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Beautiful beaches around and only beach wifi is providing adroit beach inn. There is no other property do that. Also many house reef area for snorkeling. Overall guraidhoo is calm and relaxing island. I love it

The island is very beautiful with breathtaking views , it is small island so you can walk across from One end to another, there is a clean and well maintained beach open to all tourists. This is a public island- very pocket friendly , nice cafes , almost all hotels / guesthouses are right on the beach. The ferry point is walking distance and you find sharks, sting rays and various small fishes moving around the ferry point. Maldives is a super safe country and people are humble. Most of the cafes - Amore, Hereath island cafe, Flat breads served delicious food except Thundi cafe where the service was slow and food quality was below average. You can opt for snorkling trips, fishing trips, dophin watching , sandbox, Turtle reef and swimming with Sharks and para gliding ar Maafushi( which is another island clse by). Overall it is a pocket friendly option for families for 4 days holiday as compared to the super expensive resorts in other islands

The host and staff are extremely helpful. They try to make the stay here more colorful by organizing special programs. Sunbeds and shade are provided on the nearby and easily accessible beach. The beautiful and huge sand benches provide an extraordinary sight. Very budget-friendly!!! Thank you very much for everything!!!!!!

It was very difficult to choose this place, because when searching on blogs and the Internet, there are many good and bad information about many islands. The reasons we chose this place were that it was very close to Maafushi (we arrived in 15 minutes by speed boat), there was a bikini beach, because you can't swim in the ocean with a bikini from anywhere in the Maldives, it was a quieter, cleaner island (that's what it said in the information) and of course those "beautiful" pictures :) When reading information about this place, there were many comments that it is better than Maafushi, because the water is cleaner, there are not many tourists, it is more tidy, etc. What I felt when I first came here - anxiety. Everyone stares at you, this kind of thing didn't happen in Maafushi, sometimes we wondered if this island was not open for tourists, did I come to the wrong place? Apart from us, there were tourists but very few, there are 6-7 cafes on the island, but 2-3 of them seemed to be suitable for sitting only, others were not working. The whole expectation/reality thing totally applies here. When it gets dark in the evening (7-8 o'clock) it is impossible to walk on the island, because there is almost no light, imagine some of the streets are completely dark, which is disturbing because, firstly, there are many bats on the island, and secondly, walking around without seeing anything. There are very few shops , there are few options in it. Bikini beach is small, but probably enough due to the lack of tourists. The main thing about bikini beach is that it is not neat and clean. A small part of the beach around the whole island was fenced off and a sign was put up saying "for tourists" and no one cares about that part, they don't clean it, there were broken palm trees, broken fences.

I loved this island. It is right next to Mafushi so they have all the same beautiful excursions but it is super quiet with a stunning beach. You will not feel crowded here at all. The bikini beach is the most beautiful on the island. They also have a sandbank you can easily walk to from Bikini beach. We recommend staying at Wind Breeze as they have the best and very affordable excursions.

If for you holiday means getting to know new places, find out how local people live and enjoy their life, if you want to taste their food, their habits, feel their feelings, discover the secret places of the ocean, dive into amazingness, then look no further because you’ve found the right place. Loved the fact that Salaam guided us every step of the way, inspired trust and confidence, took underwater photos as well as drone photos, prepared the food we wanted (fresh fish, octopuss etc.) The island is little but nice, first walk around I even did not notice that we've walked in a circle and we don't need to go back lol Trusting Salaam is the best advice I can give, because YOU don't know what you want, but he certainly does. My next trip I would consider more than 4 days...