Overall, I really enjoyed my stay. The island is beautiful, very green, with a long sandy beach and a stunning lagoon. There are lots of fish, and you can even watch them straight from the jetty.

The island and rooms are kept very clean, with housekeeping twice a day. The food is excellent, with plenty of variety and themed dinners every evening. The staff are genuinely friendly and welcoming. I also really enjoyed the activities included in the all-inclusive package, especially the snorkeling lesson, yoga classes, and sunset cruise. There is a good gym, sports courts, and plenty of places to walk around the island.

A few things could be better, though.

We stayed in a Premium Beach Bungalow, and the room itself was quite basic, with dated furniture and a very simple interior. Although it's close to the ocean, this room category doesn't face the lagoon. It was constantly windy on our side, and swimming wasn't really possible because of the seaweed and coral.

I also found the all-inclusive concept a bit confusing. Since there are three resorts on the island, some areas are off-limits, including the pools at the other resorts. The biggest disappointment, however, was the quality of the included drinks. Most mocktails were basically soda with flavored syrups, and the alcoholic cocktails barely tasted of alcohol. This felt especially strange considering how good the food and other services were.

One more thing worth mentioning is the limited beach space for guests who want to relax overlooking the lagoon. Most of the best spots seem to be reserved for villas on that side of the island. The other sun loungers are mainly around the pool, with very small umbrellas that don't provide much shade.

Despite these downsides, I had a great time and really enjoyed the island, the food, the activities, and the atmosphere.