Amilla Maldives, located in Baa Atoll within the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, will host an Easter programme for families from 1 to 12 April 2026. The initiative is designed to provide a range of structured activities that combine recreation, creativity and opportunities for shared experiences in a natural island setting.

The programme follows a light narrative centred on characters named Paddy the Travelling Bear and Bunny, which serves as a theme linking the various activities available to younger guests. Through this concept, children are guided across the island to take part in Easter egg hunts, treasure trails and a series of interactive challenges set among the island’s pathways and shaded areas.

Creative workshops form a key part of the programme, offering opportunities for children to engage in painting, crafting and simple building activities. These sessions are intended to encourage hands-on participation while allowing families to spend time together. In addition, a selection of games and outdoor activities is organised to promote exploration of the island environment in an informal and accessible way.

Alongside children’s activities, the programme also includes family-oriented entertainment and wellness experiences. These are designed to cater to a range of preferences, from quieter, creative sessions to more active outdoor pursuits, allowing guests to engage at their own pace throughout their stay.

The Easter celebrations conclude on Easter Sunday with a series of organised events for guests of all ages, including group activities and entertainment. Overall, the programme provides a structured yet flexible schedule of experiences, set against the island’s natural surroundings of tropical vegetation, beaches and marine life, offering families a variety of ways to spend time together during the holiday period.