Built on stilts over the lagoon, with a private staircase leading straight down into the water — the adults-only category closest to the reef.
2 adults (adults only) · No private pool — access to the adults-only Sunset Infinity Pool · Overwater
A quieter run of sand reserved for adults, with Ahima Restaurant and the Sunset Bar both part of the same adults-only zone.
2 adults (adults only) · No private pool — access to the adults-only Sunset Infinity Pool · Beachfront, adults only
The main beach category, open to couples and families alike, and the second-largest of the five villa types.
2 adults, children welcome · No private pool — access to the family Boashi Pool · Beachfront
The largest category by count — two beachfront villas built under one roof with separate entrances, for group and multi-generation travel.
2 adults per villa, two villas combined for groups · No private pool — access to the family Boashi Pool · Beachfront, two villas combined
Set back in the resort's gardens rather than directly on the beach — the smallest and most compact of the five categories.
2 adults, children welcome · No private pool — access to the family Boashi Pool · Garden
What's the difference between the villa categories?
Five categories run from garden-set Tropical Villas through Beachfront and the two-villas-in-one Adjacent Beachfront Villas, up to the adults-only Romantic Beachfront and overwater Romantic Ocean Villas — the only category with a private staircase into the lagoon. None carry a private pool; villas share the family Boashi Pool or the adults-only Sunset Infinity Pool depending on category.
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.
