Located in Gaafaru Island, a true Maldivian island quintessential for guests who seek Travelling, Fishing, Diving, water sports adventure, honeymoon/ family beach vacation on sun, sand and sea. Tourist beach 5 min walk. All rooms are Air Conditioned, with Hot water shower, Satellite Television, Wireless Internet, Mini Bar, Hair Dryer and Safe deposit. Including Excursions such as Snorkeling Trips,Sand banks, Trips to Picnic Islands,Dolphin watching, turtle snorkelling, shipwreck snorkelling etc. The space I can provide any kind of recreative activities you want, at cheaper prices than resorts! Snorkeling on the reef, fishing from the boat, night fishing, dolphins and turtles photo safari, manta ray snorkeling (if lucky), sand bank excursions, excursions to picnic islands by traditional Maldivian traditional boat (Dhoni) or by speedboat, visits to local handcraft stores, Island hopping, canoeing, catamaran, water sports, Evening barbecue on beach with just catched fish. Gaafaru Island is 61 km North of Male International Airport which takes 60 minutes by speed boat (35 USD) and 3 hours by Public ferry (5 USD). Guest access IMPORTANT NOTICE Do not expect a resort-like accommodation, you'll arrive in an island where local people life is not as you see from postcards! You'll see a side of Maldives that's hidden to resort visitors. Guest houses in Maldives are on local inhabited island, where local people haven't economical resources as resorts. Just 100 m in front of our guest house, customers staying in resort pay 2000 US$/night!!! I hope that you understand our effort to give the best possible service at affordable prices. Thank you for helping the Maldivian people with this little business opportunity! During your stay Our staffs will provide anything that you need! Children are welcome! Other things to note Gaafaru Island have the second most largest reef in Maldives so you can find nice beaches and full of marine creatures. Many shipwreck are found in our housereef. Some of these ships include SS Seagull (1879), Clan Alpine (1879), Aracan (1873), Erlangen (1894), Lady Cristine (1974), Crusader (1905). Remains of the shipwreck still lies there on the reef, providing home for corals and varieties of other marine lives, and making the sites popular among divers.