The remote Indian archipelago of the Maldives is known for its pristine beaches, marine life and overwater bungalows. Nestled in the breathtaking beauty of the Baa Atoll lies the Maldivian owned luxury resort island Amilla.
Find your sanctuary at Amilla
Encompassing 23.5 hectares the island features lush tropical jungle, organic plantations, gardens, and pristine beaches encircled by the stunning UNESCO World Biosphere protected reef.
Guests at Amilla are treated to sustainable luxury where 67 private pool beach villas and residences, majority over water, scattered like pearls across the island’s azure waters.
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Get your dose of Vitamin Sea watching the coconut palms sway while you recline on the shore next to your private pool. In seconds you’re at the entrance to the reef.
Wellness at its core
Wellness seamlessly integrates into your daily life during your Maldives vacation at Amilla. The Wellness Lab serves up a range of locally made pre-biotic sodas and Kombucha daily. At the Alchemy bar, guests are invited to try their hand at making eco-friendly spa products and teas.
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Spend a few hours unwinding in ultimate relaxation at the Javvu Spa, which also incorporates a traditional Maldivian medicine practice, Dhivehi Beys.
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Movement is incorporated into the daily activities you will find on the island which include Yoga, dancing classes and walking meditation along the jungle meditation path. The resort also offers Sensora, a light and sound therapy experiences, one of a kind in the Maldives.
Your stay at Amilla will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Sustainability & Ecology
Amilla Maldives is dedicated to reducing their impact on the fragile environment in many ways through sustainable farming, ethical sourcing, and conservation.
With vast edible gardens and coconut plantations on the island Amilla produces a variety of its own sustainably grown herbs, vegetables, mushrooms, and fruit for use in the restaurant’s kitchen. The resorts ethical meat program saw all suppliers reviewed to ensure that animal products are antibiotic free, hormone free and raised on the natural food sources.
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Amilla Maldives directly employs a full time Marine Biologist to assist in maintaining their reef and beaches. They host a weekly Marine biology session for guests and champion a Mini Marine Biology program so little Amilla guests can learn about ecology and marine life on the island.
Things to do in the Maldives
Snorkel - Amilla Maldives is proud to have one of Baa Atoll’s most unique reef formations right on its very own reef. Accessible within a short boat ride, snorkel at the Amilla Blue Hole a tropical reef wonder or take a snorkel safari and cruise alongside Manta Rays at Hanifaru Bay just 10 min by boat.
Scuba Dive - with 40 dive sites available in the vicinity of Amilla, and another 50 accessible at a further distance on a private boat basis, there are plenty of options to make the most of your diving experience.
Beach side dining – Dine right on the sand watching the sunset while your private chef cooks up delicious local cuisine for you to enjoy right under the stars.
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Cinema in the jungle – Kick back and enjoy a private cinema experience in the jungle with your favourite movie accompanied by food off Amilla’s delicious menus served by your private waiter
Getting there
The Maldives reopened its borders to international travellers in July with relatively few restrictions. While there are no direct flights from Australia to Male International Airport in the Maldives, the quickest way to get there is to fly via Singapore travelling onboard Singapore Airlines.
An Apex Travel advisor can assist with booking local flights or transfers from Male International Airport to the outer islands as part of your Maldives holiday experience.
Ask the Apex Travel team about curating a unique Maldives vacation for you staying at Amilla. Click below to contact us and find out more about what we can offer.
