Villa Amilla

In summary

Amilla Villa is among eight private residences in an elite gated community on this coral-fringed island resort in the Maldives’ Baa Atoll – a UNESCO biosphere reserve. This absolute beachfront location offers crystal lagoons, pristine white sands, private pool and acres of living space. There are also all the outstanding facilities hen of Amilla Fushi resort: restaurants, spa, personal training, kids club, diving, big game fishing, water sports, pro tennis, football and many other activities.


Bedrooms

Room 1 - Bedrooms :
Room. This bedroom includes also TV, safe.

Room 2
Room. This bedroom includes also TV, safe.


Indoors

A spacious living room compromises of a capacious seating area with a 50-inch TV with satellite channels, a DVD player, multi-zone Bose sound system and a large dining table comfortably seating 10. 
The light and airy air conditioned kitchen features a sit-up marble-topped counter and it is exceptionally well equipped.
A huge second-level fan-cooled open-sided living room has modular seating and table tennis.


Outdoors

Directly off the kitchen, you will find a dining terrace with table for 10 and barbecue area.
The beautiful infinity swimming pool is right on the beach edge.
The sun deck offers a nice circular loveseat and large sunshade.
A double hammock is swaying beneath the beachfront palms and two double sunbeds are set on the sand.
There are a casual seating area in the poolside garden and a second seating area in the entrance garden courtyard, shaded by palms, banana trees and frangipani.



Location

The resort is located on the Eastern side of Baa Atoll, home to some of the richest waters in the Maldives and a biosphere reserve protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011. The island is less than a kilometre from end to end and exploring is easy, either by foot or courtesy of the Rolls buggy and bicycles available at the villa. The house reef, only a few strokes away from the beach, offers easy access to a magical underwater world; a short swim brings snorkelers and divers alike to the Blue Hole, an amazing natural phenomenon populated by lots of marine life, providing a spectacular underwater experience. And just a short speedboat journey away are some of the Maldives’ most famous marine sites – among them Hanifaru Bay, famed as a phenomenal feeding area for manta rays and whale sharks in certain seasons.