in front of the bed.
When to visit
November to April brings the dry season and glassy seas; May to October, short showers, more vivid sunsets and manta rays in Hanifaru Bay.
Dry seasonShort-shower season