Hotel dekat W. Star 1, Naifaru

Next to the vegetable and fruit market on the seaside road in Male, take the ZUHAL EXPRESS speedboat that can carry about 30 people to Naifaro Island at 8 am. The boat ticket is US$60 and the hotel can book it. You don't have to pay the crew after getting on the boat, but pay the hotel after arriving at the hotel. This speedboat is a regular flight that runs every day. The return trip is at 11 am. The speedboat travels at a speed of 30 knots on the calm sea. The sea water sometimes reflects the clouds in the sky like a mirror, and sometimes ripples appear. When passing by the resort island, you can see the seaplane that just took off. The whole journey takes 2 hours and 45 minutes to reach Naifaro Island where the hotel is located, and stops at a port to pick up and drop off passengers and cargo. When I arrived, the hotel staff was waiting at the dock in a golf cart. We arrived at the hotel 3 minutes later. The hotel is next to a green mosque that is like a mini museum (almost no one goes in and out), a children's playground and four apartment buildings. The hotel staff were very shy. They hung a frangipani flower around my neck as a welcome, which reminded me of the first time I saw this beautiful flower in Zanzibar, Tanzania 16 years ago. They also brought me cool coconuts. The room was very clean. The whole hotel was spotless, with no dust, insects or mosquitoes. The shower water was not hot enough, probably because I didn't know how to use the water heater. The hotel room faces south or north, and you can't see the sea from the window. The sea is on the west. From the rooftop cafe, you can see the whole process of the western sea and the sunset without any obstruction. It takes about 50 minutes to go around the island. It is said that there are 6,000 people living on the island, but I only saw less than 200 people. Maybe they were all at home. There is no industry here, and no fishing boats. It is very sunny here during the day. You need to wear a hat when going out. It is best to hold an umbrella. The small beach in front of the hotel is the cleanest on the island. I saw two one-foot-long flesh-colored black dorsal fin sharks cruising one foot away from the shore. They were very serious and cute. There were many beautiful small fish in the shallow water of the sea. There were relatively large hermit crabs and coral stones on the beach. There is a newly opened RANMUI CUISINE restaurant not far to the north of the hotel. The Italian seafood pasta (Grilled Raibow Runner) contains large fish fillets, shrimps and small octopus. It is delicious and only 90 yuan, but the lobster (Spc Gril Lobsre) is very small and has little meat. The price is 762 yuan, which is not worth it. There is a restaurant 60 meters to the right front of the hotel. It looks very ordinary and serves simple meals. It is said to be the second best restaurant on the island. In addition, there are six or seven restaurants that I didn’t see, which may be smaller. Next to this restaurant is a diving club. The hotel also contacted this restaurant to watch manta rays the next day. On the other side of the restaurant is a turtle nursery, where injured turtles are kept. Most of them are injured by fishing nets and boat propellers. Films will be shown here, telling the life of turtles and the harm caused by humans to nature. Five species of turtles can be seen in the Maldives, and you can see them when watching manta rays. It is a 15-minute boat ride from the island, which costs US$70 per person, with a minimum of 2 people. I saw three manta rays together at most. They are very friendly and will swim towards the manta rays from Scotland. Lan's dive guide Elizabeth, turned around one meter in front of her, and then circled. Their wingspan is about one meter. Nargiz and Elizabeth said they are just children, the big ones are more than two meters, their lifespan is longer than humans, it is forbidden to touch them, they will never come back after being frightened. This is what I encountered here. It is my first time to visit the Maldives. This is the ninety-ninth country I have traveled to alone. I like this island very much, the slow life here, the natural small beaches, the shy and simple people, the lack of asphalt and concrete roads, as if I have returned to the past, the hotel staff are from the local area, Azerbaijan, Nepal, and close friends from the Philippines and Italy. These are the countries I like. Thanks to Nargiz for replying to my email at two in the morning! Tell me how to find the pier to take the boat. Thank you to Ctrip customer service for the online guarantee and signing of this excellent hotel. This hotel should be the only hotel on the island. I was probably the only tourist on the island at that time. It is very safe here. You can also choose domestic flights for $150 and seaplanes for $250 to come to the island, but because it is not a morning departure, I did not choose them. The boats from the island back to Male are at 8:00, 10:00 and 11:00 in the morning. If I am wrong, please correct it. After that, I went to Bhutan again and watched the Pamukkale in the foothills of the Himalayas. The 117th National Day celebration of the establishment of the Drub Kagyu ******* Buddhist State was very grand. Two generations of kings, five queens, two princes and a little princess appeared. There were 35,000 people in attendance from 5:30 in the morning to 2:00 in the afternoon. We witnessed the largest Vajra Dance in this life. There were also nearly a hundred monks wearing five-crown Buddha hats chanting fierce mantras to clear the way for the king to enter. There were also simple, kind and helpful people there, and clear rivers flowing in the valleys. I completed the 100th country there. I am grateful for all the good karma I have encountered in this life, and thank the Dakini for her protection and blessing.

