Highlights

  • Secluded and sophisticated villas along the beach or over the ocean
  • A house reef teeming with tropical fish and bright coral
  • The largest overwater pool in the Maldives
  • Bespoke dining experiences anywhere on the island, including an isolated sandbank

Surrounded entirely by the romantic shades of the Indian Ocean, the over-water and beach side villas at Baros Maldives are as escapist as they come. Like most Maldivian islands, it’s small enough to walk or lazily swim around in a few hours, but here, each villa is entirely secluded and there’s enough luxury to linger for a week or two.


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In more detail

A limpid and deep turquoise lagoon encircles the Baros Maldives. Along the edges sit elegant villas crafted from timber and sandstone, with palm-thatched roofs and palm-lined gardens a glittering sandy step from the beach. There are over-water villas too, some with small private pools on deck, all with steps leading into the balmy blue waters. A leisurely stroke away is the house reef, almost as colourful as the tropical fish that flicker around it. Manta rays glide about, turtles surface and slip under the waves from time to time, and small sand sharks torpedo about.

The island is fragrant with vivid hibiscus and bougainvillea, as bright as the silver sand and the Technicolor sky above. Although it’s relatively small, the villas are both spacious and secluded, so on a sundeck or in a garden, its easy to believe that this is a deserted island, albeit with all mod cons, indoor and outdoor showers, sink into sofas and sun loungers and supremely comfortable beds.

The main infinity pool is as lovely to lounge around as the beach, and seems to extend over it, while the spa features an enchanting water garden. Yoga, yachting, and a dive valet service ensures there’s plenty to fill the long sunny days between serious sunbathing, snorkelling and swimming sessions.

There’s plenty of choice in dining options too – three restaurants and two bars serve up everything from sophisticated menus to simple seafood snacks. The Lighthouse Restaurant is considered to be one of the best in the Maldives, an overwater pavilion. Rays and sharks undulate through the water as diners above enjoy gourmet cuisine and the marine entertainment. As scenic as this is, it’s also possible to dine on your own private deck, or on a traditional sailing dhoni boat, or on the beach, or on an isolated sand bank – the superb service here makes sure that anything possible can be arranged anywhere on this fantasy island.

 

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Pricing information

Early booking offer: save up to £510 pp
Offer ends 31 May
7-night luxury holiday from £3,260 pp incl. flights & transfers

Low Season from: £3,260 pp incl. flights – save up to £330 pp
Shoulder season from: £4,490 pp incl. flights – save up to £510 pp

Includes:

  • Complimentary UK departure lounge access
  • return scheduled flights from the UK
  • return transfers by luxury launch
  • 7 nights  Deluxe Villa accommodation on bed and breakfast basis 

Price shown is for low season travel - please contact us for the latest special offers

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