Food and Dining
The resort has just one main restaurant, but it offers a good variety of dishes throughout the day. The food was fresh and flavorful a mix of Maldivian, Indian, and international cuisine.
Breakfasts were cheerful with plenty of tropical fruits, pancakes, and strong coffee. For lunch and dinner, there were buffet options with a rotating menu from grilled seafood to curries and salads. We especially enjoyed the seafood nights; the grilled fish was outstanding!
The dining area overlooks the ocean, and every meal felt like a small celebration of life. Watching the sun melt into the horizon while enjoying a warm meal with my wife those are the moments that make travel so worthwhile.
Adventures on the Water
Biyadhoo Island Resort may be peaceful and quiet, but it also offers plenty of activities for those who want a bit of adventure. The water sports center has kayaking, windsurfing, diving, and more. We joined a snorkeling trip arranged by the resort’s diving team, and it was incredible.
We also tried the sunset fishing trip something I had always wanted to do. As the sky turned orange and pink, we sailed out with a small group and cast our lines into the deep blue. My wife laughed as I struggled to keep my line steady, but eventually, I managed to catch a small reef fish! It wasn’t about the catch, really it was about the laughter, the golden light on the water, and the joy of sharing a simple experience together.
Evenings of Calm and Connection
Evenings at Biyadhoo are beautifully quiet. There’s no loud nightlife or flashy entertainment, just the sound of waves and the occasional soft music from the bar. We’d often take evening walks around the island, holding hands and watching the stars appear one by one.
One night, we sat by the beach in silence, listening to the ocean. My wife turned to me and said, “This is the peace I’ve been searching for.” That sentence summed up our entire experience.
Final Thoughts: A Place That Feels Like Home
Our three nights at Biyadhoo Island Resort passed far too quickly. As we boarded the speedboat back to Malé, we both felt a little emotional. This small island had given us something we didn’t even realize we needed time to slow down, reconnect, and just be.
Biyadhoo is not a resort for those seeking luxury villas or extravagant experiences. It’s for those who love nature, simplicity, and the ocean’s gentle rhythm. It’s a place where you can walk barefoot, feel the sun on your skin, and listen to your own thoughts again.
For us, it was a beautiful chapter my wife’s first speedboat ride, our laughter on the beach, the taste of fresh seafood, the warm smiles of the staff, and the endless shades of blue that surrounded us.
We left Biyadhoo with full hearts, relaxed minds, and a quiet promise to return someday. Because sometimes, the simplest places are the ones that touch you the most.
By Joby & Remya
Ragu
October 26, 2025 at 3:30 amThank you joby, you refreshed my nostagic memories ❤️
Jacob
October 26, 2025 at 3:53 amIt was great fun reading it. I felt the real experience. One day would surely love to visit.
VB
October 26, 2025 at 11:01 amExhilarating and Exotic Location❤️
Terri
December 1, 2025 at 5:54 amI can’t wait for it to reopen.
I have such fond memories of the island, staff and house reef.
Please, PLEASE open soon xXx