Masfalhi View Inn

No Star: 3 Star
Location: Felidhoo, Vaavu Atoll, Maldives
Distance from Velana International Airport: 80 km
Transfer Type: Speed Boat
Transfer Duration: Around 70 minutes by Speed Boat
Suitable for: Couples, Families, Mini Groups
Est. P/Night Double Room Only: During Summer: $55–70 & During Winter: $85–105
Beach: Guest House with Beachside Experience

Description:

Masfalhi View Inn is a 3-star hotel in Felidhoo Island that offers a quiet, relaxing beachside experience. The hotel is known for its friendly staff, on-site restaurant, and access to activities like snorkeling, excursions and dolphin watching etc.

Accommodation in modern rooms with comfortable interiors, air conditioning, and private bathrooms. The property has 06 large Air-Conditioned Rooms with attached bathrooms with hot and cold water, Bath Towels and modern amenities.

There are 2 types of rooms – Standard Rooms Ac with attached bathroom and Family Rooms with sea view. Guests enjoy sea views and a serene garden setting. Family rooms and ground-floor units cater to all travelers. On-site family-friendly restaurant serves Chinese, British, French, Indian, and other cuisines. Breakfast includes local specialties, pancakes, and fresh fruits.

Guests can relax in the lounge, play in the indoor play area, or enjoy the outdoor seating. Other activities available on site are diving, fishing, and snorkeling, Dolphin excursions, Access to nearby beaches.

Vaavu Atoll hosts some of the best diving locations in the Maldives. Fotteyo Kan’du is considered by many as the best dive site in the country and one of the top five in the world.

Vaavu Atoll is a boot-shaped atoll and the ‘toe’, Fotteyo Muli is the easternmost point of the Maldives archipelago. In addition to this, the 55km long unbroken reef that stretches from the ‘toe’ to the ‘heel’ of the ‘boot’ is the longest reef in the Maldives and the island Fotteyo Bodufushi on this reef is the eastern island.

Vaavu Atoll has been exposed to tourism since 1975 and the atoll has been a great favourite with safari and cruise operators. The reefs of the eastern side of the atoll are in pristine condition and are wonderful for divers and snorkellers alike. There are many thrilling shark dives in the atoll, where divers may be lucky enough to see hammerhead sharks as well as the more common grey sharks.