Angaga Island Resort & Spa

🏝️🇲🇻Angaga: un piccolo, bellissimo, gioiello ma non per tutti 💎💎 Tranquilla, pacifica, senza fronzoli ma essenziale. 🛖 Bungalow grandi e ben arredati, ognuno con 2 sdraio, direttamente sulla spiaggia, li consigliamo. Il nostro era sulla parte dell’isola più riparata dai venti e con la spiaggia più bella, camera 110: posizione 🔝 ⚠️tuttavia attenzione: in 2 settimane abbiamo visto cambiare la morfologia dell’isola, con la spiaggia erodersi da una parte (lasciando scoperti i muri e i sacchi di sabbia) e ammucchiarsi dall’altra. Overwater: belli a vedersi, hanno le loro 2 sdraio sul balcone per cui chi poi vuole scendere e stare in spiaggia deve mettersi l’asciugamano per terra come in spiaggia libera 😵‍💫 👶🧒👦 Isola non adatta ai bambini e a chi ha bisogno dell’animazione durante le vacanze. La barriera corallina purtroppo è “andata,” ossia è bianca, anche se durante le immersioni si rileva che il corallo è in lenta ripresa. 🤿Immersioni: marito contento e consiglia il centro diving soprattutto per i principianti (voto 6+). 🍌🍑🍕🍾cibo: si mangia bene, tentano di accontentare tutti i gusti e per un posto senza troppe pretese, secondo noi ci riescono anche ❤️ 👨‍💼👩‍💼💁 personale: la punta di diamante! 💎Sono veramente delle belle persone, premurose e gentili. I sorrisi: li porteró negli occhi per un bel po’ 🥰 Angaga —＞ la consigliamo? 1000 volte e poi ancora altre 1000

L'isola è piccola ma molto accogliente. Il mare turchese e la barriera ancora viva. Abbiamo visto squali nutrice e di barriera e tartarughe. Ottimo per i bagni e il water villa molto bello. Anche il cibo variegato e abbondante

Non conoscevamo questo resort ma, in base alle nostre esigenze, ci è stato proposto da Maldiveness e devo dire che, nonostante qualche recensione che avevo letto, è stata proprio una scelta azzeccata! Si tratta di un'isola naturale con sabbia finissima e una spiaggia ampia, ideale per far giocare tranquillamente i bambini. La barriera corallina è splendida, non abbiamo nemmeno avuto bisogno di fare l'escursione perché siamo riusciti a nuotare con le mante che si trovavano a qualche bracciata da noi...un sogno davvero!! Molto bella anche la camera (la nostra era la 138), che si affacciava direttamente sul mare. Insomma, non ci sono molte cose di cui abbiamo potuto lamentarci. Ecco, forse il buffet un po' ripetitivo, ma nel complesso è stata una vera vacanza, quindi sì... è stata la scelta giusta!

For us it was the first time in the Maldives and we had been offered different types of islands and resorts, in the end the chosen exhibition fell on this small island, as we wanted to avoid places that were too crowded and noisy, certainly there is no place for children here it's a lot to do other than stay in the sea all day looking at fish. The colors of the sea are fantastic, and every morning we woke up to a spectacle of nature from our bungalow on the beach! Beach of very fine sand, which, also due to the shape of the island, is wide in some places and narrower in others but I must say that any area has its beauty, both towards sunset and towards sunrise! All the staff are very kind, you have to make do with English, so if you speak it well you won't have any problems! We can't say enough good things about the restaurant too, we always ate and drank well (even with ice) without ever having the slightest problem! Even though we are not real expert swimmers, we still managed to enjoy the reef, with the corals which, despite being bleached like in almost all the other Maldivian islands due to the well-known problems of warming of the seas, in some places are colorful and with fish of all kinds, we swam with small sharks and large turtles! The only flaw, but just to want to nitpick, is feeling the smell of burning at some moments of the day, also depending on the wind, perhaps due to the generator and/or incinerator that they have to use for some reason and this sometimes ruins the heavenly atmosphere! It was the best holiday ever taken and so ANGAGA in the ❤️!!

We had an unforgettable holiday on Angaga. The superior bungalows left nothing to be desired. If you are looking for peace and relaxation, this is the right place. There are also plenty of opportunities for exciting day trips and to get to know the underwater world better. Very friendly people who work on the island. Appreciation for a slower paced world is present every day...a holiday where you can put everyday life into the background and find the meaning of life. Angaga is perfect for that. The food is also good...if not gourmet...but that is not what we were looking for...You should book all inclusive...as drinks are rather expensive.

We stayed at this hotel in January 2024 - 8 nights, meal type FB, 2 adults and a child. This is our 7th trip to the Maldives and 5th hotel. On this trip, we combined a vacation with a week on the neighboring island of Vilamendhoo (we had already vacationed there a year ago). Transfer between the islands was carried out on the Angaga boat. Angaga was the second hotel on this trip. Upon arrival at the hotel, I immediately noticed some sad faces of the employees. Somehow it reminded me of some 4 star Egypt. Usually the Maldives also pleased us with the super positive attitude of the employees, perhaps we got too greedy, I don’t know. This is probably our first of 5 hotels visited, where you don’t feel sincere goodwill on the part of the hotel staff, and they don’t do anything bad, everything is fine, but the feeling is that they don’t get pleasure from their work. Although they seem to say hello, and even smile sometimes, there is somehow a feeling that this does not come from the heart, but because the boss ordered it. The cleaner can only come at 2 or 3 o’clock in the afternoon, you tell him, now it’s inconvenient to clean - he says, you can do it in the evening, you say, okay, let’s do it in the evening, although in principle you are not satisfied with this, but he doesn’t come in the evening. What advantages did I see: - in NG the price is high, of course, but in general by Maldivian standards this is a budget hotel. - cheap excursions. Alas, 2 of them were canceled due to weather; we only went fishing. - a wonderful lagoon with easy entry into the sea and good depth, but there was also wind and waves there. - our villa was 2 floors - spacious. - the plumbing in the room is fresh, everything works. - the reef is decent in size, area and condition, there are plenty of fish. I don’t understand those who write that the reef is dead, no, not dead by local standards, but I have not been to the Barrier Reef. - inexpensive drinks (1 liter of dry house wine - $26) - the food does not shine with a variety of culinary delights, but overall it is tasty, there is always fish, beef and chicken, they are prepared in different ways, often the meat is spicy. I had tuna sashimi a couple of times. Cool sweets made from dried fruits, ice cream for lunch. The vegetable table is quite varied. - the restaurant is not noisy, there is no feeling or buzz of a canteen. What I didn’t like - the villas on the shore are tired, the pillows are cheap, old and uncomfortable, the mattress is cheap and there are clearly not many springs in it, the bed is ancient and creaky. Noise insulation is poor, the noise of the waves was quite strong at night. - you understand, the tiles in the bathroom are not modern, but I’m sure German pensioners like them. - 0.5 liters of water per person per day in the room, in plastic bottles. - water in the restaurant is always paid (about 5 dollars for 1.5 liters) - the diesel generator is quite noisy - you can always hear the hum. - on the beach in the area of ​​the house there was periodically the smell of, to put it mildly, sewage. - ants broke into our villa, there is dichlorvos in the room, we used it once, because about 30 of them came. - They regularly burn something, probably garbage, very often there was a burning smell in the area of ​​the house. - if you snorkel from the pier to the right branch there are no watermen