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DESTINATIONS HOTELS, RESORTS & SPAS | TURKEY


CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Olivae Patisserie; serving up healthy snacks; Max Whitlock leads a run; enjoying push-ups; guests are put through their paces in an aquafit class PICTURES: Red90; Wellness Worldwide; Sezengul Keles


Although some guests have come here especially for


the week’s activities, others were unaware of them but are now delighting in classes and impromptu gatherings such as ‘friendly’ (read: competitive) volleyball, all of which foster a sense of community and team spirit.


A lot of people think


fitness spaces are intimidating, but group classes build momentum and camaraderie


I’m loitering at the side of the swimming pool ahead of aquafit, something I’ve never done but feel compelled to try, having watched it the day before and felt inspired by the energy from the dynamic duo of Jordan Florenville and Ellie Wraight. The pair are co-founders of JE Thrive, which was founded in Saint Lucia and offers bootcamp and other activities during events hosted at The BodyHoliday – so they are already familiar faces for many of the Wellness Week attendees. Jordan says: “Sadly, a lot of people think fitness spaces are intimidating, but group classes put people on a level


playing field. They build momentum and camaraderie.” And it’s not just the guests who are trying new things.


Max Whitlock, a multi-medal-winning Olympic gymnast who only recently retired, leads some morning circuits and runs. He tells me: “The atmosphere is amazing; everyone is enthusiastic and I’m meeting people from all different backgrounds. I’ve also tried a yoga class for the first time and aquafit, plus running every day isn’t a regular thing for me either.”


HIGH ENERGY, LOW COMMITMENT Thankfully, I’m on more familiar ground with the daily yoga class, though it’s a new experience to follow the guidance of Olympic diver turned yoga teacher Leon Taylor. He says: “We want to speak to those who like to move but don’t want to commit to a bootcamp where they might have to drink sparkling water and eat lettuce leaves. Here, you can have your cake and eat it too.” And guests certainly are able to do just that at Anda Barut Collection’s Olivae Patisserie, which teases, judgement-free, with a rotating selection of pastries, desserts and homemade chocolate late into the evening, ensuring just enough caloric motivation to attend the next morning’s expert-led circuits.


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Anda Barut Collection will hold its next Wellness Week in May 2026, with a line-up of sports stars, fitness experts and activities that are yet to be revealed. barutanda.com


Jet2holidays offers a seven-night stay for two adults from £1,194 per person, based on two sharing in May 2026. The price includes return flights with 22kg baggage from Stansted and an all-inclusive stay in a Deluxe room. jet2holidays.com


58 9 OCTOBER 2025 travelweekly.co.uk


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