Where is Sun Island in Maldives?

Sun Island in Maldives is the largest leisure resort in Maldives. It is located in Arenan Atoll, 62 miles from Male Airport, 4 hours by boat and 35 minutes by seaplane from Male.

It is said that this island has a history of millions of years. Flowers are fragrant all year round on the island, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, and tropical plants grow wantonly. Hotel rooms are scattered in this primitive tropical jungle. You can lie under the fruity coconut trees and enjoy the sound of the sea alone. The wooden house on the beach of Sun Island, as its name implies, is built in the sea and is completely surrounded by the sea. I have a balcony where I can read and rest in the tropical sun, avoiding the noise and noise of public beaches. There is also an escalator on the balcony, which leads directly to the sea. If you like, you can go into the sea at any time and be a free fish. Of course, such luxury is expensive. During Christmas and New Year, the price of such a room can reach 500 dollars per night, which is amazing.

Even so, there are still many Europeans and Americans flocking to it. If they don't book a few months in advance, even if they can afford dollars, they can't enjoy this luxury. On Sun Island, I really became a fairy. You can do nothing, lie on the white beach, let the sun touch you, and listen to the ebb and flow of the sea and the rustling of palm trees in the wind. It would be more perfect if you had a beloved little book to accompany you. Of course, you can't resist the temptation of the sea. The sea is clear and blue, picturesque, and there are groups of small fish swimming around happily in the sea. You can put on a simple mask and respirator, do a snorkeling and watch beautiful fish swim leisurely around you. Isn't that enough? You can go deep into the seabed, down to the seabed 20 meters deep, get in close contact with colorful underwater creatures and explore the mysteries of the marine world. It doesn't matter if you can't dive. There are deep diving training courses on the island, and you can get an internationally recognized diving certificate after four days of courses. With this certificate, you can go diving anywhere in the world.

Living in Sun Island, what I care about most is eating. There is a cafeteria that can accommodate thousands of people, mainly western-style, and fried rice that Asians like. There are dozens of dishes, and local chefs make spaghetti and South Asian food on the spot, which are fresh and delicious, attracting people to line up. After dinner, there are various desserts, such as cakes, puddings and Mu Si, as well as fresh and delicious tropical fruits. Because Maldives is a Muslim country, it doesn't supply pork, but all kinds of beef, chicken and fish can make people feast their eyes. If you are tired of the sameness of buffet, you can try Chinese food, Thai food, Japanese food and Italian food. The Chinese restaurant is built in a huge wooden house off the island, where you can eat, overlooking the beach in front and the sea view in the back. You can also watch fish swimming around your feet on the terrace, feed them bread crumbs, and appreciate the interesting way they compete for food. At dusk, the sun was a little hot. I went fishing in two tall fishing boats. Don't learn, put a fresh tuna on the iron fishing line and throw it into the sea for 30-50 meters. Ten times, five times to catch chubby grouper. Since fishing is not allowed within 2 km of any island in Maldives, it is a legal requirement, so the fish here must take a bite as long as there is hook and meat, even if it is fatal, it is still "pre-fishing". The Indian Ocean is too good for Maldives. On the beach at night, the candlelight is dancing, and the real Maldivian feast begins: fried fish balls, crisp and tender; Tuna and sashimi; Delicious and unusual. Spicy fish cake (Kvli Boakiba) Funi Boakiba drinks its Kirvsarbat sweet milk with coconut milk and white rice pudding; Countless until the belly bulges like a drum, and the last big cup of Toddy squeezed out of the palm stem is really full of trenches.