Postcards from the Road: Furanafushi Island, Maldives

Posted May 21st, 2010 by Brian Spencer

Maldives

Dear Perceptive Travel,

This morning I awoke to the spectacularly turquoise sea gently embracing the sugar-white, coral-strewn shore 25 feet from my Indian Ocean-facing verandah. Soon, the hot mid-morning sun would burn away the hazy grey clouds that blanketed the horizon, helping further illuminate a beguiling underwater alien world of neon-blue coral, fleeting reef sharks, and majestic tropical fish of every color, shape, and size. The snorkeling is, indeed, delicious.

I’m in the Maldives, at the Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa, and yes, it’s every bit the idyllic island paradise you’ve imagined. So, while I’d love to tell you more about it, like the faux-prehistoric lizards and the disturbingly large fruit bats that roam the grounds, the resort’s immaculately clean pool beckons.

We’ll have to catch up later; I know you understand.

Cheers,

Brian

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One Response to “Postcards from the Road: Furanafushi Island, Maldives”

  1. irfan ahmad Says:

    The snorkeling was “delicious?” I hope you did not feed on the colorful fishes while snorkeling.

    Last month, I was an atoll away at Anantara taking some pictures for our travel website http://www.irhal.com and must agree that the turquoise sea and the white sand are indeed majestic in their beauty.

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