Hi, as per title - travel from Fulhadhoo to Dhigurah and the first day at Dhigurah. Please check another clips from each of the island.

Hi, as you can see each clip has a date in the title :) We have been December :)

Oh wow! I totally did not catch that. Thanks!

Hi, yes - there is reef with hard and soft corals, but not too many fish. Still nice to snorkel, but don't expect to see tonnes of amazing colourful fish - this is not really the place for that. beaches there are quiet and beautiful and that was the reason we went there - no tourists, no noise - just peace and quiet. Be aware of the sandflies on the beach!

What do you mean? The reef? Yes, there is nice one to snorkel around.

Have fun!

Thanks Judith :) As you can see on clips we've been there just before Christmas and even that resort was almost fully occupied there weren't many kids at all. Just before when we were about to leave there was more families arriving for Christmas / New Year stay, but again, there was no issue with children running around, being noisy and making any sort of havoc. We have really enjoyed this place, especially the reef which is meters away from the beach, service and food was excellent too and we have had a bit of heaven on Earth for ourselves!

Hi. The best was is to get the speedboat organized via accommodation on the island as it is quite tricky to get booking online with anyone and on the day of travel there might be no seats available. You will probably even struggle to find where and how to book when on the airport. It is a bit of "organized mess" on the speedboat jetty - hundreds of boats arriving and leaving during a day, no departure/arrival information in any kind or form and no one to give you direction. So, when we have booked via accommodation (and we have done that the same way travelling to all local islands), they will tell you where to go, the name of the boat and crew will know your name. You don't pay to the crew, but on arrival at your accommodation. Cost was USD130 return per person and if I remember correctly it was less than 2 hours ride. If you want to travel to other islands on different atolls then in most cases you will need to come back to Male and grab another boat from there.

Hi. The best was is to get the speedboat organized via accommodation on the island as it is quite tricky to get booking online with anyone and on the day of travel there might be no seats available. You will probably even struggle to find where and how to book when on the airport. It is a bit of "organized mess" on the speedboat jetty - hundreds of boats arriving and leaving during a day, no departure/arrival information in any kind or form and no one to give you direction. So, when we have booked via accommodation (and we have done that the same way travelling to all local islands), they will tell you where to go, the name of the boat and crew will know your name. You don't pay to the crew, but on arrival at your accommodation. Cost was USD130 return per person and if I remember correctly it was less than 2 hours ride. If you want to travel to other islands on different atolls then in most cases you will need to come back to Male and grab another boat from there.

At that time when we've been on Fulhadhoo there was almost nothing - just single traces, nothing spectacular.

Hi, I would recommend Dhigurah - it is not a big island at all and walking makes a nice difference - it is nice stroll to the end point, where sandbanks are - 20 to 30 minutes max, through a bit of jungle and then through lovely beach. Sandbanks are really nice during low tide as you can get to them easily through shallow water and you can have your own small island for a while :) It is quieter on the beach and still you will get nice places to eat during evening. Ukulhas was very packed and very touristy. On both island you can get decent snorkeling and you can arrange trips.

Hi, as far as I know there is no bus which would take you there. We were walking from the cruise terminal which was 5 or 6km each way (easy 90 minutes stroll each way). You could get by public bus to get closer, but still you would need to walk from main road to the seashore - google shows at least 30 minutes walking.

Yep, agree - but can't say no if it is for free 🤣

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Both if you can - Fulhadhoo is least touristy and very beautiful. Dhigurah offers more - trips to see manta rays, whale sharks etc.

I am glad that you liked it. If you have any questions about Maldives I will try to help.

Hi, unfortunately not - it is extra. 250 USD per couple plus taxes and service charge (16% + 10%)

I would recommend to use app and prebook in advance restaurants for lunch and dinner as well as any classes as on arrival there could be low availability or even none. Teppanyaki Restaurant is definitely worth a visit. There is no issue with free water activities - kayaks etc. were always available. Not sure which villa you have booked - snorkelling of the sunset side starts just from water villa, the sunrise side I think is not so good. Snorkelling from the jetty is pretty good too. We did not use any extra activities or experiences offered there - we were staying later on another three local island where trips are for a quoter of the price or even less than Emerald would charge. For us stay there was relaxing but still quite active - we were in the water swimming and snorkelling for hours. We did not use theirs diving centre either. Foodwise - pretty good, drinks and cocktails really good, island looked like empty and many times there was just us around swimming pool or bar and on the beach - but resort was almost fully sold out. If you have any questions I will be happy to help.

Thanks a bunch for the tips! Your videos are always awesome. By the way, just wondering, what camera are you shooting with?

Mixture - gopro 10, canon7d mk2, s23 ultra, dji mini 3 pro

Thanks, you will love stay there 😎

Well, this is not vlog and we are not trying to be fancy youtubers - just memories from our trips...

Hi, I am glad that you've liked the video. We went through hotel and they were using GoDivers Maldives. With whale sharks it is 50/50 chance to see them - we were lucky. We were in the water for over three hours trying to find some sharks and then when we have gave up and we were heading back the skipper spotted one. To be honest ocean is big and these animals are not pets to call them so if you will be unlucky try again - it is really worth to do that. Good luck!

@@kwladarz thank you so much for your kind advice! your vids are really amazing, enjoy watching them to feel the beauty of these graceful animals. Thanks again!

There is dive shop on the "main street" called Murakabay. They are open on the evenings so walk in and ask what they can offer.

It truly felt like paradise ☀️

Awesome! Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it

That is really shame - it was quite nice place...

Thank you very much!

I am glad that you've liked the video - Bergerac is really beautiful place!

⁠@@kwladarzMais ce n’est pas du tout la ville de Bergerac 😮

Glad you enjoyed it!