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The Six Senses Kanuhura is the perfect escape. If you've dreamed of a private island, this is it. Enjoy crystal-clear waters and soft, white sand. This resort sits within the Lhaviyani Atoll of the Maldives. It combines sustainability with barefoot luxury, creating an eco-friendly experience. Six Senses Kanuhura offers more than a holiday. It promises a getaway unlike any other.

Overview

The Maldives is a destination you're already familiar with. The waters are a surreal shade of blue, the atolls look like leopard spots, and the sand is white. But Six Senses Kanuhura offers more than a dozen reasons to stay in one of its villas. They're on a sandy beach or lagoon with reefs.

Imagine one of the Maldives' most popular beaches, two uninhabited islands, and children's clubs focusing on nature. There is also a spa with an Alchemy Bar, Biohacking Lounge, wellness programs, and unique dining experiences. Guests can enjoy sunset dolphin cruises, water sports, and access to desert islands.

Location

The most beautiful beaches of the Maldives and two more private islands surround Six Senses Kanuhura in Lhaviyani Atoll. This atoll is in the northern Maldives and consists of 54 islands, five of which are inhabited. Several others host luxury resorts.

Moreover, Lhaviyani is easily accessible by a 30- to 40-minute seaplane ride from Malé. The opening of the new international airport on Madivaru Island makes it even easier to reach. Visitors know the atoll for its palm-lined beaches, lush gardens, and rich marine life.

Naifaru is the atoll's capital and is famous for its handicrafts made from mother-of-pearl. You may spot plenty of sea turtles and coral gardens.

Service

Six Senses draws a particular type of affluent traveler. They want to eat healthily, exercise, discover something new, and be close to nature. The Six Senses Kanuhura offers all these things in abundance. The moment guests step on the sand, they remove their footwear. They don't have to see it again until the day they leave.

Bicycles, kayaks, paddleboards, and stand-up boards are also available. The island also offers free tours and sessions with the sustainability manager or marine biologist. There is also a free yoga session and a cinema. Everyone seems to be enjoying a state of sun-kissed bliss.

Rooms

There are 91 guest rooms. The hotel repurposed many island villas, including those with beachfront and overwater views. However, they have been styled so perfectly into Six Senses' universe that you would never guess they were anything else.

There are 14 different types of rooms, ranging from small beach villas to family villas. Each is decorated with apricots and muted greens. However, the 12 new retreats stand out because of their style, space, and privacy.

The guest rooms are close to the Indian Ocean beach, a few coral stones away. They have large private pools. The interiors are also filled with light and feature vaulted ceilings, double-height rooms, and mezzanine TV areas. Moreover, Six Senses will provide all the necessary items for your stay, including a beach bag and yoga mat.

Dining

There are seven restaurants and bars. You can find many dining options, like beach barbecues and private dining. This is more than enough to satisfy guests for several weeks. Moreover, the Market, an all-day restaurant, serves breakfast with a variety of fruits and juices. It also offers artisanal coffee, freshly baked pastries, and honey.

Sip and Sand is a poolside restaurant. It serves wood-fired pizzas during the day and reef fish, as well as Japanese sushi and sashimi, in the evening. Enjoy casual Italian food at Bottega. You can also try castaway meals at Drift on Jehunuhura's island. Don't miss Scoops for free smoothies and ice cream cones.

However, the Point is the highlight, with its circular, Spanish-style building with an infinity pool and swim-up bar on top. There's no better spot at sunset than lounging on a beanbag with a cocktail. You can watch the colors of the Maldives shift beautifully.

The bar also views the Lhaviyani Atoll, and DJs play after dark. Most restaurants have drink menus so that you can choose from a wide range of wines or a sake shot.

Spa & Wellness

Six Senses Kanuhura continues its commitment to holistic self-care. You can create potions and lotions using natural ingredients from the Alchemy Bar. You can also go on a sound journey to balance chakras, try meditation, aerial yoga, or yogic cleansing.

The Biohacking Lounge also offers a variety of services. You can try compression therapy, vibratory pain relief, magnetic mats, and LED and red-light face masks, among other options.

You can also choose from eight different spa treatment rooms. The treatment begins with a circuit of hot and cool pools. You can then wrap yourself in coconut, papaya, or gold and have your facial plated with 24-karat gold. Then, finish with a mani-pedi. A high-spec fitness center with tropical views is also available, as are personal trainers who can put you to the test.

Family-Friendly

The resort offers a variety of beach and overwater villas, including two—and three-bedroom villas. There are also family villas with pull-out beds and huge beach retreats. Moreover, the kids' club is open from 9 am to 6 pm and offers a variety of activities for children aged four to eleven. These include treasure hunts, cooking classes, botany, and nature walks.

The teen wing has a separate "Island Hideaway" with music, pool tables, and table football. Babysitting services are also available for a small fee.

Sustainability

Six Senses sets a high standard for sustainability at all its properties. Kanuhura follows suit. This property features a traditional Maldivian-style thatch roof. It uses natural materials that are sourced locally. It also conserves water wherever possible and bottles it on-site.

Plastic is also kept to a minimum. The kitchen works with local growers and fishermen, and sources ingredients from organic gardens on the island. The relationship between the hotel and the community is good. It involves hiring locals and providing training programs.

In addition, Earth Lab offers workshops that encourage a greener, cleaner lifestyle. All proceeds from soft toys, 50% of the bottled water sales, and 0.5% of all revenue are funneled back into programs. The mattress material is also sourced directly from organic coconut and rubber plantations.

Takeaway

The Six Senses Kanuhura experience will stay with you for a long time. This Maldivian oasis delivers in every way. You won't find a better setting for your romantic retreat, family vacation, or to relax in peace. This property is worth every penny for the high level of service it provides and the unique experiences it offers. It offers a unique getaway that will satisfy your needs.