Monthly Archives: November 2012

The national tree of the Maldives, Coconut Palm is a tree with a universal presence on nearly every Maldivian island while being a main feature of our ecosystem. Considered as the most important plant on the tiny islands of the … Continue reading →

Every Sunday, the Siam Garden gets busy in the evening, and it is not surprising, given that a sumptuous banquet is laid out with freshly prepared authentic Thai food, perfect to tantalise your taste buds. The buffet is titled “Discover … Continue reading →

The Whale Shark or the Rhincodon Typus is the largest living fish species that grows up to a gigantic size of 12 metres, easily recognised by its two-tone pattern of light spots and lines on a dark back. Albeit its … Continue reading →

2012 has been a vibrant year at Kuramathi with lots of exciting events taking place. From the enticing marine life presentations at the Eco Centre to the remarkable images of the underwater photography contest, to Earth Week and Halloween, the … Continue reading →

Guests who have stayed with us have shared some of their valuable memories with us on Facebook and, we would like to share some of these magnificent captures with you! Happy viewing!

In this month’s issue, we have a special guests’ appearance on our staff profile. This time, it’s not just one team member of Kuramathi, but two and also a lovely family who calls Kuramathi their second home. Alain Trefois, our … Continue reading →