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The Lounge at The Lighthouse offers a more intimate drinking experience. Live music acts play every Tuesday and Saturday night. With sugar-white sand underfoot and palms overhead, Sails Bar and Palm Garden is a seductive spot to sip a pomegranate margarita or a sommelier-selected wine as the day winds up. The Lime Restaurant is perched on stilts above the water and dishes up an all-day menu of global à la carte dishes. The open kitchen means you can watch the chefs as they prepare your meal. Sitting on a large wooden deck under the cover of palm thatch gazebos, Cayenne Grill is a more casual affair, where food offerings alternate between Maldivian, Indian and Japanese. The lounge is the perfect setting for sipping champagne as the sun sets, and the restaurant offers fusion food with Asian and Mediterranean leanings. Set over the water, circular fine-diner The Lighthouse Restaurant is shaded by a soaring sail-like white-tented roof that is dramatic by day and luminous by night. Food is also seasonal and locally sourced. Sustainability effortsīaros is active in coral planting to improve the local underwater habitat, and educates guests about the marine environment. An extra bed for a child sharing with two adults costs an extra 50 per cent of the villa tariff. Junior Smiths aged eight or older are welcome, although this is more of a romantic adult retreat and there are no dedicated children’s facilities. Budding Jacques Cousteaus can hire dive gear here, so just bring your documentation. Fashionable types should pack several swimwear options, some cover-ups and a maxi or two for island chic. Leave your heels at home they’ll just sink in the sand-lined pathways strewn across the island. The Spa offers a plethora of pampering wrap and massage treatments guaranteed to de-stress and delight. The lagoon is safe for a refreshing swim too. There's a pool bar to the side which serves drinks and canapés and staff will clean your sunglasses if you ask nicely.

Guests in other rooms can take a dip in the enormous main pool (85sq m) by Lime restaurant (open 11am–6pm) – the largest overwater pool in the Maldives, no less – which is lined with hundreds of fibre-optic lights for a night-sky effect.

Poolsideīaros Pool Villas and Premium Pool Villas have private infinity-edged plunge pools, and the Residence has a larger swimming pool. Here you can lounge on the four-poster day bed, treat yourself to an in-room massage or ask your personal on-call butler to bring you a mojito to enjoy on your sundeck just a step from the beach. The exclusive Baros Residence is the ultimate romantic hidey-hole sheathed by bird of paradise and palms, with its own private pool and garden. The eight Pool Villas each have their own infinite plunge pool, while the two Premium Pool Villas also sport lagoon-side Jacuzzis, their own exclusive section of the beach and the luxury of a dedicated villa host to cater to your every whim. It’s hard to go past the romance and seclusion of the Water Villas, each of which are perched above the water and boast spacious indoor areas, large private sundecks, outdoor daybeds swathed in flowing white canopies and timber steps that lead down to the lagoon. In rooms: flatscreen TV, CD/DVD player, preloaded iPod, minibar, L’Occitane en Provence and Italian Acca Kappa toiletries.

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Spa, library with books, board games, CDs and DVDs, free WiFi throughout, boutique, palm garden, pool table and table tennis, gym, watersports, dive and snorkel centres, private yacht and traditional wooden sailing dhoni.