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Dining experiences to remember Food is central to the experience at Ailafushi. Guests can enjoy a wide array of flavors at Element X, the resort’s all-day dining restau- rant. From international cuisines to themed dinner nights, every meal offers something unique. For those seeking extra indulgence, the Copper Pot Food Truck offers mouth- watering dishes, while Only BLU, the Maldives’ largest underwater restaurant, provides an unforget- table dining experience beneath the waves. Meanwhile, X360 Pool Bar serves unlimited drinks and light snacks, making it a perfect spot to unwind by the pool.


Vibrant La Promenade Located near a scenic turquoise channel, La Promenade is a vibrant social hub that lends itself perfectly to relaxing or mingling with fellow travellers. Guests can visit the Bakery & Wine Shop for freshly made snacks, sandwiches and a selection of fine wines. Te


Essence O’Shop, the


resort’s boutique, offers a variety of Maldivian souvenirs, trinkets and stylish apparel. Whether you’re snap- ping selfies, enjoying a cup of coffee or browsing unique gifts, La Promenade


Te ELE | NA spa is one of the largest spa complexes in the Maldives, combining indoor and outdoor elements to create a holistic experience


adds an extra layer of charm to the island experience.


A paradise for kids at KidXCAMP Families travelling with children will find plenty to love at Ailafushi, particularly at KidXCAMP, one of the largest kids’ clubs in the Maldives. Tis fantastic facility caters to chil- dren of all ages, featuring a shallow pool, a PlayStation and Xbox area for older kids, a film room and a lower deck for younger ones. Te dedicated food corner serves kid-friendly dishes like pizza, pasta and cakes. Beyond the club, children can enjoy nature- based activities such as treasure


hunts, island walks and palm-leaf weaving workshops, ensuring they remain engaged throughout their stay.


Ocean adventures and underwater exploration Te waters surrounding Ailafushi offer a trove of marine wonders. Nature enthusiasts can explore the vibrant coral gardens of Kaafu Atoll through snorkelling and diving excursions. Te resort’s PADI- and SSI-certified


dive centre offers


courses for all skill levels, as well as guided adventures led by expe- rienced professionals. For thrill- seekers, motorised watersports and ocean excursions are available for an extra fee.


Wellness and rejuvenation at ELE | NA Te ELE | NA spa isn’t just a sanc- tuary of wellness and tranquillity, it’s one of the largest spa complexes in the Maldives. Set in a serene envi- ronment,


also hosts fitness workshops


such


as aqua Zumba, sunrise yoga, and floating meditation. With its ocean- view thermal relaxation area, ELE | NA is the ultimate retreat for rejuve- nation and peace.


An island of endless experiences OBLU XPERIENCE Ailafushi is more than just a resort — it’s a vibrant destination that redefines Maldivian holidays. Whether you’re looking to relax by the beach, embark on under- water adventures or socialise with like-minded travellers,


this island


has it all. Families, couples and groups of friends will find a perfect balance of carefree indulgence, cultural connection and natural beauty here. Every moment on this magical island is designed to create memories that last a lifetime. With thrilling watersports, world-


the spa combines indoor


and outdoor elements to create a truly holistic experience. Guests can choose from a range of treatments, including massages, facials and beauty services. Te ELE | NA spa


class dining, rejuvenating spa treatments, and nightly entertain- ment, OBLU XPERIENCE Ailafushi delights every traveller. Embrace adventure and forge


unforgettable connections in this vibrant haven, where each day offers extraordinary moments and endless opportunities to relax, explore and create lasting memories.


Visit: oblu-ailafushi.com E: sales@coloursofoblu.com T: +960 400 0077


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