etant tres interessé pour un séjour de 15 jours pour septembre a Vélidhu, je cherche à me procurer quelques renseignement:
Comment est l'animation sur place ? etait elle presente en journée, en soirée ??
Optant pour la formule en pension complète, j'aimerai avoir confirmation si la boisson est bien incluse pendant le repas ( car j'ai lu le contraire ce qu'il me fait un peu peur )
y'a t il une piscine ? combien y'a t il de restaurant sur place ? et la clientele est elle internationale ? y'a t il des boutiques ?
Pour répondre à tes questions :
Il y a très peu d'animation, un peu en soirée au bar (un thème par soir). Mais ce n'est pas pour l'animation qu'on vient à Velidhu.
Effectivement, les boissons ne sont pas incluses dans la pension complète. Pour cela il faut prendre en plus la formule all inclusive, mais il faut voir si c'est rentable en fonction de ta consommation.
Non, il n'y a pas de piscine, mais il n'y en a pas besoin : la mer suffit amplement aux Maldives (eau chaude à 28 ou 29°, couleur turquoise...). Pour les restaurants, il y en a 2 : le restaurant principal (buffet, c'est là qu'on prend la demi pension ou la pension complète) et un grill sur la plage. La clientèle est internationale, à majorité allemande et italienne, avec aussi quelques anglais, suisses, espagnols, jamponais et français. Comme partout (ou presque) aux Maldives, il n'y a qu'une seule boutique sur l'île.
Je te remercie Alexia pour ces précieuses informations.
Pourrai tu me dire, consernant les boissons, combien coutent elles ? le prix d'une bouteille d'eau ? d'un coca ou bien d'un cocktail ? car si les boissons ne sont pas comprises dans la pension complete... l'addition risque d'etre tres salé 😕
Voici quelques prix quand j'étais à Velidhu en janvier 2004 : la bouteille d'eau (1.5L) 3.85 USD le coca 2.50 USD les cocktails avec alcool 8 USD les cocktails sans alcool 7 USD.
Sachant que la formule all inclusive est à 16 euros par personne en plus de la pension complète, à toi de faire le calcul pour savoir quel est le plus avantageux pour toi.
Pour le grill, désolé, je ne peux pas te renseigner sur les prix, je n'y ai pas mangé, et je ne m'étais même pas renseigné. On peux y manger par exemple des langoustes sur la plage, c'est tout ce dont je me souviens pour le grill...
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