Baros Island Maldives

Baros Island (Baros Island) is a luxurious resort-based island developed under the supervision of the Maldives administration. The island has been beautifully developed as a tourist destination for the benefit of tourists. This Barros Island is at the top among the marine areas of the entire India. The weather here is pleasant almost throughout the year. And so Barros Island is a favorite place for travel lovers at any time of the year. This resort island is famous for honeymoon. However, if you go to Baros, the cost will not be low at all, you will have to spend a lot to stay for one night.

It is a 25-minute journey from Male International Airport, the capital of the Maldives, on the way to Baros. To go to Barros Island, first you have to fly to Maldives from Dhaka. From the airport, you have to take a speed boat or ferry to Barossa. If you book in advance at any Barros Island resort, they will pick you up from the airport.

Tourists flock to this island to spend some quiet and peaceful time away from the busy life of the city. Although Baros is a small island, there are many exciting experiences here. The spas and meditation centers here are a blend of spiritual meditation with getting close to nature. So any nature lover visiting here will not miss this opportunity.

Beginner dive courses are available for those who are afraid of water or those who have a fear of diving. And those who already know diving can enjoy an incredible opportunity to dive in the island's lagoon. No tourist wants to miss the golden opportunity of snorkeling at Barros Island in Maldives. Snorkeling is a great ride to see the life and beauty of marine life deep in the water. If you have the desire and opportunity, you can visit the site house 15 km away to see the coral reef. There are several other islands close to Barros Island. You can also visit from there with time.

Here you can see the coral habitat in the clear water of the sea, the rough sea waves, turtles and various types of colorful fish give a different kind of pleasure to the tourists. And here on the water beaches, villas and private pools have been arranged to accommodate tourists.

There is a marine center where you can learn about marine animals, their environment and habitats. There is a program for coral regeneration and conservation, guests or tourists can contribute to the conservation of coral reefs and be involved in the Marine Center coral planting project.

Burroughs Island offers a variety of water sports such as water skiing, water boarding, wind surfing and canoeing. Each ride is full of adventure and hence these rides are the top choice of tourists. You can arrange these water sports as per your package.

Staying in Barros Island is quite expensive, if you want to stay in a resort here, you have to spend 30,000-1,00,00 Tk as per the resort quality, facilities and booking time. But if one stays somewhere else than in Baros, even though the cost is low, the pleasure of seeing and traveling will be greatly reduced. 2 nights 3 days with travel to Baros will cost Rs 95,000-2,30,000 per person. However, the cost of different rides is different, if you take a sightseeing package with a ride to some resorts, the cost will be slightly lower. And if you calculate the arrival and departure from Bangladesh, you have to add the air fare here.

Barros Island has several good quality restaurants to eat at. For example - Lime Restaurant (you can eat mainly seafood here but you will get a little different twist in the dishes), Light House Restaurant (it is the only place in the whole Maldives where you can get good quality different wines and other special dishes which are not available anywhere else). There are also a variety of salads, antipasti and mezze served with a variety of sauces.

Numerous resorts are lined up along the beach. Every resort has good accommodation and food. The resorts have various facilities including private pool, private balcony, private garden. However, other resorts far from Barros Island can be found at a relatively low cost.

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