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Three villas on a
recorded coastal plot
in Fuvahmulah.

The three villas align along the road edge. A rounded garden holds the Jacuzzi, sauna, coffee hut and housekeeping module. V03, with its own stair, is the proposed Coral Estate.

283.7 m²
recorded plot
6 suites
two per villa
66.96 m²
per villa stack
Daylight masterplan concept showing three detached two-level Amber Coral villas and the tropical amenity garden
Concept based on the site survey / not for construction · press play for the film

Interactive estate model

Walk the plot
before it exists.

Orbit the three villa stacks, then jump to the hotel pair, the Coral Estate villa or the shared garden.

Preparing the estate model…
Amber CoralConceptual aerial / Fuvahmulah
00 / Estate overviewWalk the plot before it exists.

Orbit the three villa stacks, then jump to the hotel pair, the Coral Estate villa or the shared garden.

Drag to orbit · Scroll or pinch to zoom

North is not recorded on the source survey.

Details, when you want them

01

Plot location film

Drone view, parcel to island context
The coral outline marks the plot: about 283.7 m² with two recorded road-facing edges. 15 MB film, press play to load.
02

Floor plans, level by level

Redrawn from the supplier’s floor plan
Amber Coral redraw of the dimensioned N2-plus-D ground-level plan
Ground-level suite9,300 × 3,600 mm · 33.48 m² · flat ceiling · direct garden access
Amber Coral redraw of the dimensioned N2-plus-D upper-level plan and exterior stair
Upper-level suite9,300 × 3,600 mm · 33.48 m² · gabled volume · 900 mm quoted stair clear width

Each level is one independent suite with a 1.5 m balcony and a compact wet zone. Open the two-sheet A3 PDF ↗

03

Shared garden and site arrangement

Jacuzzi, sauna, coffee hut, housekeeping
Site arrangement of the three villas and the shared garden, based on the survey

The three villas stand in one line along the 26.3 m road edge. A rounded-corner garden holds four small modules, and dense planting gives each one privacy without breaking up the site.

Jacuzzi deck
2.6 × 2.6 m
Sauna
2.2 × 2.4 m
Coffee hut
2.4 × 2.4 m
Housekeeping
2.2 × 2.4 m
04

Why Fuvahmulah

Biosphere reserve, open-ocean diving, living city
Aerial view of Fuvahmulah’s southern tip with the surf line, reef and town under coconut palms
Fuvahmulah from the airThe southern tip, the reef edge and the town among the palms

UNESCO describes Fuvahmulah as the Maldives’ only single-island administrative atoll, designated a Biosphere Reserve in 2020. Its open-ocean geography gives Amber Coral a character that cannot be separated from the island, and an investment case that must account for real access, weather, services and operating conditions.

Explore the island →UNESCO reserve profile ↗

Dive the open ocean

Fuvahmulah’s ocean-facing reef is associated with unusually varied pelagic encounters, including tiger, thresher and whale sharks. Plan every dive with a licensed local operator.

Walk the wetlands

Bandaara Kilhi and Dhadimagi Kilhi sit within the island’s shallow interior, surrounded by dense wetland vegetation unlike the classic lagoon-island image.

Meet the shoreline

At the northern point, strong ocean processes have shaped Thoondu: a distinctive shore known for smooth, glossy pebbles.

Live with the city

Fuvahmulah is a working island community with neighbourhoods, food, schools, shops and daily rhythms that reward respect and curiosity.