Cokes Surf Camp

Stay at Cokes Surf Camp – A Surfer’s Paradise

Cokes Surf Camp is ideally located for those surfers who come to visit Thulusdhoo Island, where they will enjoy magnificent views of two famous surf spots – Cokes and Chickens. Being so well situated, visitors can get to the waves very easily – all that is needed is a five-minute walk along the island and a quick paddle, and they will reach Cokes Point, which is considered to be one of the most consistent right-handers in the Maldives. The convenient access to this place will allow surfers to use the waves at any moment of time, whether morning or evening.

The camp is renowned for its party atmosphere

Community experience will also be extremely high in this camp because the guest will find himself surrounded by people with whom he shares similar interests. Whatever it is, whether the guest is an experienced surfer or someone who has come to the camp only to learn to surf, he will always find encouragement from everyone. As soon as night falls, another aspect of camp life will begin. The guests will have the chance to have great fun in the company of other guests watching mesmerizing sunset of Maldives that paint the sky with orange hues. Besides that, there will be dinner parties arranged on the camp where all the guests can get together to socialize over food.


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How to Get: Transfers

How to Get: Transfers

Getting to Thulusdhoo from Velana International Airport

As soon as you get to Velana International Airport in Maldives, you will be pleased with everything that you require such as an ATM, pharmacy, stores where you will be able to buy SIM cards, a clean toilet, and various shops offering food, beverages, and some souvenirs. Also, you will be able to use a baggage locker and an information desk to receive help.

It won’t be difficult and expensive for you to travel to Thulusdhoo. You can take a public ferry you should go to Male near the Jetty behind the Brown restaurant. Your travel time will last about 90 to 150 minutes while the price will be just $3 for each passenger. If you have some large bags, then the additional fee will be paid. Nevertheless, the ferry will offer you comfortable seats, toilets, and an open air deck. Another way for you to come to Thulusdhoo is by speedboat. One speedboat costs $250 and you should organize such transportation in agreement with the hotel personnel and some other guests.


Diving and Snorkeling

Diving and Snorkeling

Diving Underwater and Snorkeling Activities in Thulusdhoo Island

Apart from scuba diving, another development that has enticed tourists to visit Thulusdhoo Island recently includes underwater activities, such as snorkeling. In Thulusdhoo Island, there are various diving centers that have been providing their services to visitors who want to enjoy underwater activities. The Feenaa Diving Centers are some of the diving centers available in the island. Examples of sites where tourists can do their diving activities in Thulusdhoo Island include Aquarium and Colosseum. While engaging in diving activities at Aquarium and Colosseum, one will be able to view different types of animals, including eagles, reef sharks, turtles, and many more. At times, you may come across mantas and sharks maldives.

Further, tourists in Thulusdhoo Island can use the house reef for their diving activities since this area consists of several lagoons. It implies that diving activities will happen throughout the year except during the monsoon period because of low underwater visibility. Different types of fish are found in the island, including morays and reef creatures. Likewise, snorkeling at Thulusdhoo Island offers yet another spectacular opportunity for a memorable experience, since the island boasts many coral reefs. With no less than 70 different types of corals and hundreds of various fish living in the waters of the islands, undoubtedly the best spot to go snorkeling should be none other than Thingiri Point House Reef, featuring some fabulous rocks, caves, crevices, and ledges.

Indeed, many unique creatures could be watched at Thulusdhoo Islands, whether shoals of brightly colored fish or rays and whale sharks feeding on planktons. Of course, while the shallow areas will be perfect for novices, much more fun could be expected in the depths of the ocean. Naturally, there is always going to be a more powerful current and some large creatures to be found in deeper places. Nonetheless, most guesthouses offer all the required equipment, but bringing one’s own gear will not hurt either.

Activities

Activities

Explore Local Life & Activities on Thulusdhoo Island

Despite being a small island, Thulusdhoo offers a surprisingly rich mix of local culture, activities, and modern industry to explore. Many guesthouses organize guided tours that give visitors a deeper understanding of everyday Maldivian cuisine life. These tours often include visits to fish drying facilities, boat-building yards, sea cucumber processing units, and even the Maldives’ only Coca-Cola factory. You can also explore the island’s school, power station, and learn about its history and traditions. Walking around the island is a rewarding experience in itself. You can discover peaceful beaches, including beautiful sunset spots, while interacting with friendly locals and fellow travelers.

Thulusdhoo also has several small shops where you can buy snacks, beachwear, sunscreen, and daily essentials at reasonable prices. Souvenir stores offer unique handmade items crafted by local artisans, making for meaningful keepsakes from your trip. For those seeking a luxury experience, day trips to nearby resorts such as Club Med Kani or Adaaran Select Hudhuranfushi are available. These excursions typically cost around $120–130 and include transfers, meals, unlimited drinks, entertainment, and access to pristine beaches and resort facilities. Sports and recreation are an important part of island life. Football, volleyball, and netball are widely played, and visitors are often welcome to join in. Traditional Maldivian games also add a cultural touch—Bashi is a popular women’s game, while Bai Bala is a physically engaging sport played by men.One of the most magical experiences on Thulusdhoo is spotting dolphins near the shore. With a bit of luck, you may see them while relaxing by the beach. For a closer encounter, boat excursions are available, offering the chance to watch these playful creatures leap through the waves. Whether it’s cycling around the island, joining a local game, enjoying a beach bonfire with freshly grilled fish, or simply relaxing under the shade, Thulusdhoo offers a perfect blend of culture, activity, and relaxation for every traveler.

Food

Food

Thulusdhoo Dining Guide: Best Restaurants, Local Food & Beachside Eats

Thulusdhoo offers different venues for you to eat your food. Almost all hotels offer a restaurant facility, which makes the bed and breakfast experience very comfortable and enjoyable. The evenings at Thulusdhoo Island are especially memorable with the beach dinner that features freshly grilled fish. There are several international dishes served in the restaurants of Thulusdhoo Island, apart from the traditional Maldivian dishes. Chefs working in the hotels in Thulusdhoo have been trained in some prestigious culinary institutes, which add a unique touch to the cuisine of the island. Whatever your taste is, it will be taken care of – it could be Continental, Italian, Chinese, or Maldivian cuisine.

Amongst some of the best places to dine are Casadana, Farista, RSR, Ginger, Gulhi island, and Madi Restaurant (it appears that it is now closed according to the latest news). In addition, there are various small local restaurants that might be interesting to visit. Generally, one might estimate the costs of dining at approximately $20–30 per person. It is necessary to mention that in order to get a real taste of the culture of the country, one should taste Mashuni – a dish consisting of a mixture of coconut, tuna, pepper, and spices served with roshi (flatbread). Not far from Feenaa, one might visit a new cafe called Short Break that serves various dishes, especially local ones. It is essential to try their Mashuni, but the owners of the cafe would gladly provide additional information about other dishes one might like to try during his/her stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the island has plenty of dining choices. Most guesthouses and inns have their own restaurants or cafés, along with several independent eateries.
You’ll find a mix of international cuisines like Continental, Italian, and Chinese, as well as traditional Maldivian dishes.
On average, a meal for two people costs around $20–30, depending on the restaurant and menu.
Mashuni is a must-try. It’s a popular Maldivian dish made with coconut, tuna, chili, and spices, usually served with roshi (flatbread).