
Water Pool Villa
A one-bedroom villa on stilts over the water, with a private infinity pool that looks straight out to open ocean.

A private island in Baa Atoll's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, with sixty-seven pool villas and residences and a house reef at the doorstep.
Amilla occupies its own island in Baa Atoll, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve fifteen minutes from Hanifaru Bay, where manta rays and whale sharks gather with the current. The seaplane crossing from Velana International Airport takes thirty-five minutes; a short domestic flight to Dharavandhoo cuts that to fifteen. More than seventy per cent of the 23.5-hectare island is left as it was found, threaded with banyans and some 2,500 coconut palms.
Sixty-seven villas and residences sit along the beach, over the lagoon, and up in the treetop canopy, each with its own pool. Seven restaurants, a spa built into the jungle side of the island, and a house reef that starts at the sand keep the days loosely structured, and Amilla's own Blue Hole gives snorkellers a reason to stay in past breakfast.

Ten categories run from a one-bedroom pool villa over the water to an eight-bedroom residence with two pools of its own.

A one-bedroom villa on stilts over the water, with a private infinity pool that looks straight out to open ocean.

An overwater villa with a quieter outlook across the lagoon, its freshwater pool suited to couples or a small family.

Steps lead straight from the deck onto the house reef, with an infinity pool and daybeds for the hours in between dives.

Raised into the island's canopy, with private balconies, indoor bathtubs and a freshwater pool screened by the treetops.

A king and twin bedroom set over the water, built for families with older children who still want direct lagoon access.

Set along a tropical path to the beach, with a private lap pool, a hammock and an open-air veranda for dining at home.

Two bedrooms share a lap pool and beach hammock, with an open-air dining veranda a short walk from the sand.

A beachfront residence with a full kitchen, private pool and its own balcony, built for two families sharing one roof.

Six bedrooms around a twenty-metre pool, with a rooftop bar, cinema room, gym and spa for a house party that never has to leave the island.

Two wings of four bedrooms each, two private pools and direct access to both beach and lagoon, for the largest groups the island can hold.
A jungle spa, a resident dive and watersports team on the house reef, and courts for tennis and padel set among the palms.

Eight treatment pods, an overwater spa pavilion and an alchemy bar for blending bath products, set into the island's jungle side.

Arts, crafts and open-air play for younger guests, with a gentle mini spa of its own for the smallest children.

Snorkelling over Amilla's own Blue Hole, wakeboarding and seabobbing offshore, and dive trips to Hanifaru Bay in manta season.

Courts for tennis, padel, pickleball and bocce, laid out among the palms with a resident coach on hand.
Seven restaurants and bars in total; the overwater sushi counter and the Italian poolside terrace are the two our clients ask for by name.

Sushi and sashimi served from a deck that sits out over the passing current, the island's most requested table.

Handmade pasta and charcoal grills beside the pool, with the ocean visible through the palms.

Indonesian, Chinese, Indian and Thai dishes built around the day's catch, served beneath a pavilion open to the garden.
Shared plates drawn from Arabian tradition, cooked with produce from the island's own garden.

Wood-fired pizzas from an open kitchen on the beach path, a relaxed stop for lunch or a late dinner.

Lunch on the sand after beach volleyball or a wine tasting, with the tide close enough to hear.

Tropical fruit, wellness bowls and homemade yoghurt to start the day, served à la carte or from the buffet.
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