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Since entry to Amini Island is free and it stays open 24 hours, you can start the heritage walk right after sunrise to avoid the midday heat. A good spot to add to your itinerary is the small shrine near the coconut grove locals say it dates back to the early 1900s and is still used for community gatherings. After that, head to the stone washed wall cluster that marks the original village layout; it gives a clear sense of how the early settlers organized their homes. If you’re interested in seeing the traditional handloom craft up close, the cultural tour usually stops at the workshop before heading back to the mosque, where the guide explains how the roof tiles were made from locally sourced clay. This sequence lets you experience the island’s history from architecture to everyday life.