
Sunrise Beach Villa with Pool
A ground-level villa on the beach's sunrise side, with a private pool and direct sand access.

A private lagoon resort in Shaviyani Atoll, with 120 pool villas, a nine-kilometre house reef and the Coralarium coral regeneration project.
Sirru Fen Fushi sits alone in Shaviyani Atoll, a 55-minute seaplane flight north of Malé, ringed by one of the largest private lagoons in the Maldives. A nine-kilometre house reef runs from the beach, and the water stays calm enough for swimming straight off the sand.
120 villas spread across the beach, the lagoon and a stretch of jungle, each with its own pool. Guests can swim out to the Coralarium, a semi-submerged art installation built for coral regeneration, or spend an afternoon at the resort's 200-metre infinity pool, one of the longest in the Maldives.

From ground-floor beach villas to the seven-bedroom Sirru Residence, every category comes with its own private pool.

A ground-level villa on the beach's sunrise side, with a private pool and direct sand access.
The same beachfront design turned to face the sunset, with a private pool a few steps from the water.

A larger beachfront villa with wider gardens and a longer private pool, set on the sunrise shore.
The Deluxe layout's sunset-facing counterpart, with the same generous gardens and a pool deck turned to the evening light.

A canvas-topped tent villa on the beach, with a private pool and the informality of glamping without losing any comfort.

The same tented design set back among the island's greenery, private and quiet, with its own pool.

An overwater bungalow with direct steps into the lagoon, on the sunrise side of the island.

A larger overwater villa with an extended deck and private pool, facing the sunset over the lagoon.

Two bedrooms over the water, connected by a shared living space and private pool on the sunrise side.

The same two-bedroom overwater layout facing west, for families who want the sunset from their terrace.

A beachfront villa with two bedrooms and a private pool, built for family groups who still want a stretch of private sand.

Three bedrooms over the lagoon, each opening onto a shared terrace and pool at the water's edge.

A three-bedroom beachfront villa with wide indoor and outdoor living space, suited to an extended family holiday.

Three beachfront villas that combine into a seven-bedroom residence with direct lagoon access, for large groups who want the island to themselves.
A 2,000 sq m spa, a house reef running the length of the island, and the Coralarium, all within the lagoon.

Eight treatment rooms and an Ayurveda suite set around a 50-metre adults-only pool, with the Maldives' largest jacuzzi.

A nine-kilometre house reef and the Coralarium, a semi-submerged art installation by Jason deCaires Taylor built for coral regeneration.

Kayaking, paddle-boarding and snorkelling gear on hand, with diving, jet-surfing and sunset dolphin cruises further out.
A shaded clubhouse for ages four to twelve, with treasure hunts and arts and crafts running through the day.
Four restaurants in total, from an overwater Japanese room to a barefoot beachfront street-food spot.

Sushi, sashimi and yakitori served from an open-sided dining room over the lagoon, with sake and wine on the rooftop terrace.

The day's catch served as the sun goes down, in a rustic-chic dining room built around an open kitchen.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner through one seasonal menu, from Italian and Indian dishes to the day's Shaviyani Atoll tuna.
Pad Thai, satay and wok-fried beef served from a barefoot beachfront spot on Onu Onu Beach.
Tell us the dates and the occasion. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.