The resort has 276 rooms in total and offers a relaxed and casual atmosphere. A large island by local standards, much of the island remains untouched, with its natural vegetation intact. It is certainly the resort for guests looking to kick off their shoes in a casual, relaxing atmosphere. It has a lobby, two restaurants, three bars and room service.

The chalet-style bungalows, Meeru villas and water villas, as well as the standard rooms, offer no-fuss comfort. Guests can enjoy a feeling of simple luxury without worrying about the finicky details. The two honeymoon water suites offer newlyweds the most sumptuous surroundings in which to relax and enjoy themselves. All rooms are fully air-conditioned and come with mini fridges and en suite bathrooms with hot and cold water. A hairdryer, direct dial telephone, TV, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, individually-adjustable air conditioning and a safety deposit box all feature.

There is no fuss or obligation when it comes to dressing up to impress at the resort; just good food is the order of the day. The only house rule is that no wet suits or wet clothes are allowed in the dining area. The restaurants offer guests everything they want, and at all hours of the day. So the motto is: have fun, and don't worry about strict dining times, as there is plenty of food to go around.

A variety of water sports are available at the water sports centre at the resort, including waterskiing and diving. Quality equipment is available for windsurfing. Catamarans, canoes and pedal boats are also available for guests' enjoyment and fun. Table tennis, aerobics, volleyball and badminton are also offered.

The journey from the airport to the resort takes about 55 minutes by speedboat or 20 minutes by seaplane.