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Sun Siyam Iru Fushi on Turning Waste into Fashion!

Sun Siyam Iru Fushi is taking a bold step towards sustainability.

Sun Siyam Iru Fushi is turning damaged umbrella fabric into fashionable shopping bags. This stride towards environmental stewardship is just one of its many eco-friendly initiatives. Since launching this initiative in September 2023, Sun Siyam Iru Fushi has managed to repurpose fabric from 35 umbrellas.

These meticulously crafted beach bags have been distributed among new team members. This effort embodies Sun Siyam Iru Fushi’s ethos of integrating eco-friendly initiatives into every facet of its operations. In addition to reflecting a shared sense of responsibility and care for the environment, this step also highlights the resort’s holistic approach to sustainability.

Each of these sustainable bags tells a story, which showcases the dedication of Sun Siyam Iru Fushi to minimize its environmental impact. The resort not only reduces waste but also fosters a deeper connection between sustainability and opulence.

We are thrilled to integrate sustinability into our daily practices and extend our commitment to environmental responsibility. The upcycled beach bags not only showcase our dedication to minimizing waste but also reflect our belief in the importance of small yet impactful initiatives in creating a positive change in our community, says Haanif Abdulla – Training, Health & Safety Manager at Sun Siyam Iru Fushi.

About Sun Siyam Resorts

Sun Siyam Resorts not only offers the most amazing guest experiences but also is dedicated to operating sustainably. Travellers can explore Sun Siyam Resorts in the Maldives as well as Sri Lanka for the most authentic guest experiences. The group-wide Sun SIyam Cares program prioritizes sustainability through several initiatives. Some of the amazing initiatives taken by the group include reducing energy and water use as well as waste management.

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Ifuru Island Launches Private Yacht Experience with ‘Blend’

Private Yacht Experience at Ifuru Island Maldives

Ifuru Island Maldives has introduced a brand-new luxury experience with the launch of Blend—a Princess 62 yacht now available for private charters, curated cruises, and overnight stays. Designed to combine barefoot luxury with personalised service, the yacht offers guests the chance to explore the Indian Ocean from a fresh and stylish perspective.

Speaking about the new yacht experience, Marcel Sawyer, General Manager of Ifuru Island Maldives said:

We wanted to create an experience that feels intimate yet elevated—something that takes the Ifuru
lifestyle and extends it onto the sea. Blend allows our guests to celebrate special moments, escape the ordinary, and explore the beauty of the Maldives with privacy and personalisation.

Whether it’s sailing into the sunset with a bottle of bubbly or waking up to a champagne breakfast surrounded by endless ocean views, Blend was created for romance, celebration, and unforgettable travel moments. The yacht welcomes up to 14 guests for daytime cruises and accommodates four people overnight in two elegant cabins.

Travellers can choose from a range of experiences depending on how they want to spend their time at sea. Options include short scenic cruises, gourmet lunch trips, full-day sailing adventures, and overnight journeys. Every charter includes a professional crew, curated amenities, and premium dining, all tailored to enhance the guest experience while showcasing the natural beauty of the Maldives.

In addition to individual yacht experiences, Ifuru Island has also launched combination and split-stay packages. These allow guests to pair a villa stay on the island with one or more nights aboard the yacht, giving them a taste of both land-based luxury and life at sea. Add-on experiences are also available with advance booking, including floating breakfasts, sandbank dinners, onboard spa treatments, and open-air cinema nights under the stars.

To view the full brochure for Blend please click here

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