I loved the hotel. Practically everything was perfect. I stayed in a water villa with a sunset view. The villa was beautiful and comfortable. The island is relatively large and the white sand beach is relatively extensive. So every day we could explore a different area. I stayed 6 nights and found it ideal. I was very lucky with the weather, always sunny and with clear skies. The resort is relatively new and very well maintained and beautiful. The staff are very friendly and attentive, and everyone speaks good English. As the island is large, there is always a cart that picks up guests and takes them to the places they want to go. I only tried the buffet restaurants because it allowed me to try several different dishes, and the buffet dishes were of excellent quality. You can snorkel, and I saw a great variety of fish, but there aren't many easily accessible corals from the beach or the water villas, as in other resorts I've stayed at. However, they are cultivating corals at the hotel, and I believe that in a short time there will be more. I went diving at the hotel's dive center (Euroviers). I didn't manage to see the whale sharks. I only did one dive because I found the price very expensive compared to other centers where I've dived. However, the conditions and diving equipment were excellent. I went to the hotel with a package that included breakfast and dinner. I found it sufficient because the breakfast was so plentiful that I was never hungry at lunchtime. I thought that in this package, we should have at least one free bottle of filtered water served with meals. Bottled water in the room is free. Overall, expect to pay around $1000 more for two people for six nights, which corresponds to the price of seaplane travel and drinks (if it's just water; if it's alcoholic beverages, you'll have to pay more). However, overall I found it to be an excellent quality/price ratio for this type of resort. I would repeat the experience and the investment made.
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