Overwater bungalows and water villas are becoming ever more popular each year, but to most people they remain a mysterious form of resort. First conceived in the South Pacific in the 1970s, the style of thatched-roof huts stringing out into a still and clear-blue lagoon has only been around for about two decades now.
These resorts are mostly clustered in only a few parts of the world, which is a source of frustration for many people hoping to find them closer to home. We'll go over all the most common questions and their answers below. If you have any other questions that aren't answered here feel free to email us at [email protected].