
Beach Villa
Set directly on the beach among tropical planting, with bright interiors a few steps from the water.

An Italian-run island on its own reef in the Dhaalu Atoll, reached by seaplane, with every meal, drink and villa amenity included.
Baglioni Resort Maldives sits alone on the island of Maagau, in the Dhaalu Atoll, roughly a 45-minute seaplane ride from Velana International Airport. There is no other resort on the island, and the reef runs close enough to the villas for guests to snorkel straight off their own terrace.
The resort brings Italian hospitality to a Maldivian setting: an oceanfront fine-dining room from the team behind La Limonaia, a spa built around Italian rituals, and a genuinely comprehensive all-inclusive plan that covers meals, premium drinks and non-motorised watersports rather than a token buffet.

Ten categories in total, from entry-level Beach Villas to the three-bedroom Grand Baglioni Maldives Villa, each built with local materials and a private terrace.

Set directly on the beach among tropical planting, with bright interiors a few steps from the water.

Reached by a wooden jetty and set above the lagoon, with the ocean visible from every angle inside.

The same over-water footprint as the Water Villa, positioned to catch the evening light across the lagoon.

A private terrace and plunge pool over the lagoon, with direct steps down into the sea.

On the beach and facing west, pairing direct sea access with a private pool for evening swims at sunset.

A larger beachfront villa with separate living space and a private pool, still just steps from the sand.

A full suite layout on the beach, with separate living areas and a generous private pool terrace.

Two bedrooms and a private pool on the beachfront, built for families who want to stay together without sharing a room.

The resort's largest two-bedroom option, with wide living spaces and a private pool set within its own beachfront garden.

The resort's most exclusive residence: three bedrooms, wide indoor and outdoor living space, and panoramic terraces over the ocean.
An Italian-designed spa, a dive centre on the house reef, and a genuinely all-inclusive approach to food, drink and family activities.

Italian-designed rituals and massages, a fitness centre and an open-air yoga pavilion, with treatments also available in-villa.

House-reef diving and snorkelling, whale shark excursions and beginner dive courses, with kayaks and paddleboards included in the all-inclusive plan.

A supervised programme of games, treasure hunts and beach sport for ages four to twelve, plus kids' spa days using natural ingredients.

A tennis court and a fully equipped gym for guests who want to keep up a routine between beach days.
Five restaurants and bars, all included in the resort's all-inclusive plan, from oceanfront Italian fine dining to a Japanese teppanyaki room.

Southern Italian fine dining in an oceanfront room, with dishes such as scampi tartare tagliolini and lamb chops with eggplant cream.

Sashimi, sushi and tableside teppanyaki cooking, served for dinner only.

The resort's main restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and themed dinners spanning Maldivian, Indian and Lebanese menus.

An open-air grill with Middle Eastern and Asian flavours, plus premium à la carte additions like Wagyu and lobster.

A poolside bistro for handmade pasta, seafood and Mediterranean plates by day, cocktails and aperitifs into the evening.
Tell us the dates and the villa category. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail of the all-inclusive stay once your clients land.