Angaga was our 5th Island in the Maldives. We went half board and had a beach bungalow on the lagoon side of the island. The plus points are, The island itself is beautiful – there is little or no beach erosion so you can walk all the way round the island on the beach at all times – it was... more

We came to Maldives for a relax and peaceful holiday. What we want is beautiful sea and underwater, comfortable room and good food, as well as unique leisure time with Maldivian style. We got all of these in Angaga, and really enjoyed the tranquility that we've never felt before. We think it's worthy to take 25 hours flight to visit... more

1st off let me appoligise for taking so long to write my review. We flew with 1st choice and upgraded on the flight as per usual nothing to complain about as we've never had a bad flight with them. We flew from Manchester direct to Male all good no dramers. This was our 5th holiday to the Maldives we've gone... more

Where do we start, it is just a fantastic island with very friendly staff. This is our 5th trip to the Maldives, previously to Summer Island, Sun Island, Lily Beach and Meeru and this was definately the best. We went all inclusive, but you can go half board and also half board plus which is all drinks included but no... more

We spent a very enjoyable 6 nights in Angaga. Here goes with the details Journey We flew with Emirates from Glasgow via Dubai. We were luck to fly the 1st leg in business class ( we had amassed enough skywards points from our last few trips to the maldives) - business class is definitley the way to go !!. We... more

angaga is truly a beautiful island , typical maldives. my wife and i have been too the maldives 3 times now ,and i can honestly say this one was the best yet. the staff are wonderful,the food again wonderful. the island wonderful. go there ,i promise you wont be disappointed. we hope to go back one day. also the reef... more

An extraordinary place. Truly special. Compared to the vastness of Sun Island, where we stayed last time, this was the real deal... an island you can walk around in 15 minutes with the reef only swiminutes from the shore in places. Highlights included snorkelling with a very friendly turtle; the metres deep ivory sand; the fact that the beaches are... more

Got back from Angaga last week. As most of Angaga reviews mention, this is a small, beautiful 3* resort, with basic but comfortable accommodation in both water and beach villas. Mainly visited by German guests. There is an easily accessible and lively house reef. Relaxed restaurant with enough variety of meals to keep you coming back for more and staff... more

Well where do we start? We returned from Angaga on Saturday 28th march having spent two weeks on this little gem of an Island and wow what a delight! Having been to Vilmendhoo and Bandos previously it was a pleasant surprise to see how small the Island was. As soon as you arrive and walk down the jetty to the... more