Fesdu Fun Island

We twinned our holiday in the Maldives with a week in Sri Lanka. This was a great option as we got the hustle and bustle of Sri Lanka and then travelled an hour by plane to the Maldives for utter peace and tranquillity.
The island we stayed on was about 1-1 1/2 hrs from male island. Upon arrival the place was amazing, complete heaven in my opinion. With its crystal clear water and white sands. I’ve never seen a beach quite like it and still haven’t.
The chalets you sleep in are dotted around the island and you are never more than a 10 second walk from the sea - beautiful.
As we went in January we expected great weather, I was quite disappointed though as it rained quite a lot and the staff at the hotel Sais this was very unusual. But hey its a tropical island and you can’t complain.
The island was as clean as they come. They even had staff brushing away the sand and tidying that up around the bar and restaurant...
The food wasn’t up to much in my opinion. I know its a island in the middle of the Indian Ocean and their main dish will be sea like but to be honest their wasn’t much else on offer.
This was my only gripe on this holiday. The island is relatively small; you can walk around it in about 25 minutes so the restaurant was small too. You are assigned a table at the beginning of your holiday and are expected to stay there. You aren’t alone either. If you are a 2 and the table is a 4 seater you will be expected to share. This is great if you get a likeminded couple to share with, and it does encourage you to mingle.
The drinks on offer were all branded and included in the all inclusive. Johnnie Walker whiskey, tiger beer and the like. Brilliant!
Snorkelling and scuba diving is amazing even just a walk up the jetty was great to see some of the fish, sharks (friendliest I promise), rays, and the like out there.
There are lots of non motorised water sports on offer as you would expect but not much else really. Male is the main island and I think it was around £90 for a day trip there. We didn’t bother and just enjoyed the relaxation time. We did walk to a neighbouring uninhabited island which was beautiful. Took us about 10 minutes in water that went up to your waist.
Entertainment wasn’t up to much; we had a live singer one night who was great. There was a crab race another night, (sounds horrendous I know it was a real laugh).
Fun island is a great resort if you just want to chill and can amuse yourself.
Overall we really enjoyed our stay here apart from the lack of food. It just felt really funny wearing shoes again when we had to leave!

This was the second time in the Maldives and a truly fantastic experience an outstanding island.
With superb coral reefs and fantastic array of fish. The beach was also superb and the outing to the deserted beach was also superb I never imagined being on a beach with 27 black tip sharks 2 metres away a hole where a turtle had been and six rabbits running around my feet trying to eat the leafs out of my hand it was amazing.
The food got a little monotonous but only to be expected when everything is brought in on refrigerated boats. My only disappoint meant is that this island has now been refurbished and costs a fortune to visit I have never had such a lovely time on holiday memories will stay with me forever