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An enchanting new experience awaits


palm-fringed pathways lead to secret stretches of pristine beaches. Indulge in delicious food and unwind with afternoon dips in the balmy waters. Discover luxurious villas right by the shore or perched over crystalline lagoons, providing an idyllic setting for your spring or summer break. Tese enchanting tropical desti- nations promise a perfect blend of luxury, natural beauty and relaxation. Te five-star island resorts fall


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under the Atmosphere Hotels & Resorts brand, which curates distinc- tive spatial experiences inspired by local cultures and natural surround- ings. Tis gives every valued guest the opportunity to stay immersed in a delightful environment throughout their stay.


scape


to


paradise


at


Atmosphere Kanifushi and VARU By Atmosphere, where


Operated by the popular Indian


Ocean-based hospitality company Atmosphere Core, there are currently two award-winning resorts in the brand’s Maldives portfolio, with several


in the pipeline in the same


region. All hotels and resorts in the portfolio are committed to ensuring three core values: to be enriching, immersive and seamlessly authentic.


Epic family escapes at Atmosphere Kanifushi Tucked away in the Lhaviyani Atoll, Kanifushi Island is just over a mile long and just under 300 feet wide. A 35-minute seaplane ride brings you to this delightful five-star resort. Choose from 162 villas and suites spanning across the large island with over-water villas spread across the vast turquoise lagoon. Te island itself is rich in tropical vegetation with tall palm


trees and fragrant tropical flowers, while the beach-front accommoda- tion offerings are some of the largest guests will find, with the entry level category starting at 1,000 square feet. Expect sun-soaked days spent with


your loved ones. Te Spice, the all-day dining


restaurant, serves interna-


tional spreads for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can also relax at Te Liquid bar with its family pool or opt for Te Sunset Pool Bar, which has an adults-only pool. In the evening, walk up to Ceylon Bliss and tuck into street-food style Sri Lankan meals, and savour gourmet plant- based cuisine at Just Veg, open for lunch and dinner. To balance body and soul, there’s


a choice of restorative wellness and beauty therapies at Akiri Spa by Mandara. Te resort offers plenty of activities, including access to a Kids’


Club, a floodlit tennis court, padel tennis court and more. Adults can partake in yoga sessions and beach volleyball alongside a range of other recreational activities.


Naturally Maldivian Stay at VARU by Atmosphere VARU By Atmosphere combines local tradition and culture with contempo- rary design and first-class service to create a totally authentic experience. Each of the 108 villas are Maldivian in style with slanted roofs, wooden accents and large picture-postcard windows. Enjoy an intimate connec- tion with the magical blue lagoon in the overwater villas. Perched along three jetties, the


water villas come with the option of a private pool. Families and groups can choose from a variety of beach villas surrounded by verdant palms


and fragrant spectacular


tropical gardens. Te three-bedroom Majlis


Suites feature a central courtyard and pool, and an ocean-view dining/living room, as well as a room for a nanny. Savour exquisite culinary delights


at Lime & Chili, an all-day dining haven featuring


sumptuous inter-


national buffet spreads with live cooking stations, fresh seafood and themed nights. Experience romance at Nü, an overwater restaurant, which is renowned for its fresh seafood and offers the best of Mediterranean, Italian and French cuisine. Explore innovative Maldivian cuisine at Kaagé, the country’s first progressive Maldivian restaurant, where local flavours are presented with a contem- porary twist. Indulge in aromatic grills at Charcoal, a beachside restaurant providing a sensory feast with options like sirloin steak and


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