Madoogali Tourist Resort

The buildings are tastefully designed and kept in perfect order. Yet that, in some ways, is the easy part. Over time most resorts cannot resist the pressure to build groynes on the beach and walls in the lagoon in a never ending attempt to keep all the beaches in place throughout the year.

Madoogali is a gem of a resort, a model for any other island. Few resorts are in such a natural state yet also completely up-to-date and stylish. Its secrets is constant maintenance and a deep commitment to the environment.

Accomodation

ACCOMMODATION:
A sandy path winds in front of the bungalows, shaded by mature palms, bowers of bougainvilla and native trees. Two paths cut across the island and in the middle where they meet is a garden. Here it is swept clean, otherwise leaves are left under the foliage to form compost. The whole effect is of a very well kept inhabited island. With the addition of delightful "found" objects, such as driftwood, places as sculptures.

The 50 individual bungalows are solidly constructed of coral and handsomely decorated inside and out. Large and well laid out, they include a telephone, a/c, h/c water and minibar.

The shop, restaurant, bar and reception are sensibly joined together in one area. animation only takes place in the evening and is usually low key.

RESORT FACILITIES:
The reef and the lagoon are manually cleaned twice a month and are excellent for snorkeling. The dive centre is a five star PADI centre and is lucky in having a good number of nearby sites pretty much to itself. Encouraging people to get off the island during the day, there is a full and inventive schedule of excursions, including their own neighboring desert island, Vihamaafaru.

the restaurant is handsomely decorated and spacious. And it offers local foods and international cuisine. Usually the meals are set, though sometimes the island offer buffets.

Accomodation

Restaurant