What kind of magical place is this?

🛫 I took a seaplane from Siyam World and saw the Maldives from above for the first time. The blue sea was dotted with countless white sand rings, like pearls scattered on the earth. The engine of the seaplane was not noisy, but rather a rhythmic background music that made me imagine what the next island would look like. 💚 Half an hour later, I arrived at Siyam Iru Veli. As soon as I got off the seaplane, the sea breeze with a sweet and moist smell blew on my face, making me feel relaxed immediately. Unlike the quiet romance of Siyam World, this place has a sense of freedom and vitality, like a change of mood—from deep affection to free and easy, just right. 🏊🏻‍♂️ I stayed in a water pool villa. The room was simple and thoughtful, and the wooden ladder leading directly to the sea was my favorite part. I plunged into the clear sea, looked up at the endless sky, and looked down at the colorful corals. The depth of the ocean became a distinct art here. I stayed in the water for a long time, even reluctant to go ashore, because every time I snorkeled, I might encounter new marine life. Today's protagonists were turtles and a group of small sharks. They were so close that I could almost touch them, but they also had a natural sense of restraint. 🩵 The island at night was another scene. The lights of the restaurant reflected the starry sky, the waves gently lapped the shore, and the air was filled with the aroma of food. I ordered a cocktail, lay on a chair on the beach, and watched the stars like tiny diamonds scattered across the sky. Occasionally, I could see a dolphin leaping out of the sea, its silhouette in the moonlight reminding me that all this fantasy was real. 🥰 Siyam Iru Veli is not just a place to stay, but more like a sensory adventure. It made me believe again that the sea is not only for looking at but also for embracing.