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Six Senses Laamu Announced Reopening on 1st August 2020

An arial view of Six Senses Laamu and thep properties over water villas.
Luxury island resort, Six Senses Laamu has been slated to reopen on 1st August 2020, adjusting to the 'New Normal'.

Luxury island resort, Six Senses Laamu has been slated to reopen on 1st August 2020. As Six Senses properties are reopening around the globe, the company introduced ‘Plan Now, Play Later’ certificates valid for three years. The certificate includes an extra 20 percent value allowing you to buy now and reconnect later. The international luxury resorts operator has announced enhanced cleanliness standards, adjusting to the ‘New Normal’.

As we take to the skies once again and adjust to new travel standards and expectations, we remain committed to providing peace of mind when you are staying with us so you can relax and reconnect in a comfortable and safe environment. As a community with wellness at our core, our highest priority is our duty of care to your health, safety and well-being. Ultimately, we will do everything we can to support you in whatever you feel is best for you and your loved ones.

Six senses states in regards to COVID-19 measures

Six Senses Laamu is the first and one of the only two resorts to open in Laamu Atoll. The resort offers over-water villas or you can hide among the lush vegetation of a beachfront villa. Endless dining options awaits you at the resort with cuisines from all around the world. There are 3 restaurants (2 over water), plus a bar and an ice cream parlor at the resort.

The resort’s Spa (Six Senses Spa) uses natural and ethically-produced products together with traditional and locally-inspired practices to treat you from the inside out and outside in. Stylish private treatment rooms, Ayurvedic therapies and relaxing body massage is available at the Six Senses Spa.

Six Senses Laamu is a 35 minute inter-island domestic flight away from the main Velana International Airport to Kadhdhoo, followed by a short speedboat ride to the beautiful island of Six Senses Laamu.

Feature image by Six Senses Laamu

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Honeymooners Rescue Staff in Crisis at Dusit Thani Maldives!

Although we do not expect heroic stories to come out of a vacation at a Maldives resort, recent incidents have shown that anything can happen. Yes, even when you’re on vacation. The heroic stories of two couples, Mr. Jordan Daniel Van Dyk and Ms. Denielle De Bruyn have started circulating across the Maldives. The couple came to the Maldives for their honeymoon at the beautiful Dusit Thani Maldives. However, it appears that the honeymooners are leaving the Maldives with more than just honeymoon memories.

According to the Baa Atoll Police Station, on the 28th of April, the couple witnessed a staff member falling from a water villa deck into the ocean while on duty. If you’re ever stayed at a Maldives resort, you can understand the fear of falling from the deck into the ocean. Although the water below is beautiful, when caught off guard, the ocean can be a scary place. It appeared that the staff member was in a state of distress and was struggling in the water. In these situations, people do one of two things. Wait for someone else to take action as they stand by, or immediately jump in to avoid a sad situation.

Despite the challenging circumstances, Mr. Van Dyk and Ms. De Bruyn acted swiftly and courageously, coming to the aid of the drowning staff member. There is no doubt that this swift response by the couple was heroic, averting what could have been a tragic event at Dusit Thani Maldives.

Dusit Thani Maldives has acknowledged the bravery and swift action of the honeymooning couple, awarding them for their bravery in saving the staff member of the resort.

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