After reaching the Island via sea plane or ferry, one has the choice of living under a thatched beach bungalow or water villa. This simplistic resort caters to those seeking a more rustic experience of the Maldives and comes with its own ‘coconut spa’. The island’s geography makes its eastward side a wiser choice for accommodation. (The West doesn’t get much of a breeze and is said to have mosquitoes.) Water activities such as snorkelling are on offer and visitors are encouraged to try Angaga Island’s delicious deep-fried bananas to make the trip complete.