Festive Celebrations with a Purpose at Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu

Tuesday 23rd of September 2025

Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu will welcome guests to the festive season with a combination of the Maldivian traditions, significant experiences, and the sense of closeness to nature. The show will take place between 22 December 2025 and 1 January 2026, which will provide the families and the travellers with a holiday full of happiness, care, and union.

The festival commences with the Festive Tree Lighting Ceremony on 22 December that comes with music, snacks, and island spirit. The guests will have the opportunity to participate in the Festive Lucky Draw every evening, and the Grand Raffia will be held on New Year Eve. The new Coco Little Islanders Club where kids spend their time on treasure hunts, baking, and marine themed activities is also available to the families.

The week will be filled with such highlights as a Taste of Maldivian Arts & Crafts evening on 26 December, exuberant Keyolhu Barbecue on 27 December, and a Nature Lunch on a Deserted Island on 28 December. The season ends with an enormous New Year's Eve Gala Dinner & Countdown Party with live shows, games, a DJ, and secrets to enter the year 2026.

In addition to celebrations, the resort has a Marine Turtle Rescue Centre, which is in collaboration with the Olive Ridley Project, as an area of conservation. The visitors can also meet the rescue team and watch Turtle Sunday Presentations and the treatment of injured turtles prior to their being released into the sea.

To relax, Coco SpA provides therapies that are based on Asian traditions, whereas the beachside yoga and meditation sessions encourage the guests to turn to mindfulness and relaxation.

The resort is a part of Coco Collection and is a blend of warm hospitality and sustainability, having numerous awards at the international level, such as the Maldives Leading Green Resort 2023 to 2025. During this festive season, Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu will also provide guests with an opportunity to share a good time with each other and help them to contribute to nature.