A complete portrait
of each destination
Each project represents a full stay, photographed and filmed as a genuine guest. Resort, underwater, aerial, or all three — a complete portrait of a destination, available for licensing.
Contemporary
Serenity
Contemporary
Serenity
Tucked into the remote Raa Atoll, Dhigali offers a quieter, more contemporary version of the Maldives — where the house reef rivals the architecture, a private sandbank appears with the shifting tide, and evenings end at the Haali bar watching the sunset and enjoying music.
Above
the Aegean
Above
the Aegean
Koia sits above the Aegean on the hills of Agios Fokas — adults-only, unhurried, and deliberately far from everything. Each suite has its own private pool and an uninterrupted view stretching to the Turkish coastline. The architecture is ancient in inspiration and modern in execution — stone, wood, and silence. A resort that feels like a discovery rather than a destination.
Beauty
Below the Surface
Beauty
Below the Surface
In the remote Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, deep in the south of the Maldives, Havodda is the kind of resort you choose for one reason — the reef. Accessible directly from the shore, it is among the finest house reefs in the entire archipelago — alive, dense, and teeming with life at every depth. Everything else is a welcome addition.
Manta
Territory
Manta
Territory
Centara Grand sits within the South Ari Atoll Marine Protected Area — one of the few places on earth where manta rays gather year-round. Colonial in character, lush in vegetation, and abundant in life both above and below the water. Sunset cruises, fishing excursions, and a coral-covered shipwreck offshore make it a resort where there is always something worth documenting.
Clifftop &
Infinity Blue
Clifftop &
Infinity Blue
White Ark sits on the clifftops of Fira, carved into the volcanic rock with front-row views of the Santorini caldera. Three private villas, each with its own infinity pool and an uninterrupted panorama of deep blue Aegean stretching to the horizon. The architecture is pure Cycladic — white, minimal, and completely at one with the landscape. One of those rare properties where every angle is already a photograph.
Wild
at the Edges
Wild
at the Edges
Meedhupparu is a rare thing in the Maldives — a large, mature island you can actually explore on foot. Ancient Banyan trees shade the paths between villas, white sand beaches wrap the shoreline, and a house reef alive with colour and marine life begins where the island ends. An island that rewards the curious guest as much as the one who never leaves their sun lounger.
Life
in Colour
Life in
Colour
Cora Cora brings a different energy to the Raa Atoll — vibrant, all-inclusive, and unapologetically fun. Overwater villas with private pools, a house reef alive with marine life, and a dining scene that genuinely surprises. The kind of resort where the colour is everywhere — in the architecture, the food, the guests, and the water itself.
Where Desert Meets
the Sea
Where Desert Meets
the Sea
On the shores of the Red Sea, the Grand Makadi is built like a Moorish citadel — terracotta domes, arched colonnades, and palm-lined courtyards that glow warm in the Egyptian sun. Above the water, extraordinary architecture. Below it, one of the most biodiverse reefs on the planet.
Oasis Within
the City
Oasis Within
the City
Kejora Suites sits in the heart of Sanur, but feels completely removed from it. A boutique collection of suites arranged around a courtyard pool, with carefully chosen artwork and tropical gardens that create an atmosphere entirely its own.
Remote
as it should be
Remote
as it should be
Amahelia sits on the shores of Gili Asahan — a small island off Lombok that most travellers never find. Eight bungalows built from local materials, each with its own character, set within tropical gardens that feel genuinely wild. Private pools, beachfront access, and a pace of life that makes everything else feel very far away.
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