
Beach Pool Villa
A ground-level villa a few steps from the sand, with its own plunge pool and an outdoor bath beneath the sky.

A boutique island at the tip of North Malé Atoll, with private-pool villas over the beach and lagoon, a 360-degree house reef, and Baani Spa's ring of overwater treatment rooms.
Kagi Maldives sits at the northern tip of North Malé Atoll, a fifteen-minute seaplane flight or an hour by speedboat from Velana International Airport. The island covers forty-two thousand square metres, ringed by six hundred and ninety-one metres of beach and a house reef that runs the full way around it.
Fifty villas, split across four categories, sit along the sand or out over the lagoon on Zen-inspired timber decks, each with its own plunge pool. Four restaurants, a dive centre on the edge of the reef, and Baani Spa's ring of overwater treatment rooms fill the rest of the island.

Ten Beach Pool Villas, eighteen Lagoon Pool Villas, twenty-two Ocean Pool Villas and five Overwater Pool Villas, each with its own plunge pool and 105 square metres to spread out in.

A ground-level villa a few steps from the sand, with its own plunge pool and an outdoor bath beneath the sky.

Set over the turquoise lagoon, with steps straight down to the water and a plunge pool on the private overwater deck.

A verandah over open water, close enough to the house reef to watch fish move beneath the deck.

The resort's most secluded villas, perched at the edge of the house reef with a private infinity plunge pool.
A ring-shaped overwater spa, a house reef on the doorstep, and an island small enough to cross on foot in minutes.

Four over-water treatment rooms inside a ring-shaped pavilion over the reef, with steam rooms, a hair and beauty salon, and treatments built around nature, sound and movement.

Diving and snorkelling on Kagi's own 360-degree house reef, with courses for beginners and specialist dives, including night diving, for the already certified.

Kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and windsurfing across the lagoon, with stepper-style and wing SUP for something new.

An overwater gym fitted with Precor equipment, plus yoga, pilates and private circuit training against an open-ocean backdrop.
Four restaurants in total, from a sunset Italian terrace to a casual spa-side menu of raw and light dishes.

Antipasti, pasta and a serious wine cellar on the upper deck above Noo Faru, timed for the sunset over the Indian Ocean. Open three nights a week.

The resort's main dining room, open through the day for an international menu built from fresh herbs and the island's own ingredients.

A fusion menu that moves from Hawaii to Japan to Peru, served four nights a week in a dining room set out over the water.

Sushi, raw dishes and light mains served at the heart of Baani Spa, lunchtime only, for guests keeping to the day's slower rhythm.
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