Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, Baa Atoll resorts in the Maldives are once again gearing up to host the second ‘Baa Atoll Summer Festival’, from 8-21 July 2019.
Resorts including Amilla Fushi, Anantara Kihavah, Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu, Dreamland, Dusit Thani, Finolhu, Four Seasons Landaa, Reethi Beach, Royal Island, Soneva Fushi, The Westin Maldives and Vakkaru Maldives, invite guests to embark on a unique dine-around voyage showcasing the best each resort has to offer in the culinary scene and reaffirming Baa Atoll’s reputation as a must-visit summer destination of distinction.
Officially commencing on Sunday 7 July with a series of exclusive Sunset Cocktail events for guests, the Baa Atoll Summer Festival sees each participating resort welcoming their neighbours’ guests for a special set menu dinner in their featured dining restaurant on designated nights over two consecutive weeks. Each resort will highlight its own dining scene via a 3-course set menu priced at $120++ per person including a glass of wine, with special children’s menus also available. Complimentary inter-island transportation will be organised by the participating resorts on the featured night. Special arrangements can also be made on request for those who wish to repeat their experience in a specific resort at $25++ per person for shared boat transfers.
Each resort will also offer an action-packed calendar of activities to keep the entire family entertained throughout the festival fortnight, from beach activities, conservation events, water experiences and more. This year will see the introduction of a round-robin inter-resort Beach Volleyball Tournament between staff and guests, as well as a Full Moon Island Clean-up Day. Finally, on Monday 22 July, the festival closing ceremony will show the unity of 12 Resorts whereby everyone comes together for a day of fun in the sun on a sandbank at the heart of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve; with a beach party for the guests, round-robin volleyball final match and the show-stopping Catamaran Regatta competition.
IMAGE: Amilla Fushi
