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39 years of Experience
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Pool
Spa
Breakfast
Tennis
Games room
Child-friendly
Business centre
Fitness centre
Sauna
Wi-Fi
Restaurant
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Set above the shallow lagoon and close to the main island, the Lagoon Water Villa suits couples or small families who want an overwater stay with easy access back to the resort. The design uses natural materials and makes good use of the setting, with upper and lower decks and over-water netting for time outside.
The Ocean Water Villa with Pool suits travellers who want an ocean-facing overwater villa with their own pool. It sits farther from the main island and gives couples or small families several ways to enjoy the water without leaving the villa.
Laamu Water Villas sit towards the end of the jetties, giving guests a more distant position from the main island. They face the ocean and work well for couples who want a quieter overwater location without needing a private pool.
Ocean Water Villas sit farther from the main island and face the open ocean, with sunrise or sunset views depending on their position. They suit couples who want a more open overwater setting without adding a private pool.
Sunset Laamu Water Villas occupy a sunset-facing position towards the middle of Jetty A. They are well suited to couples who want the evening view to be a key part of their stay while keeping the simpler layout of a non-pool water villa.
Located towards the end of the jetties and furthest from the main island, the Laamu Water Villa with Pool suits guests who want a more removed overwater position with both a private pool and direct sea access.
Set towards the end of Jetty A, the Sunset Laamu Water Villa with Pool combines uninterrupted sunset views with a private pool. It suits couples who want to spend plenty of time at their villa and value both the outlook and direct access to the sea.
The Lagoon Beach Villa with Pool is set within the island’s vegetation on the lagoon-facing side. It works well for couples and small families who prefer staying on land, with their own pool and private access to the beach.
Set on the ocean-facing, sunset side of the island, the Ocean Beach Villa with Pool gives couples or small families a beachfront base with its own pool and garden. Private beach access makes it easy to move between the villa and the shore throughout the day.
Designed for families, this lagoon-facing beach villa has a main bedroom and a separate children’s bedroom, each with its own bathroom. The layout gives parents and children separate sleeping areas while keeping everyone within the same villa.
The Family Ocean Beach Villa with Pool uses the same family-friendly layout on the ocean-facing side of the island. A main bedroom and separate children’s bedroom, each with its own bathroom, make it easier for families to share one villa without sharing the same sleeping space.
The Two-Bedroom Lagoon Beach Villa with Pool gives larger families or two couples two proper bedrooms alongside shared living space. At 285 m², it offers more room to spread out while keeping everyone together in one villa.
The 730 m² layout gives families or friends two separate bedroom areas with a shared living and dining space between them. The villa is made up of two beach villas, each with its own spacious bedroom and outdoor bathroom.
The Retreat - Three-Bedroom is designed for extended families and groups who want plenty of shared space without giving up separate bedrooms. It has three bedrooms with private bathrooms, including one with an additional children’s room, plus a separate living area with a dining table and kitchen. The master suite also has a balcony.
At 1,550.75 m², The Retreat is designed for larger families and groups travelling together. It has four bedrooms with private bathrooms, including one with an additional children’s room, as well as a separate living space with a dining table and kitchen.
Leaf is an adults-only Mediterranean restaurant set above the resort’s organic garden. Its farm-to-fork menu uses ingredients grown in the garden and sourced from neighbouring islands, with dishes changing according to seasonal availability.
Zen serves contemporary Japanese food in a relaxed upper-deck setting. Guests can choose from a chef-curated set menu that changes daily, alongside à la carte dishes and sushi.
Longitude is an open-air restaurant built over the water and serves both breakfast and dinner. Breakfast combines buffet and à la carte choices with live cooking and fruit prepared to order.
Ice & Chocolate Studio is the resort’s complimentary open-air ice-cream and sorbet parlour. The official website currently promotes 48 homemade flavours made with natural ingredients, alongside handcrafted ice lollies.
Sip Sip is a casual poolside restaurant and sunken bar. The menu includes homemade pizzas, jungle-wood grills, burgers, pasta and locally inspired desserts, with fresh juices and cocktails also available.
Kaji is an adults-only teppanyaki restaurant where chefs cook at the hot plate in front of guests. Four- and five-course set menus focus on premium beef and fresh seafood.
Barbecues in the sand brings together several beach-dinner experiences with a personal chef. Options include private and candlelit set-ups, allowing guests to eat directly on the sand away from the main restaurants.
Chill Bar is a multi-level overwater venue situated only metres from the resort’s house reef. It is known for signature cocktails, music and sunset views, making it a convenient place for drinks after snorkelling or later in the evening.
Altitude is a spun-glass wine cellar positioned above the Indian Ocean and holding more than 300 labels from around the world. It hosts sommelier-led tastings and wine-paired dinners for guests with a particular interest in wine.
Lobster Barbecue on the Beach is a weekly evening dining experience served after sunset. The five-course menu includes local seafood such as lobster and reef fish, alongside beef, salads and ingredients grown in the resort’s gardens.
In-Villa Dining lets guests eat privately in their own accommodation. The dedicated menu includes Mediterranean, Asian and local dishes.
The Private Island Experience combines a day away from the resort with a picnic lunch. Guests travel around 40 minutes by speedboat to a private island, where the experience includes a picnic lunch of their choice, dessert, a bottle of wine and drinking water.
