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The staff are amazing - nothing is too much trouble. It is lovely to be remembered as returning guests as we were by the staff in the Cafe. The SPA is fabulous and they take care of you extremely well. Definitely go for a Beachfront deluxe bungalow you then step straight onto the beach and have your sun beds close to your room. If you want a chilled holiday then I can highly recommend and a quick 10 minute speedboat ride helps rather than a wait for a seaplane.

Huvafen Fushi was such a beautiful and memorable stay. The bungalow was stunning, the ocean views were unreal, and the entire resort felt peaceful and luxurious without being overwhelming. I loved how intimate the property felt, and the service throughout my stay was warm and attentive. A special thank you to Shaheem from housekeeping, who was always kind, pleasant, and made sure my bungalow was beautifully taken care of throughout my stay. His service was genuinely appreciated. I also really enjoyed the dining experiences, especially my birthday dinner at Latitude 4°. Having dinner underwater was such a unique experience and definitely one of the highlights of my trip. Even with the rainy weather on my birthday, the team still helped make the day feel special and memorable. Overall, Huvafen Fushi gave me exactly what I wanted from this part of my Maldives trip: beautiful surroundings, peace, great service, and a truly special experience. I would absolutely recommend it and would happily return.

I found the boat transfer back to the airport extremely distressing and an unpleasant experience. The sea was rough, yet the boat driver was operating the boat recklessly at excessive speed, showing little or no consideration for the safety and wellbeing of elderly passengers and children. The journey was frightening and completely unacceptable. My wife became seriously unwell during the transfer and was very close to fainting by the time we reached the arrival point. I consider this a serious failure in passenger safety and duty of care. The boat operator should have adjusted the speed to suit the sea conditions and prioritised the safety of all passengers, particularly the elderly and children.