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PAID CONTENT FOR CORA CORA MALDIVES


PAID CONTENT FOR CORA CORA MALDIVES


Cora Cora Maldives RAA ATOLL, MALDIVES


Cora Cora Maldives, a five-star resort in the pristine Raa Atoll, blends barefoot luxury with genuine value. Guests looking for more than a standard getaway will find personalised experiences designed to spark a feeling of freedom Its premium all-inclusive gourmet meal plan


removes hidden costs and invites a true dine- around. Across four restaurants and two bars, enjoy Champagne and fresh smoothies, Spice Route flavours at Tazäa, vibrant Asian street food at Ginger Moon, Japanese teppanyaki, sushi and kushiyaki at Teien, relaxed Italian classics at Acquapazza and freshly roasted coffee, light bites and homemade gelato at MYCOFFEE. Healthy, flavour-forward dishes bring East and West together with ease. The all-inclusive spirit runs island-wide. At


MOKSHA Spa & Wellbeing Centre, complimentary yoga, daily wellness sessions and sound healing encourage body-and-mind reset, with optional workshops such as herbal poultice and candle- making. Culture threads through the experience at The Dutch Onion Museum, which holds more than


400 local artefacts, two 12th-century temple tanks and a traditional 1900s Maldivian house; it was the second museum to open in the Maldives. Arrival is effortless and the welcome warm.


Guests are whisked to private villas, 55 set over the lagoon and 45 on the Maldives’ famous white sands, all spacious and airy, with panoramic ocean views. Complimentary snorkelling equipment is provided for the duration of the stay and, in overwater villas, built-in ladders lead straight into the lagoon. Snorkel the house reef to spot turtles and


butterflyfish, join sunset cruises or drift in a hammock beneath star-bright skies while little ones explore with trained staff and teens try paddleboards and kayaks, and stargazing too. A generous roster of inclusions completes the


picture: complimentary use of the CoRa kids Club, a yoga pavilion, overwater treatment rooms, a PADI five-star dive centre with non-motorised watersports, and a host of ‘how to’ sessions where guests can learn new skills, from coffee roasting and latte art to island crafts.


DON’T MISS Savour a unique stargazing experience atop the Cora Tower, complete with telescope views of the Milky Way above


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • Premium all-inclusive gourmet meal plan


• Unlimited dine-around concept • Award-winning sustainability (Green Globe Certified)


• Overwater & beach villa accommodation


• MOKSHA Spa & Wellbeing Centre • All-female team at Ginger Moon • The Dutch Onion Museum, with more than 400 artefacts


• First all-female airport welcome team in the Maldives


• Private beach dining & romantic experiences


• Natural island with lush vegetation & house reef


GET IN TOUCH coracoraresorts.com T: +960 658 4888 E: reservations@coracoraresorts.com


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