Beach Villa
The Beach Villa is a good choice for couples, small families or three adults who want to stay close to the shore. Each 87 sqm villa sits among tropical greenery facing the beach, with a private sandy pathway leading towards the sand.
Was £2,374
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£1,909
£1,899
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£2,429
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£2,449
£1,909
£1,929
£2,099
£2,099
£2,429
£2,049
£2,669
£2,749
£2,809
This is the lowest available price
No matter which date you choose, this remains the best price.
£2,839
£2,829
£2,809
£2,239
£2,209
£2,419
£2,439
£2,729
£2,309
£2,989
£3,079
£3,139
Please note that all prices are based on double occupancy and are quoted as starting from the lowest available rate.
The Beach Villa is a good choice for couples, small families or three adults who want to stay close to the shore. Each 87 sqm villa sits among tropical greenery facing the beach, with a private sandy pathway leading towards the sand.
Sunset Beach Villas sit along the western shore, making them the better beach category if you want to be on the sunset side of the island. They work well for couples, small families or three adults and offer 87 sqm of space.
The Deluxe Villa adds a freshwater splash pool while keeping you on the island close to the beach. The 20 villas are positioned along the east shore, so this category suits travellers who like being on the sunrise side of the resort.
The Deluxe Pool Villa suits couples and small families who want a larger villa with a private pool while staying close to the beach. At 104 sqm, it gives you more overall space than the Deluxe Villa.
Lagoon Villas are the resort’s main overwater option and suit travellers who want direct access to the lagoon. The 12 villas sit along the palm-leaf-shaped villa wing at the north-western tip of the island, with panoramic views across the water.
The Sunset Lagoon Villa is the resort’s largest accommodation category, with just two villas available. Each measures 154 sqm and sits over the lagoon at the far end of the palm-leaf-shaped villa wing. The larger capacity makes this category suitable for couples wanting extra space or families who prefer an overwater stay.
Cowrie is the resort’s main restaurant, set among the island’s greenery just moments from its largest beach. The open-sided pavilion has a high palm-thatched ceiling and an open central kitchen, giving the restaurant an airy feel while keeping you close to the surroundings.
Cornus is the resort’s speciality Thai restaurant. It sits among tropical vegetation, with sand underfoot, a thatched roof and views towards the sea. A sandy garden pathway connects the restaurant with Beach Bar, making it easy to stop for a drink before or after dinner.
In-Villa Dining is available throughout the day for guests who prefer to eat in their own villa. Breakfast is served from 07:30 to 11:00, followed by an all-day menu from 12:00 to 22:00.
Sandbank Picnic combines a private trip away from the island with a freshly prepared breakfast and lunch picnic. Time on the sandbank can also be spent snorkelling or relaxing in the shade.
Island BBQ Dinner is served on the beach at Embudhoo, away from the main resort. The resort’s chefs prepare a barbecue dinner on the sand for two, and a bottle of house wine is included.
Breeze Seafood Barbecue takes dinner onto the beach, with seafood cooked on the grill and tables arranged on the sand. It provides an outdoor alternative to the resort’s two main restaurants and is particularly suited to travellers who want a simple beachfront dinner.
Villa Grill brings the barbecue to your own villa. A grill chef and server prepare, cook and serve the meal for two, so you can have dinner privately without heading to one of the resort’s restaurants.
Coco Farm Dinner moves the evening meal away from the beach and into the resort’s tropical garden. The experience focuses on fresh, seasonal ingredients, with three different menus available.
Beach Bar is set directly on the western beach, with deckchairs and shaded seating arranged on the sand. Its position makes late afternoon and sunset the natural time to visit, although drinks are served throughout the day.
Conch Bar sits among the greenery at the south-western tip of the island. The high thatched pavilion has sand underfoot and looks towards the beach, making it an easy place to stop for a casual meal or drink during the day.
Champagne Breakfast is a private breakfast for two served by the beach. It combines your choice of breakfast with Champagne, giving couples an alternative to starting the morning in the main restaurant.
Coco Spa sits within the island’s tropical greenery and has five treatment rooms. Treatments draw on Indonesian, Thai and Indian Ayurvedic traditions, with massages, body treatments and skincare available. Signature options include Journey to the Maldives, which uses local virgin coconut oil and seashells, and the Spice Bath ritual.
Yoga sessions take place at the resort’s yoga pavilion and include Sunrise Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Pranayama, Meditation, Yoga Nidra for Relaxation and Sunset Yoga.
The Fitness Centre provides cardiovascular and weight-training equipment for guests who want to stay active during their holiday.
Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu provides organised activities for younger guests, giving families some child-focused options alongside beach and island time.
Coco Dive is the resort’s PADI-certified dive centre, with options for complete beginners and experienced divers. Guests can try introductory scuba sessions or work through PADI courses including Open Water, Advanced Open Water, Rescue Diver and Enriched Air Nitrox.
Water Play covers the resort’s motorised and non-motorised water sports. Activities include tube rides, wakeboarding, kneeboarding, water skiing, windsurfing, surfing, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and sailing.
Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu has a house reef on one side of the island and a sheltered lagoon on the other, giving guests easy access to the water.
Coral Garden Snorkelling is listed among the resort’s current group experiences and gives guests another way to explore Baa Atoll’s underwater environment.
Reef Hopping takes guests by boat with an excursion guide to snorkel at two coral reefs.
Snorkelling with Turtles is a guided excursion to areas where green and hawksbill turtles may be seen.
Manta Snorkelling takes guests into Baa Atoll with an excursion guide to look for manta rays when conditions allow.
The Dark Night is a guided night-snorkelling experience. Guests snorkel after dark with an excursion guide and underwater torches to see how the reef changes at night.
Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu is in Baa Atoll, within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The island is reached by a 30-minute seaplane flight from Velana International Airport. Seaplanes operate from 06:00 to 15:30, with international arrivals advised before 15:30 and departures after 08:50 for same-day connections.
Transfer details: 30-minute seaplane from Velana International Airport.
Luggage allowance: 25 kg per person, including 20 kg of checked luggage and 5 kg of hand luggage.
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