the rooms

220 m² · Overwater, on stilts · Lagoon and sunset view · sleeps 3 + 1 child

A bedroom that opens entirely to the sea, a bath with a view out over the water, and an infinity pool on the deck angled at the sunset. Blond wood, glass and lagoon light, 220 square metres of it, overwater on stilts.

1,600 m² · Beachfront · Private island and lagoon view · sleeps 8 + 1 child

Its own island within the resort — 4 bedrooms, a 25-metre pool, a spa suite, a gym, and a full staff including a chef and a butler. It is the most private thing here: a piece of the atoll with water on every side of it and nobody else on it.

220 m² · Overwater, on stilts · Lagoon view · sleeps 3 + 1 child

Still overwater, despite the name: the same 220 square metres as the Water Villa, on the same stilts, with the same 12.5-metre pool. What it has instead of open lagoon on every side is a walled garden on the deck, with a dining table under the trees. You trade some horizon for a breakfast nobody on a passing boat can see.

240 m² · On the island · Beach and lagoon view · sleeps 3 + 1 child

On the sand rather than over the water, and with a child in the party it is the better room rather than the lesser one: 240 square metres opening onto beach you can walk straight off, a pool at ground level, and no ladder down into a lagoon anywhere. The planting is old enough to give real shade by mid-morning. The trade is the obvious one — no glass floor, no fish under the bed, and a sunset watched from a chair rather than from the water.

300 m² · On the island · Beach and lagoon view · sleeps 4 + 2 children

On the sand: 300 square metres, two bedrooms, and the largest stretch of private beach of any villa short of the island itself. Everything is at ground level and everything opens outward, so children can be let out of a door rather than watched near a deck edge. It sleeps 6, and nobody has to sleep in a living room.