Maldives, paradise is nothing more than this

🧹Soundproofing/hygiene: Excellent 🏘️️️Room type/layout: Semi-water villa 🛌Supplies/facilities: Restaurant, bar, swimming pool, diving club 💰️Per capita consumption: $400 per person per night 💗Other tips: $50 This is the sixth time I have visited the Maldives. I visit different islands every time. This Safari is located 25 minutes by seaplane southwest of Male. Overall, the location is not far, not close, just right. The island is relatively quiet, and there are not many people in mid-December. The hotel is well managed. The structure is also reasonably arranged. We booked a semi-water villa, and the entrance is on the beach. There is a large terrace at the end of the room, with stairs leading directly to the sea. The house is octagonal. The roof is made of traditional straw mats, and there are three large floor-to-ceiling windows in the room. The sunset can be seen in full view. The hotel has all the facilities, and the room is well equipped. The air conditioner is not very powerful, but you come here to enjoy the tropical temperature. The restaurant is clean and tidy, and each room has a fixed seat for guests. Although the variety of food does not change much, it is very fresh and breaks through the curry flavor of most local hotels in the past. The waiters are very enthusiastic and polite. The water around the island is clear, with high visibility, but most of the corals are polluted. Compared with previous visits, the number and variety of fish have decreased a lot. There are many large sharks gathered under the restaurant. It is very shocking. Diving experience is average, snorkeling is ok. It was a bit hard to catch the strong wind and waves.