Things to Do
The beaches of Maamigili are beautiful enough to be posted on Instagram but not that great. Here we have 5 to 6 loungers, space for only 4 persons under one sunshade, as well as a few cobwebbed umbrellas which allow streaky sunlight to penetrate them. The bikini beach at Maamigili proper is also quite good though with such an array of activities to engage in; I would suggest that you spend some time sightseeing during the day.
Besides snorkeling trips that allow you see whale sharks and manta rays at US$ 65 per person, there are also journeys to nearby picnic islands worth US$ 75, sandbank US$ 45, dolphin watching for US$ 35, turtle snorkeling US$ 50, sunset fishing involving barbeque at night US$ 55, reef undertaking at US$ 50, island-hopping among others.
Picnic island has the most beautiful secluded beach with a reef that you can spend hours exploring, located a 10-minute boat ride away.
Holiday Island Resort is only one minute away from here by boat for those who feel that they need pampering and comfort provided by this kind like a resort while Sun Island is just at 15 Minutes away through a speedboat. For the Sun Island you have first to make a payment for transport to go there even though it’s free on entry after 6 PM each day without forgetting that after six you will be allowed to watch shark feeding have drinks as part of night entertainment. The entrance to the Holiday island costs $25 per day pass, but you can always go in without paying anything if you are going for a massage.
Food in Maamigili
Food is probably the top attraction for those who visit the Maldives”. One place that stands out as far as great deals are concerned is Maamigili Island; it boasts a variety of reasonably priced eateries within its borders, which serve food from Maldivian or other parts of the world. Hotels have fine spots where you can get the best dishes made by highly competent chefs and served with presentation that is not only appealing to your taste buds but also artistic to your eyes.. You can select food from local fare up to international dishes catering for your tastes. While staying at the hotel, you’ll be offered either Maldivinian (mashuni, roshi, omelette & toast) or continental breakfast in general. Besides, there are three local restaurants on your way to the market.
Green Park Cafe near State Bank of India is one of those local restaurants one may consider. You should also remember that its chef, Vidhu Kumar, is from India but got married here. His dishes are real Indian underlining that they are from the Southern side as well as Northern one; but sometimes you also have a taste of Maldivian cuisine here! What about taste?! Cook stuff gang iron it fresh so expect top quality regardless of your choice. Every meal is prepared with care plus there are interesting ingredients used.
