Travelling with your children to the little island of Ailafushi in the Maldives could not be simpler - you simply walk out of the front door of the airport after a 4 hour flight and you’re immediately hit with a view that tells you you’ve just landed in paradise! You’ll see a picture-perfect beautiful little turquoise-blue bay in the Indian Ocean, with the soothing vista of palm trees…and your speedboat already waiting to take you the short 15 minute ride to Ailafushi. (No, you won’t get splashed - the speedboat is fully covered!)
TROPICAL ISLAND LIVING
The Maldives temperature in August is around 26-30 degrees Celcuis, making it the perfect temperature to spend lots of time to top up on your children’s vitamin D levels outside and enjoy the easy island life that will relax and refresh all the family, regardless of their ages! The sea temperature this month is usually the same, so you’ll enjoy the Ailafushi resort arranging the options of:
• Taking exhilarating boat rides to watch playful dolphins doing acrobatics in the water
• Letting the Ailafushi expert resort dive instructors teach your children how to snorkel or dive
• Taking romantic or relaxing beach walks every day, skimming your feet through the pure crystal clear, warm Indian Ocean
• Enjoying the views of your island from the water by hiring a jetski
• Discovering your inner child on a twisty waterslide that lands you in the warm, shallow waters at the shore of the beach - you’ll be giggling with delight every time, just as your kids will!
• Going fishing, kayaking, banana boating or any ot the other multitude of watersports or activities available
This story is from the August 2022 edition of Mother, Baby & Child.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 8,500+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the August 2022 edition of Mother, Baby & Child.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 8,500+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
THE NAUTILUS OCEAN DISCOVERY WEEK
Embark on a brand new ocean experience trip this summer at an ultra-luxury, private island hideaway nestled in the Maldives.
TWO CAPTIVATING DESTINATIONS FOR EID AL-FITR
Whether you choose the bustling cityscapes of Dubai or the cultural wonders of Vienna, these two enchanting Eid getaways offer a variety of experiences to suit every family.
MAKING FRIENDS AT SCHOOL
All parents want their children to be confident and to have a group of loyal friends. For kids who find this difficult, positive, hands-on parental support will help them succeed.
NAVIGATING SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Navigating the educational journey of a child with special educational needs (SEN) can be both rewarding and challenging for parents.
ARE KIDS USING AI TO DO THEIR HOMEWORK? ATTEND OUR INFO EVENT TO HEAR THE EXPERTS TALK ABOUT IT!
Amongst the many benefits, the integration of artificial intelligence AD in education means addressing the issue of students using AI to misuse the technology. Here are some discussion points that well be taking a closer look at in the next issue and at our next free breakfast event!
FOUR WAYS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAN TRANSFORM LEARNING
Integrating AI into education in the UAE is an emerging trend that is reshaping the dynamics of student learning. Here, we look at some of the ways this is starting to happen.
THE SEVEN CORE SIGNS TO TEACH YOUR BABY
Sign language is an incredibly useful skill to teach your baby. Let’s take a look!
DISCUSSING THE IMPORTANCE OF EID AL-FITR WITH VERY YOUNG CHILDREN
Eid al-Fitr is not only a time for spiritual reflection and celebration, but is also a unique opportunity to help very young children deepen their understanding of this special occasion.
CRAFTING WITH NATURE
Here are four exciting, nature-based DIY activities to enjoy with your children, perfect Jor spending quality time together away from screens.
PREPARING YOUR CHILD FOR THEIR TEENAGE YEARS
As children edge closer to becoming teenagers, it can bring up avast array of fears and questions for parents. Let’s see what you can do to prepare.
