HOLIDAY  ISLAND

Consists of 142 rooms, which are identical   individual bungalows except for 18 put together in pairs, with an adjoining door, for families. They are each spacious, well built and perfectly maintained. Top quality fixtures and fittings (from Singapore) are used throughout. There is a minibar, a hairdryer, a telephone in the room and the bathroom and a wide-screen satellite television with big speakers. The bathroom has an open-air part with a powerful hot shower duplicated in the inside bath. Unfortunately the single painting in the room is of dubious taste.

 
One door from the room opens to the beach
and another opens onto the winding path that
runs all the way around the inside of the island.
Inside this paved path are carefully tended
shrubs, flowers, palms and other fruiting trees
and everybody a group of women from
neighboring Maamigili are brought over to sweep
 the earth pristine white sands
In the evening the entertainment does continue. Twice a week there is karaoke and disco, once a week a live band, a crab race and a beach party. In the main bar drinks are served until the last person leaves. In addition, there is 24-hour room service
Other, exercise options include billiard, table tennis,
 volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis and a
gym – plus a sauna and steam bath to finish. Then
there is the fishing, night fishing and early morning
trawler fishing (which is exercise or relaxation
depending on how seriously you take it).
Though the island is quiet large, when the resort is full you are not going to get the beach to yourself either, but on the other hand you will never be cramped as the beach extends almost all the way around the island (some erosion in the northeast corner). The south facing beaches are particularly good and, of course has the sun all day. The north side is a series of small beaches between small, low groynes. The lagoon is too large for access from the beach but there are four trips a day to the reef edge and once a week further a field for snorkelers.

The water sports center, comprehensively
equipped (including parasailing) and
enthusiastically run by a young team, is perfectly
 placed on a fine, wide beach with a sharply
sloping lagoon. The dive center has its own small
 jetty and is busy with three boats heading out
 twice a day. This is the most renowned region
 in the Atoll for diving, with a wide array of
different dives sure to please. The popularity
sometimes means meeting up with other groups
from neighboring resorts or safari boats.