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Lily Beach Resort & Tamara Spa by Mandara Hosts a Remarkable Global Wellness Day Together

Lily Beach Wellness Day
Lily Beach Resort partnered up with Tamara Spa by Mandara to offer a special wellness program for its guests on Global Wellness Day.

Waves rhythmically ebbing and flowing against the shore. A bird chirping softly from a palm tree. The colours, sounds, and breeze on the tropical island help ground you– Island life at Lily Beach provides the perfect setting for a moment of meditation and relaxation.

June 12 was Global Wellness Day, a dedicated day meant to highlight wellness as a sustainable lifestyle. A slightly broad concept, Global Wellness Day (GWD) defines ‘wellness’ as an active process of becoming aware of and making choices towards a healthy and fulfilling life. This desire to improve ourselves is a shared lived experience among all humans and directly affects our quality of life, the organisation states.

As wellness is personal development, GWD is all about slowly changing habits one at a time to make an overall healthier life. Several activities are highlighted to cover different aspects of life, like walking for an hour, drinking more water, avoiding plastic water bottles, doing a good deed for someone, sharing dinner with a loved one, and going to sleep early.

Lily Beach Resort & Spa understands the importance of a balanced, positive, and proactive lifestyle and wants to celebrate Global Wellness Day and share it with others. To spread awareness and encourage others to highlight the date on their calendars, Lily Beach hosted a social media countdown the week before Global Wellness Day. Each day came accompanied by a new post that highlighted the resort’s unique wellness aspect: mindfulness, healthy eating, relaxation, adventure, and activities.

On June 12, Lily Beach partnered up with Tamara Spa by Mandara to offer a special wellness program for its guests– a day of activities to promote a healthier life for better physical and mental wellbeing. The event started with sunrise yoga, led by expert yoga instructor Maja. Afterwards, healthy drinks and snacks were shared, which included homemade granola, coconut slices, fruit skewers, and freshly squeezed juices.

Image: Lily Beach Resort & Spa

During this time, a photo frame and pink handheld “I Say Yes!” signs (the trademark of Global Wellness Day) were available for pictures. Later in the afternoon, Tamara Spa hosted head, neck, shoulder, and foot massage classes, followed by a Bazaar to showcase new promotions and merchandise. During this time, ginger tea and pink lemonade were enjoyed by all. The GWD programme came to a close at sunset with a session of yin yoga on the beach.

Though the day’s activities came to an end, wellness activities at Lily Beach did not. Wellness is something that happens year-round, not just on holidays. Tamara Spa and the yoga instructor are available for bookings; activities can be found at each area of the island; luxurious healthy food options are fresh and waiting to be devoured, and adventure is there for those that seek it.
Lily Beach Resort & Spa is a luxury 5-star resort set in the natural beauty of the Maldives.

Located on Huvahendhoo Island in the South Ari Atoll, Lily Beach is a short 25-minute flight by seaplane from the capital Malé and Velana International Airport. This proximity, as well as the reputation of its legendary all-inclusive plan, make it a sought-after destination.

Image: Lily Beach Resort & Spa

An encompassing Platinum plan, diverse and healthy food options, a variety of leisure and sporting activities, and world-class yoga and spa availabilities create the perfect resort for couples and families alike to “say yes” to wellness. “One day can change your whole life,” and this is especially true at Lily Beach Resort & Spa.

To inquire about Lily Beach or to book a stay at this resort, send an email to reservations@lilybeachmaldives.com.

Feature image by Lily Beach Resort & Spa

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Canareef Resort Maldives Celebrates World Wetlands Day

Canareef Resort Maldives Celebrates World Wetlands Day 2025

As the world comes together to celebrate World Wetlands Day on 2nd February Canareef Resort Maldives invited nature lovers and eco-enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Addu Atoll. Nestled in the recently designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Canareef offers much more than a luxury destination. In addition, it celebrates biodiversity, ecological balance, and sustainability.

