The first art-immersive resort in the Maldives creates even more ways for family travelers to enjoy its amenities and the beauty of the region with the new 2023 Kids’ Summer Camp lineup. JOALI Maldives invites families to go on a journey exploring the environment, appreciating local culture and having fun in the water.
The property’s Muramas Kids Club gears up for summer with a summer camp itinerary filled with unparalleled kids programming. July 1–Aug. 31, each day of the program provides kids with new opportunities to experience the Maldives.
Culture
Kids can learn about Maldivian culture by creating the Maldivian flag and learning about what it represents. Other educational and enlightening experiences include Dhivehi language classes, cooking cultural dishes in the kitchen, local island tours to discover the distinct cultures of neighboring islands, and storytelling and traditional performances.
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Art-Immersion
JOALI’s resident artists introduce kids to new art forms like ceramics, tie-dye, jewelry making and photography. Additionally, German artist Maja Rohwetter will virtually immerse young artists in a unique art experience through augmented reality.
Culinary
Kids can experience Le Petit Chef, a fun-filled dining experience using cutting-edge, 3-D mapping technology. Kids can also take part in an array of cooking classes.
Education and Sustainability
JOALI’s resident marine biologist teaches kids about coral reef ecosystems, conservation efforts for the ocean, different marine life species and even takes kids on a dolphin cruise. Sustainable Saturdays include nature walks to learn about preserving natural habitats, the importance of recycling through arts and crafts, and organic gardening.
Sports and Games
There’s no shortage of activities and sports with pedal tennis, Maja Rohwetter’s Flying Carpet Experience, beach games and more.
Wellness
Kids can make their own all-natural skincare product, as well as take part in hair tutorials, a mini spa day and a yoga session.
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