★★★★·Makunudhoo·9.1
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Makunudu Island offers a 6‑acre, beachfront retreat just 50 minutes from Male, featuring a PADI diving school, non‑motorized water sports, and a spa with 30% off for stays of seven nights or more. Guests enjoy private garden bungalows, a library, volleyball, and badminton, while dining at Ara Iru Restaurant and sipping cocktails at the Sand Bar. Complimentary 2 GB Wi‑Fi enhances connectivity.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The island is very beautiful and natural, very welcoming. The room is beautiful and spacious. The cleaning service was excellent. The kitchen is good, varied, but has an Indian influence. I always ate a lot at the buffet. The reef and snorkeling are stunning. It would be better if there were more board games in the common areas; there were only two card decks. Extra activities would be nice.
Giorgio·Há um mês
The restaurant is five‑star! Dinner had impeccable table service, plating by real chefs, and the lunch buffet offered a wide selection – never the same in 10 days, truly gourmet. The large beach to the left of the island is really beautiful. The sea is splendid, as usual. The best bungalows are 1 to 6‑17/18 – from 31 to 33. Many dead corals on the pier side of the beach in front of bungalows 34‑35‑36‑37, which made walking barefoot impossible, although the resort does clean them once a day.
Silvano·Há um mês
Everything. No problems.
Maria·Há um mês
The island offers great diving spots, is spotless and well maintained, and we saw turtles, sharks, and a wide variety of fish. Breakfast, although not highly varied each day, and the meals and dinners were good and nicely presented. Service and attention were solid. It’s about a 45‑minute drive from Male airport. Rooms come with air conditioning, a fan, and a fridge. All cabins sit right on the beach, with cabins 1 and 2 being the best for sea views; the rest are tucked into vegetation and don’t offer a view. The round‑trip transport to the island costs over $210 per person, which feels excessive since it’s the only way to get there. Trips are often combined, so you might have to wait at the airport or leave before the island. Watch the price carefully because there’s a $12 “ecological” tax per person per night payable on arrival. Wi‑Fi is advertised but doesn’t work; we had to protest and eventually were given a shared router that we took turns using across the seven rooms. If you’re not on an all‑inclusive package, drinks (including bar water and coffee) are pricey, as are kayak rentals and boat tours. Scuba is especially expensive at $120 per dive, and they require you to do one on the beach (same price) to test the gear. Bad weather during our stay made us wish the resort had more amenities like a gym, a TV room, or a cinema (there’s no TV in the rooms).
Fdez-petez·Há 2 meses
Everything was fantastic—staff, food, divers, reef, everything was absolutely stunning! No complaints.
Catacchio·Há 2 meses