Hi, you can always buy drinks and snacks :-). Thats not a problem. Some drinks are free in your mini bar too. There is a choice of 3/4 restaurants as far as I recall, some which are shared with the other hotel, one exclusive (which is very nice and very good value, we ate there most often). I think the other hotel has a restaurant for their exclusive guests too. There are some small gift shops in the (divine) spa but you have to go out of the resort to nearby villages to visit local shops and it’s best to ask the hotel direct about that, you need a shuttle bus/transfer. Otherwise you have your own plunge pool in the delightful treehouse villas and one hotel pool to share, but is never too crowded (as well as nice beach/sea). The pool is more for lolling and bobbing than hard core lengths. Morning/sunset yoga is great and there are other activities there like SUP hire. It’s more of an awesome rest and recuperation venue than an active venue, so perfect as part of a two centre trip if you also like more activity and culture.

It was fine, albeit I don’t suffer from sea sickness. The boat was quite fast too so you don’t feel it rolling around which I know can affect some that have sea sickness. It’s such a beautiful place. It is worth the journey.

We stayed bed and breakfast and had plenty of water and if you need more they will bring it. Yes there are beach towels and a beach bag for you to use if you wish, you can also change these throughout the day as there is a basket with fresh, clean, dry towels by the pool.

The mini bar is complementary save wine and snacks- beer, Gin, whiskey and mixers/soft drinks are all FOC we had ice in the bucket on arrival and requested more as needed We booked everything to the room and paid by card on departure What an amazing time there we had