The magnificent selection of Villa resorts in the Maldives have unveiled their sparkling holiday brochures, which are filled with magical encounters and unrivalled celebrations.
The custom resorts will be transformed into brilliant playgrounds over the festive season, welcoming visitors to a memorable time at its shores against a magnificent backdrop of blues and whites.
Visitors can anticipate a fresh dose of experiences intended to elevate the moment from December 20 through January 6th. Along with creative workshops and events with an aquatic theme, the agenda includes culinary festivals and cultural contacts with the Maldivians. The New Year's Eve party, which has a stellar lineup of well-known DJs in the house to keep the rhythms rolling, is without a doubt the highlight of the festivities.
The holiday season will begin at each of Villa's eco-friendly resorts with a special tree-lighting ceremony, which will signal the start of a jam-packed schedule of festive events that will last all the way up to Christmas. A captivating White Party is offered at Club Nautica in Paradise Island Resort & Spa, and Mekunu Bar in Sun Island Resort & Spa has a vivid fluorescent party scene with a live DJ and tropical ambience to keep partygoers moving all night.
Additionally, visitors who book a stay at Sun Island may anticipate special mixology lessons, jaw-dropping fashion displays, and glitzy pool parties augmented by live DJs and performances. Furthermore, the hock seafood island BBQ promises to be a memorable experience for seafood enthusiasts. The brochure is brimming with entertaining activities that may be enjoyed as a family or a pair by visitors to Paradise Island. While special Bachata lessons and a Maldivian culture presentation will undoubtedly upscale the stay, kite festivals, treasure hunts, and activities centred around the Olympics fill the days.
At Royal Island, genuine Maldivian experiences are thoughtfully designed to make sure visitors feel connected to the Maldives' serene environment. Experience an incredible holiday season unlike any other by being surprised at every turn. At Royal Island, visitors may truly experience the spirit of the Maldives by trying new flavours in the traditional Malaa Fai, dancing to the music of Boduberu, or even participating in a joyous Bodumas Maali procession.
Visitors can immerse themselves in a world of flowing champagnes, delectable treats, and hypnotic performances for the New Year countdown before the new year is ushered in with a stunning fireworks display. DJs Olly Essse, Friktion, and Balzar will excite guests at the resorts on Paradise Island and Sun Island with their sounds, while a masquerade party at Royal Island will entice visitors with its enigmatic allure. On January 1st, guests can enjoy a decadent brunch before reaffirming their wellness goals with a sunrise yoga session.
With educational and intriguing experiences and initiatives on the way, the holiday season won't let Oceanholics down either. Paradise is a great place to plant coral, Baa at Royal is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and Sun Island is home to the South Ari Marine Protected Area. These allow visitors to connect with nature and foster a respect for the environment.
