The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort has partnered with five world-renowned practitioners to create an exclusive five-month series featuring visiting practitioners.
The Visiting Practitioners Series that will run from November 2019 to April 2020.
Each month, the resort will host a different practitioner where guests have exclusive access to a private session for an elevated holistic wellness and healing experience.
“The Visiting Practitioners Series adds to our already robust health and wellness offerings. We constantly strive to provide unique experiences for our guest that will create a lasting impression and this series seeks to do that with the integration of physical and emotional healing therapies from a variety of experts and practices,” Vincent Pauchon, the General Manager at The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort, was quoted in a statement, as saying.
The series will kick off with Mariko Hiyama on November 4-18.
Hiyama specialises in the practice of Sorensensistem-Face Therapy, a method that combines oriental medicine, acupuncture and Neuro Anatomy. She has received awards from wellness facilities in Europe, Asia and the US, serving guests from around the world.
The next practitioner, Nont Suksee will be at the property from December 12, 2019 to January 28, 2020.
Suskee is a wellness therapist with over 15 years of experience in therapies and practices focusing on pain relief, stress reduction and digestive system stimulation. He is known for his ability to combine his knowledge of the human body with the healing arts of Reiki, Tai Chi and yoga, to create customised and integrated holistic approaches that help his clients address their concerns and reach their health and wellness goals.
From January 29, 2020 to February 19, 2020, Delphine Pinaudeau will be at the property offering Osteopathic treatments, which aim to ease Musculoskeletal and Visceral pain, improve posture and positively affect the body’s circulatory, lymphatic and nervous system.
Pinadeau is a UK qualified and registered Osteopath and Iridologist, dedicated to the promotion of health and prevention of disease.
The next series will be March 1-31, 2020 with Olivia Weil, focusing on a heart-centred approach providing a unique experience of deep healing.
Weil teaches her clients to create a sacred space to release what no longer serves them, resulting in their true potential, and achieving ultimate inner peace, harmonisation and fulfilment. Through illuminations, soul retrieval, destiny retrieval, and more, she works to clear imbalances in people’s chakras, aura and luminous energy body, allowing them to experience a greater sense of personal freedom and expansion.
Sandra Laznik will close out the resort’s Visiting Practitioners Series with her residency from April 1-31, 2020.
Laznik is known for mixing science with spirituality by helping clients restore their bodies quickly and permanently. She is a qualified yoga teacher, Pilates instructor and massage therapist, with a healing touch beyond muscle tissue.
The St. Regis Maldives is nestled on a private island in the secluded Dhaalu atoll, amidst thriving marine life. Just 40 minutes from the main Velana International Airport by seaplane, guests are transported to a newfound paradise.
Designed with great respect to its natural surroundings, the resort is surrounded by a large house reef and the island is defined by several distinct ecological areas: lagoon, beach coastal and jungle. At The St. Regis Maldives, guests have the luxury of staying in one of the 77 island and overwater villas, shrouded in lush tropical flora, each with a private pool.
There are seven distinct dining venues, including an Asian specialty restaurant, a modern Italian restaurant that features a grand staircase, an underground wine cellar restaurant, a shack style restaurant, a signature overwater bar that rolls out stunning views of dramatic sunset, and a pop-up restaurant in the middle of the resort.
The signature Iridium Spa at The St. Regis Maldives promises a transformative journey in an oasis of tropically inspired sophistication. Alighting atop the scintillating waves of the Indian Ocean, the 1,850-square-metre overwater sanctuary features plush furnishings set against white oak interiors to create an ambience of elegant tranquility.