There is a place beyond all bounds. A refuge carried on the winds, softened by the sands, and stilled by the sea. At The Nautilus Maldives, in the heart of the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, time gently releases its hold, and romance takes shape in quiet, spiralling rhythms beneath an endless Maldivian sky.
At The Nautilus, overwater villas—gracefully known as Ocean Houses and Residences— rise above the lagoon like whispers—intimate, elegant, and deeply personal. Each is an invitation to step away from the noise, to turn inward, and to simply be.
Ocean Houses
Our Ocean Houses offer overwater living at its most serene. Suspended above a crystal-clear lagoon, these private spaces are designed for two. A poolside sun deck stretches toward the horizon, offering an uninterrupted canvas of ocean blue. Steps spiral gently into the sea—where every ripple invites you to drift, dip, and dream.
Ocean Residences
The Ocean Residences are a spacious expression of boho-chic luxury. Elevated above the lagoon and softened with a warm, curated aesthetic, these retreats include a separate bedroom and living area that flows into a private dining space, powder room, and wet bar. A glass-floor panel reveals the reef world below, while a sweeping sun deck and private infinity pool open to skies that seem to never end.
The Nautilus Retreat
The Nautilus Retreat, named one of the most outrageous villas in Maldives by the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2024, is designed for those who journey together with intention. Two gracefully appointed bedrooms frame a luminous central living and dining area, where every detail speaks to effortless grandeur. En-suite bathrooms, panoramic ocean views, and a curved poolside deck invite you to pause, unwind, and simply stay a little longer. Here, each sunset becomes a ritual, and every moment, a memory worth keeping.
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