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Amilla Maldives Transforms into Neverland for Easter

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This Easter, sun-seekers are being invited to ‘think of happy things, and your heart will fly on wings’ all the way to Amilla Maldives.

This Easter, sun-seekers are being invited to ‘think of happy things, and your heart will fly on wings’ all the way to Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences. The playful five-star resort is transforming into Neverland from 29th March to 5th April for youngsters and the young at heart.

With hectares of jungle, treehouses a glittering lagoon and a mysterious ‘Blue Hole’, there couldn’t be a more appropriate Neverland location than this timeless island paradise.

After a challenging year for all, Amilla’s ‘Islanders’ recognised travellers are hungry for fun and escapism in 2021. So they have dreamed up Peter Pan themed Easter celebrations brimming with surprises, excitement and a sprinkling of fairy dust too.

Since the innovative resort team likes to think outside the box, they’ve come up with a unique twist on JM Barrie’s classic tale. It cleverly weaves in the timely themes of regeneration, rebirth, hope, sustainability and ‘coming together’, which will be showcased through a variety of performances, activities and special events for all ages.

Also read: Luxury Resort Amilla Maldives Enhances Offerings

‘Peter Pan – Regeneration’ will be a ‘festival of hope’, according to the Islanders. Highlights will include shows and storytelling by Peter and Wendy (aka Des and Zoie the in-house ‘Area 51 Performers’) involving staff and guests. A treasure hunt, Easter egg hunt and crafting workshops presided over by a (reformed) Captain Hook will help keep the little ones entertained.

On Easter Saturday, kids can get involved in creating a sustainability-themed fashion show at Amilla Maldives. It will focus on ‘fashion for a brighter future’, showcasing the benefits (and cool factor) of using recycled and sustainable materials. Inspired by the four elements, the kids will also fly kites made from recycles paper and plastic down the runway. Magic shows, pirate circus skills, stilt-walking and acrobatics will add even more excitement during the interlude:

Easter Sunday will be celebrated with cocktails and a gala dinner by the main pool while aerial silk performers weave shapes through the coconut trees. Then on Easter Monday, the entire afternoon will be dedicated to water-based races, games and poolside dancing with prizes at ‘Captain Hook’s Grand Splashional.

Kids of all ages can compete in an underwater treasure hunt. It will be followed by a Flamingo Parade of waterproof Easter bonnets made by the kids. The under-fives will be transported around the pool on inflatable unicorns and horses. There will also be circus skills workshops and an island-wide Easter egg hunt led by Peter Pan.

Further details will be revealed closer to the event, but the resort does promise no crocodiles will be invited. Don’t let your arms get tired – email stay@amilla.com to book your holiday at Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences.

Feature image by Amilla Maldives

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