
Beach Villas
A ground-level villa a few steps from the sand, with a shaded timber deck and an open-air bathroom.

A private island in Raa Atoll, with 80 beach and overwater villas along a 1.2-kilometre beach, and deluxe all-inclusive dining throughout.
Emerald Faarufushi Resort & Spa occupies a private 7-hectare island in Raa Atoll, ringed by a 100-hectare lagoon and one of the region's healthier coral reefs. A 1.2-kilometre white-sand beach runs the length of the island, with 80 villas set along it and out over the water.
A Deluxe All-Inclusive property and member of The Leading Hotels of the World, it pairs a barefoot, minimalist design in stone and wood with five restaurants, an eight-room treehouse spa, and a private jetty reached by seaplane or a short domestic flight and speedboat transfer.

Seven categories in total, from garden-facing beach villas to the resort's single two-bedroom Presidential villa.

A ground-level villa a few steps from the sand, with a shaded timber deck and an open-air bathroom.

Floor-to-ceiling windows and a private plunge pool, set a few steps from Emerald Faarufushi's beach.

Set along the jetty with a sunrise outlook, finished in warm wood tones with a soaking tub and private pool.

The same overwater design as the Water Villas, turned instead toward the setting sun along the jetty.

A master bedroom and a separate children's bedroom share a beachfront pool and garden, built for families travelling together.

One of only three villas set at the far tip of the jetty, with wide lagoon views and direct access into the water.

The resort's sole two-bedroom villa, set where the gardens meet the sand on the island's northwest shore, with dining spaces indoors and out.
A treehouse spa, a PADI diving centre and a kids club for ages three to twelve, all within a private island.

Eight elevated treehouse treatment rooms set in the island's tropical centre, with a steam room, plunge pools and a yoga pavilion for Thai and Balinese-inspired treatments.

Beside the arrival jetty, PADI-guided courses and excursions explore the house reef and the wider Indian Ocean.

Multilingual staff run indoor and outdoor activities for ages three to twelve, with its own pool and a full daily programme.

Kayaks and other non-motorised craft are available on the house reef, with motorised watersports offered for an extra charge.
Five restaurants across the island, all included in the deluxe all-inclusive rate.

Raised over the lagoon on its own deck, Mediterraneo is the address for a slow, romantic dinner as the sun goes down.

A Brazilian-style churrascaria on the beach, with premium cuts carved tableside and open water on every side.

An air-conditioned dining room above the Beach Club Grill, where a live teppanyaki counter turns out Asian flavours to order.

The resort's main restaurant, on the beach facing the lagoon, with live cooking stations spanning Mediterranean, Japanese, Italian and Chinese kitchens.

Lunch on the sand itself, with a pizza and pasta station and a stone grill for the day's fish, seafood and meats.
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