Canareef’s unique landscape of wetlands and lakes showcases the richness of Maldivian nature. Moreover, from vibrant wildlife to thriving plant life, this pristine environment promises an unforgettable experience. Visitors can explore the untouched ecosystems and witness nature in its purest form.

The Heart of Canareef: A Sanctuary for Wildlife

At the center of Canareef Resort lies the Eco Park. This hub of wildlife activity and natural beauty surrounds the island’s largest lake. In fact, the eco-sanctuary reflects the resort’s commitment to environmental conservation. Guests have the opportunity to experience nature up close, observing a variety of species that inhabit the park.

Meet the Residents of Canareef’s Wetlands:
  1. Fruit Bat (Vau): These gentle nocturnal creatures play a crucial role in pollination. They help maintain the island’s ecosystem as they feed on tropical fruits.
  2. Grey Heron (Maakanaa): The Grey Heron stalks gracefully through the shallow wetlands. It is often seen wading in search of its next meal.
  3. Maldives Water Hen (Kan’bili): As the national bird of the Maldives, this elusive creature darts through the lush wetlands. It offers a special glimpse into the country’s natural heritage.
  4. White Tern (Dhondhooni): With its striking white feathers and elegant flight, the White Tern is a sight to behold. Frequently, it soars over the coastline, providing a breathtaking view.
  5. Maldivian Little Heron (Dhivehi Raabondhi): This endemic bird hunts skillfully, feeding on fish and insects in the wetlands.
  6. Tilapia: These fish thrive in the freshwater areas of Canareef. They pay an important role in balancing the aquatic ecosystem.
  7. Milkfish (Beyn’gu): These omnivorous fish feed on algae and small invertebrates. In doing so, they help maintain the health of the wetlands.
  8. Mud Crab (Kandoo Kakuni): Mud crabs are vital to the mangrove ecosystem. Their presence helps maintain coastal balance.
  9. Mangrove Whelk (Fulli): This brackish-water snail plays a crucial role in the nutrient cycle. Consequently, it contributes to keeping the ecosystem thriving.
  10. Crickets (Rafeegu): The soothing chirps of crickets add a natural soundtrack to Canareef’s tranquil evenings. Their presence connects visitors to the delicate web of life.
Canareef’s Flora: Nature’s Guardians of the Coastline

Beyond the wildlife, Canareef’s wetlands host an impressive range of flora. Each plant contributes to the island’s ecological stability:

  • Seashore Screwpine (Boakashikeyo): This distinctive tree bears pineapple-like fruit. It supports the coastal landscape by providing food and materials for locals.
  • Coconut Palm (Ruh): The Coconut Palm plays a central role in Maldivian culture. It provides sustenance, shelter, and crafting materials.
  • Black Mangrove (Burevi): Mangroves act as natural coastal protectors. Their deep roots prevent erosion and provide habitats for marine life.
  • Sea Hibiscus (Dhiggaa): With bright yellow flowers, the Sea Hibiscus stabilizes sandy shores. Furthermore, it adds vibrant color to the landscape.
  • Coastal Ironwood (Fithuroanu): This resilient tree serves as a natural windbreak. It offers essential shelter for wildlife.

A Call to Protect Our Wetlands

Canareef Resort Maldives stands as a symbol of balance between luxury and nature. On World Wetlands Day, the resort aims to raise awareness about the importance of wetlands. Wetlands not only create stunning landscapes, but they also form vital ecosystems that protect shorelines, support wildlife, and contribute to the planet’s health.

While visitors explore the Eco Park, they will gain a deeper appreciation of the interconnectedness of life. They will understand the importance of conserving these fragile ecosystems. Canareef Resort proves that tourism and ecological preservation can work together. Ultimately, this balance creates a space where nature thrives and people can enjoy its beauty.

This World Wetlands Day, Canareef Resort Maldives invites you to celebrate the beauty and biodiversity of Addu Atoll’s wetlands. Let’s commit to preserving these lifelines of our planet for future generations.

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