We stayed for five nights with one night in beach villa, the hotel was kind enough to upgrade it to water villa. The most remarkable feature of this island is bare foot. As it sited on the island, 'If you're wearing more than bare foot, you are overdressed. ' We experienced a very kind and honest welcome ceremony, with some locals dancing and playing drums. All the waiters and waitresses are very friendly, always makes us feel like talking to our old friends. Especially whenever we are in the restaurant or in bar, they will come over and have some sweet small talks, just like family, even all the guests will have warm small talks as well. There are barely no Asian on the island, only one of the waiter can speak a few Chinese words. However, English works perfectly fine on this island. The beach was white and beautiful, water is very clear with many colourful fish. If you're lucky enough, you might see some baby reef sharks and turtles. Unfortunately, most corals have died, but many fish still live there. Here's a beautiful infinitely pool, the hotel must have put some essential oil in it so that it has a light lemongrass smell. There is a once a week Maldivians' night, some locals will dress up, performance and party with guests. The only flaw of our stay is that some wood on this island has aged, we got wood pieces stuck into our skin for twice, though hotel dealt with our wounds and sanded those stairs ASAP. BTW, kids are not welcomed on this island.

All-inclusive includes free return airport transfers, free minibar, free food and drinks. However, the food on the island is still not suitable for the Chinese stomach. It is very filling but not so delicious. Sometimes the housekeeper's arrangements are not timely.

Experience the awesome kudadoo Qixing Island ~ there are only 15 water houses on the island, all activities are free, rich meals, sunset cruises, motorboats, diving, spa ... and exclusive private butler, The service was super good and on call. The steward prepared my birthday cake and arranged for us to go to a private island for my birthday ...

The butler service is attentive and friendly. The water house is great. There is a hammock to play in. Due to limited room availability, I stayed for one night first and then transferred to other rooms. The hotel environment is good and I am satisfied with my stay!

The price/performance ratio is really high. When Ctrip is marked, it does not include breakfast. The hotel order is for three meals. Everyone is free to eat for three meals. Bar drinking is also free! It’s cool! Hotel service is general, it feels better to be humanized. Wi-Fi is limited to 500MB per day, and if it exceeds, it will cost $15/day. Then the hotel room recommended beach villas, much better than the water house, but also new, and cheap. Going out to the beach to snorkel, the island's biggest feature is the best snorkeling, you can see the big devil fish, small sharks, good luck can also see the big turtle! Then the island's entertainment programs are also very rich, there are three bars and swimming pools, there are different themes every day, remember to bring a shirt, and the grandmothers who are more than 70 in the evening are all dressed up to drink haha...

I went to the Maldives for vacation during the Chinese New Year. Fushifaru was recommended by a friend. I was very satisfied with the whole process. The price is not bad for a five-star island. More cost-effective than six or seven stars. Transportation: It takes half an hour to 40 minutes by water. Service: The service is excellent. This is a unique place in the Maldives. You get service after paying for it. This time, the butler was Dia, who did not speak Chinese. However, she helped me arrange everything I wanted in simple English, including check-in introduction, restaurant reservations, and return water. I will ask questions proactively when flying, including room cleaning. They will also help with taking photos. Hygiene: Brother Xiaohei cleans very seriously and promptly. Alam does hygiene promptly and conscientiously every day and replaces drinking water. Facilities: The hotel has been open for a few years, but the facilities are okay. The sand house has an independent yard, two sinks, two rain showers and one bathtub🛁 Environment: Just look at the picture for the environment. There are fish in the place where we eat every morning. One morning I even fed them. There seem to be occasional sharks or manta rays in the morning. Everything is good about the Maldives, except that my wallet is a little ”hurt”