
Water Villa with Pool
Built out over the lagoon on stilts, with a private infinity pool, a day bed beneath a thatched roof, and the house reef a few steps below the deck.

A house reef fringes this North Malé Atoll island, with overwater villas, hawksbill turtles and four restaurants built around the water.
Coco Bodu Hithi sits in North Malé Atoll, a 35-minute speedboat ride from Velana International Airport. The house reef wraps almost the entire island, drawing hawksbill turtles, reef fish and the occasional manta ray within a few strokes of the shore.
All 98 villas carry a private pool, from the overwater Water Villas above the lagoon to the garden-set Island Villas among the greenery. Four restaurants and an overwater spa fill the rest of the day, with nurse sharks a regular sight for anyone who wanders out to the reef edge at dusk.

From overwater Water Villas to the island's sole Grand Premier villa, every category at Coco Bodu Hithi comes with its own private pool.

Built out over the lagoon on stilts, with a private infinity pool, a day bed beneath a thatched roof, and the house reef a few steps below the deck.

Floor-to-ceiling glass and sliding doors that open the whole space or partition it off, with an infinity plunge pool set over uninterrupted lagoon views.

A secluded wing over the lagoon with its own Lifestyle Host, a private wine cellar, and Stars restaurant and the spa both a short walk from the door.

A sunken living area and private pool set directly onto the sand, with the lagoon and reef within a short walk of the terrace.

The most secluded of the garden villas, wrapped in tropical planting around its own pool courtyard, with a shaded deck facing the lagoon.

The resort's sole Grand Premier villa, with a sunken living area, an outdoor gazebo and a private pool terrace that opens straight onto the beach.
An overwater spa, a PADI dive centre on the house reef, and watersports for those who want more speed.

Eight treatment rooms set over the water, each named for part of the coconut palm, with a jacuzzi, cold plunge pool, sauna and steam room alongside.

A PADI centre running courses from first bubbles to full certification, with the house reef and its hawksbill turtles a short boat ride from the jetty.

Kayaks, paddleboards and sailing for a gentler pace, or jet skis, wakeboarding and big-game fishing for those after more speed.
A dedicated club and a programme of guided activities for younger guests, set apart from the adult side of the island.
Four restaurants and a weekly beach barbecue, from overwater seafood to a sushi counter above the main bar.

Aqua's chefs work from the day's local catch, plating lobster, reef fish and calamari across a series of decks set out over the lagoon.

Set above Latitude, Tsuki turns out sashimi, tempura and a five-course chef's menu, with seats at the sushi counter for those who like to watch the knife work.

Part restaurant, part bar, Stars stands over the lagoon on the island's west side, serving Mediterranean and French dishes through to a sunset aperitif.

The resort's all-day restaurant, with a breakfast buffet that runs to Chinese fish congee and dinner buffets themed nightly around a different cuisine.

A seafood barbecue served beachside every Wednesday evening, grilled over charcoal within sight of the lagoon.
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