Monday, January 19, 2026

Luxury family travel is no longer about ticking destinations off a list, it’s about journeys that feel intentional, immersive and emotionally rewarding. At Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, families are invited to travel differently, guided by personal passions, meaningful connections and experiences that justify the time, effort and investment of a long-haul escape. Across Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa and Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, the Indian Ocean becomes a canvas for multi-generational storytelling where children learn by doing, parents rediscover adventure, and grandparents slow down to moments that matter.

Ocean-Led Learning with Real-World Impact

Few destinations offer families the chance to engage so deeply with the natural world. Surrounded by one of the planet’s most biodiverse marine environments home to over 1,100 fish species, 250 coral varieties and thriving manta ray populations Four Seasons Resorts Maldives transforms curiosity into contribution. At Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, the Junior Marine Savers programme (ages 8–12) introduces young explorers to the fundamentals of marine science through coral-frame building, reef monitoring, turtle rehabilitation visits and dolphin-spotting expeditions. Learning unfolds organically, blending play with purpose and planting early seeds of environmental responsibility. At Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, older teens step into more advanced roles through the Trainee Marine Biologist programme (ages 13–18). Working alongside resident experts from the resort’s Marine Discovery Centre, participants contribute to ongoing research including manta ray photo identification, coral reef regeneration and biodiversity surveys. It’s an immersive experience that resonates with families seeking travel that educates, empowers and leaves a legacy.

Underwater Journeys for Every Age

With PADI Five-Star Dive Centres at both resorts, underwater exploration becomes a shared family pursuit rather than an individual activity. Thanks to a special dispensation from PADI, children as young as eight can begin their journey directly in the lagoon through Bubblemaker sessions, avoiding confined pool settings and building confidence in calm, natural surroundings. For teens and adults, the resorts’ streamlined certification process enhanced by pre-arrival eLearning allows guests to complete PADI Open Water certification in as little as two days, maximising time in the water. The reward is access to over 2,300 square kilometres of coral reefs, where families encounter technicolour reef fish, coral caves, eagle rays and reef sharks each dive becoming a shared story retold long after returning home.

Surf, Paddle and Flow Together

At Four Seasons Resort Maldives at  Kuda Huraa, surfing is more than a sport; it’s a lifestyle woven into the island’s rhythm. Families enjoy privileged access to six internationally renowned surf breaks, each offering distinct wave profiles suitable for different abilities. Beginners can ease into the experience with sheltered lagoon lessons, while intermediate and advanced surfers refine technique through structured Ride Clinics. For families seeking something truly extraordinary, the Seaplane Surfing Safari delivers access to remote, uncrowded waves across the Maldivian archipelago combining aerial adventure with pure surf exploration. Beyond surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding and catamaran sailing invite families to experience the ocean at their own pace, reinforcing shared confidence and mutual encouragement across generations.

From Island Courts to Open Seas

For guests who enjoy staying active on land, both resorts offer professional tennis coaching, while Landaa Giraavaru’s panel court introduces a fast-paced, social alternative that appeals to all ages. When exploration calls, private yacht charters open up the Maldives beyond the resort islands. Custom itineraries include dolphin encounters at dusk, snorkelling with turtles and reef sharks, castaway sandbank picnics and sunset cruises each journey shaped around family preferences and energy levels. It’s slow travel with a sense of discovery, ideal for families seeking immersion without compromise.

Wellness as a Shared Experience

Wellness at Four Seasons Resorts Maldives is holistic and unforced integrated into daily life rather than scheduled rigidly. Sunrise yoga, ocean swims, guided breathing sessions and Ayurvedic-inspired spa therapies offer moments of renewal for adults, while younger guests naturally benefit from active days spent outdoors, away from screens. For families travelling during winter months, the Maldives presents an appealing form of “coolcationing” escaping colder climates without confronting extreme heat, making it an ideal destination for restorative, health-focused travel.

Private Residences Designed for Real Family Living

Multi-generational travel thrives when space is generous and thoughtfully designed. At Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, the Four-Bedroom Landaa Estate offers sweeping beachfront living, expansive decks and private pools ideal for large families seeking both communal moments and quiet retreat. At Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, the Three-Bedroom Kuda Estate delivers a more intimate yet equally luxurious setting, with direct beach access and indoor-outdoor living that encourages connection across age groups. Each residence includes dedicated butler service, bespoke dining options, and tailored experiences allowing families to personalise everything from in-villa celebrations to private wellness sessions.

At Four Seasons Resorts Maldives, family travel becomes more than a holiday; it becomes a shared chapter, shaped by intention, curiosity and meaningful time together. For families seeking depth, value and unforgettable connection, these island sanctuaries offer experiences that feel genuinely worth the journey.

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