Resort Activities

The Maldives, with its cerulean waters, is the best place to spot Dolphins. Cruise alongside playful Dolphins and be fascinated as they spin gracefully in the light of the setting sun.

Learn age-old Maldivian fishing methods assisted by our experienced boat captain and his deckhand. Master the local hand line method of fishing and be amazed by what may be caught: snappers, jacks, barracudas, to mention but a few. Catch a sizeable fish, and the chef will be more than willing to prepare and serve it for lunch following day. Refreshments will be served on board.

This fishing method uses lures to attract hunters like bonitos or trevally during the hunting time in the early afternoon. The chefs can prepare the catch according to guest preference.

Leave at early morning hours on our boat and trawl in the deeper waters to catch big ones like Sail Fish, Marlins, Barracudas, Trevallies, and many more!

Discover one of the earliest fishing methods of the Maldives that children usually practice. This type of fishing uses a Penn rod to catch smaller fish on the lagoon.

Learn authentic Maldivian cuisine or the chef’s special recipe of the day and wow your family and friends with your culinary skills when you return home.

Bodu Beru is the most popular form of music and dance in the Maldives, enjoyed by the young and the old. Let our musicians wake up the rhythm in your body and shimmy any shyness away.

The beautiful and abundant marine wildlife here means snorkeling anywhere close to the island is already a feast for the eyes. Deepen the experience by embarking on a snorkeling safari where a guide will show you the best places to explore and the significant role each wet animal and plant you come across plays in the marine ecosystem.

Explore nearby reefs with a marine biologist and record sightings of key iconic species such as sharks, turtles, and rays.

In line with the focus on sustainable tourism, Angsana Ihuru has dedicated days where we spruce up our house reef and lagoon to get rid of impurities that can prevent our natural environment from flourishing. We invite you to join us and learn more about marine conservation in the process.

As part of our reef restoration programme we aim to plant artificial reefs that function similarly to natural reef habitats. Join our Marine Lab team in planting artificial coral gardens that provide a crucial nursery habitat to small and juvenile reef fish.