
Beach Pavilion
An interconnected beach unit built around a private outdoor terrace, at 60 square metres the resort's most compact category.
King bed, with twin-bed and connecting-room options · No private pool · Beachfront

An interconnected beach unit built around a private outdoor terrace, at 60 square metres the resort's most compact category.
King bed, with twin-bed and connecting-room options · No private pool · Beachfront

A two-bedroom, two-entrance pavilion on the beach at 120 square metres, its wraparound terrace holding two separate seating areas.
Two bedrooms, king beds, with twin-bed and connecting-room options · No private pool · Beachfront, two-bedroom

The two-bedroom counterpart to the Family Beach Pavilion, 130 square metres with its terrace facing the lagoon and the overwater villa row beyond.
Two bedrooms, king beds, with twin-bed and connecting-room options · No private pool · Beachfront, lagoon-facing

The resort's largest beach-facing category at 35 units — a 95 square metre villa opening directly onto the beach.
King bed · No private pool · Beachfront

A 116 square metre beach villa with its own plunge pool set into the path down to the sand.
King bed · Private plunge pool · Beachfront

At 136 square metres, a beachfront villa whose private pool reads as an extension of the lagoon in front of it.
King bed · Private pool · Beachfront

The entry overwater category, 98 square metres with a deck set directly above the lagoon — 38 of the resort's 180 villas are built this way.
King bed · No private pool · Overwater

The resort's largest single category at 46 units — a 110 square metre overwater villa with a private infinity pool that continues the line of the lagoon.
King bed · Private pool · Overwater

One of only three, at 220 square metres with a 14-metre private pool and Jacuzzi set over the water.
King bed, with a separate lounge · 14m private pool with Jacuzzi · Overwater

The resort's single Temptation Beach Pool Villa — 206 square metres with its own lounge and private pool on the beach.
King bed, with a separate lounge · Private pool · Beachfront

The resort's one-of-a-kind villa, 360 square metres at the end of the jetty, with a glass-floored living and dining room set over the water.
King bed, with a separate lounge · Private infinity pool · Overwater, at the jetty's end
What's included in the villa rate, and what costs extra?
Every villa carries Wi-Fi, a minibar refilled daily, complimentary tea and coffee, bottled water, and a private sunbed as standard. Complimentary water sports cover snorkelling gear, canoes, pedal boats and kayaks; windsurfing, jet-skiing, diving, kitesurfing, parasailing, fishing charters and private dhoni trips are available for a fee. IMJ itemises exactly what's covered before you travel.
Which villa category suits a first visit?
For couples, the Overwater Infinity Pool Villa is the resort's largest single category — 46 of the 180 villas — and pairs a private pool with direct lagoon access. Families of four generally do well in the two-bedroom Family Beach or Family Lagoon Pavilion. IMJ matches the category to who's travelling.

Thirty minutes on dates, occasion and which villa actually suits you: no obligation, no scripted pitch.
A few ways into the resorts, by the kind of trip you have in mind.