Six Senses Spa has nine private Treatment Nests set by the beach and among the island’s vegetation. Treatments cover massage, facials, Ayurveda and locally influenced therapies, while the spa facilities include steam rooms, a Nail Bar, consultation room, Alchemy Bar, Juice Bar and areas for relaxation and Biohacking.
Personalized Wellness starts with a non-invasive Wellness Screening that measures key biomarkers before Six Senses specialists recommend treatments or a multi-day programme. Biohacking options can also form part of the plan.
Sleep is a structured Six Senses wellness programme for guests who want to improve their sleep habits while away. It can include sleep tracking, consultation, yoga nidra, meditation, treatments, nutrition advice and low-intensity exercise.
Fitness is a structured wellness programme rather than simply use of the gym. It combines high- and low-intensity training with recovery treatments, meditation and sleep support.
Detox is one of Six Senses Laamu’s named wellness programmes. It combines a non-invasive yogic cleanse with low-intensity exercise, detoxifying therapies and mind-body practices.
Discover Yoga is a multi-day programme built around private hatha yoga, guided meditation and breathing exercises, with massage and energy treatments also included within the wider programme.
Grow With Six Senses is the resort’s children’s wellbeing programme, with activities designed around movement, creativity and practical learning.
Sustainability Camp is aimed at teenagers and their families. The three-day programme covers Zero Waste, Home Grown and Nature Conservation, with two 90-minute sessions each day.
Deep Blue Divers is a PADI 5* dive centre offering introductory sessions, PADI courses, continuing education and guided diving for certified guests. Children’s programmes start from age eight, while Discover Scuba Diving is available from age 10.
The house reef can be reached from stairs close to Chill Bar, making snorkelling easy to fit into the day without taking a boat trip. Masks, fins and snorkels are available to guests on a complimentary basis.
This guided boat excursion visits two snorkelling sites in Laamu Atoll with experienced Ocean Wings guides and a resident marine biologist. Guests can look for turtles and other reef life, although wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Ocean Wings Watersports Center offers everything from complimentary paddle sports to lessons, motorised activities and specialist equipment. Complimentary options include kayaks, SUP boards, paddle boats, windsurfers and catamarans.
Tropicsurf works with beginners through to experienced surfers and offers guidance throughout the year. Shoulders can be reached from the beach and suits beginners, while Turtles is reached by boat and works for beginner to intermediate surfers. Petrols is aimed at intermediate and advanced riders.
This 60-minute evening cruise takes place aboard a traditional dhoni with a marine biologist. It runs from 6:15 pm to 7:15 pm and includes canapés and Prosecco, with juice and cookies for children.
secluded island. Guests can spend the day snorkelling, relaxing beneath the coconut trees or enjoying the beach away from the main resort.
Green turtles usually nest on the resort’s beach from March to July, with hatching generally taking place 50 to 60 days later, usually between May and August. Guests visiting during this period can register their interest with the Turtle Team.
Junior Marine Biology gives younger guests time with the Maldives Underwater Initiative’s marine biologists. Two-hour sessions run from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm and can combine guided snorkelling, classroom learning, science experiments and conservation video making.
The Sea Hub of Environmental Learning in Laamu (SHELL) is the resort’s marine science, research and education centre. It is also home to the Maldives Underwater Initiative (MUI). The hub includes a central exhibition space, marine laboratory, cinema room, children’s zone and facilities supported by virtual and augmented reality technology.
Earth Lab hosts practical sustainability activities connected with the way Six Senses Laamu reduces waste and uses resources around the island.
Reconnection Journeys are full-day programmes built around either nature or spending time with local culture and other people. Reconnect with Nature combines citizen science with the Maldives Underwater Initiative, guided snorkelling, a sunset dolphin cruise and a beach barbecue.
Six Senses Laamu offers early-morning fishing, sunset fishing and big-game fishing. The resort’s chefs can also prepare a guest’s catch to order.
Six Senses Laamu has a 700 m² free-form swimming pool close to the beach on the ocean side of the island.
Cinema Under the Stars gives guests an outdoor film night at the resort’s Jungle Cinema. Popcorn and refreshments are included as part of the experience.
Families can also spend time together outside The Den. Official activities include volleyball, football, badminton, table tennis, card games, board games, treasure hunts, snorkelling and cycling.
Six Senses Laamu offers wedding planning with support from its Experiences Team and specialist staff. The resort can help with the ceremony location, catering, menus and event logistics.
Six Senses Laamu also supports meetings and group events, with help arranging meeting space, activities and team-building exercises.
Six Senses Laamu is on Olhuveli Island in Laamu Atoll, southern Maldives. From Velana International Airport (MLE), resort representatives escort guests to the seaplane terminal and Six Senses lounge before a 65-minute direct private-charter seaplane flight. Seaplanes operate during daylight hours; when international flight timings do not suit the service, a domestic flight followed by speedboat can be arranged on request.
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ATOL and ABTA Protected
39 years of Experience
Low deposits from £99pp*
Price-match promise*
Air conditioning
Pool
Spa
Breakfast
Tennis
Games room
Child-friendly
Business centre
Fitness centre
Sauna
Wi-Fi
Restaurant
