Luxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoLuxury HotelsDirectoryBeach ResortsBoutiqueParisLondonNew YorkTokyoCOMO Cocoa Island features 33 overwater villas designed to resemble traditional Maldivian dhoni fishing boats, each positioned above the turquoise lagoon. Five distinct villa types accommodate different party sizes, ranging from one-bedroom suites to two-bedroom residences with private pools. All villas are built with teak floors, high rafters, and Kajan-thatched roofs, with interiors reflecting accents of sea, sand, and sky.
Check availability Official websiteThe Dhoni Water Villa spans 75 square metres with one king bed, accommodating up to three guests including two children. The Dhoni Loft Water Villa expands to 110 square metres and features an expansive lower-level living area with the master bedroom positioned on a mezzanine, accommodating up to four guests including two children.
The Loft Water Villa occupies 123 square metres and includes floor-to-ceiling windows with horizon views, sleeping up to four guests including three children. For guests seeking private pools, the One-Bedroom Water Villa with Pool spans 125 square metres and is situated on the eastern end of the resort, featuring a private pool measuring 4.8 metres by 2.8 metres with one metre depth and accommodating up to four guests.
The Two-Bedroom COMO Sunrise Villa represents the largest option at 300 square metres, with two separate wings connected by an interconnected living space. It accommodates up to six guests including four children and includes a private pool measuring 8.3 metres by 3.4 metres with one metre depth.
All villas are constructed with New Zealand pine and Kajan-thatched roofs, glossy teak floors, and high rafters that create an open, airy interior. The design incorporates floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, allowing unobstructed views of the ocean while maintaining complete privacy through the layout and deck configuration.
Each villa features a private overwater terrace equipped with loungers and dining tables. Direct ocean access is available from most villas, enabling guests to enter the water from their deck. Larger pool villas include butler service, while all accommodations maintain the dhoni-boat aesthetic that has become the resort's signature architectural element.
COMO Cocoa Island has 33 overwater villas in five distinct categories, ranging from single-bedroom suites to two-bedroom residences with private pools.
The Dhoni Water Villa is the smallest at 75 square metres with one king bed, accommodating up to three guests including up to two children.
The One-Bedroom Water Villa with Pool and the Two-Bedroom COMO Sunrise Villa both feature private pools. The One-Bedroom villa's pool measures 4.8 by 2.8 metres, while the Sunrise Villa's pool is 8.3 by 3.4 metres.
Villas are built with teak floors, New Zealand pine, high rafters, and Kajan-thatched roofs. Interiors feature accents of sea, sand, and sky, with floor-to-ceiling windows and large decks throughout.
Most villas provide direct ocean access through private decks and platforms. All villas are connected to each other and the resort facilities via wooden boardwalks over the lagoon.
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