At Six Senses Laamu, 5-star luxury is combined with a strong dedication to sustainability and conservation both above and below the water. Whether you are an explorer or a fan of luxury, it accomplishes this without compromising your total happiness. This commitment to safeguarding the island host and fostering the local community actually improves the visitor experience, making you feel more attuned to and connected to your stay.
Every one of the 97 wooden villas, located over water or tucked into lush mangrove on a powder-soft beach, has been built using sustainable materials, (local, recycled, certified wood, natural fibers and fabrics), with minimum impact on the pristine environment. They don’t only feel right - they now belong here.
The Six Senses Laamu caters to what they refer to as the "thinking traveler." It offers sustainable 5-star Maldivian experiences, making it possibly the most varied of its kind overall. You can set your own pace at any time, on any day because of its open-minded attitude, easygoing energy, and upbeat ambiance. Being the only resort in the southern Laamu Atoll gives it a more isolated feeling than most.
Best Time to Visit Six Senses Laamu
Maldives is a beach destination that is sun-kissed and has a weather which is year-round suitable for a trip. However, the best time to visit Maldives is between November and April, i.e., during the dry season. December to March marks the peak tourist season or the best season to visit Six Senses Laamu as, during this season, rainfall is almost negligible, and weather remains extremely pleasant. This period is also regarded as the best season to visit Six Senses Laamu for honeymoon as couples get an opportunity to enjoy all types of activities due to ideal weather conditions. Though, being the busiest season in Maldives, it is also the period when beach resorts in Maldives are expensive.
Things to do in Six Senses Laamu
Dolphin sunset safari- Laamu atoll, like most of the Maldives, has a very rich marine life among which spinner dolphins. As they tend to be nocturnal animals they are hidden resting during the day and come out at sunset to hunt and play. The resort organizes sunset cruises to see them while sipping champagne.
Diving with manta rays- Six Sense Laamu has had a team from the charity Manta Trust onsite for the last few months recording sightings of the local stable population of mantas. If you dive, you have the chance to join them in one of their daily dives and see these creatures underwater. They are so elegant for such a huge creature. Even if you don’t see mantas you can carry on diving in one of the many spots available.
Surfing- Six Sense Laamu is one of the top surf spots in the Maldives and is a popular choice for snooker and surfing enthusiasts. The resort is located next to some of the best waves in the country and is surrounded by several breaks that are easily accessible. There are coaches at hand if you are looking to learn or if you want some company and local Maldivian are very likely to join you.
Snorkeling- Snorkeling in the Maldives is a relatively easy and accessible activity. From the very accessible house reef to the farther off islands within the atoll joining one of the snorkeling trips the resort's dive center organizes. Don mask and fins and explore the waters.
Water Sports- For sirens and pirates the resort offers all sorts of water sports. From wakeboarding to wind surfing, sailing and fishing. You could spend the entire day in the water trying out all the different options.
Island Hopping- Beach access is easy from the hotel's private sandbank just minutes away where you can privately sunbathe or any of the nearby islands. For those looking for a bit more than just quiet beach time a visit to the local inhabited islands is also an option. There, guests can visit the local mosque, the school and various stores.
Dining at Six Senses Laamu
Leaf- At Leaf restaurant we offer a Mediterranean gourmet cuisine with a farm to fork twist using ingredients grown in our organic gardens and neighboring islands.
Zen- Zen offers modern Japanese Omakase cuisine. Dine in a relaxed and casual atmosphere on the upper deck, while listening to the ocean waves lapping in the background.
Chill Bar- Situated just meters away from the house reef, Chill bar is where stories are written on morning snorkels and recounted over afternoon drinks. Signature cocktails washed ashore and never left at this magical over-water setting built over several levels. Be sure to ask your GEM for the inside scoop on our Liquid Experiences.
Longitude- The open-air restaurant begins each day with a bountiful breakfast of buffet and A La Carte options, as well as a daily changing live cooking station and fruit cut to order. Dinners are themed nights from around the world with a focus on South Asia. There are also live cooking nights where chef’s prepare fresh dishes on the spot from a variety of international cuisines.
Ice and Chocolate Studio- A complimentary al fresco ice cream and sorbet parlor with 48 unique flavors. All homemade with natural ingredients made to tempt your taste buds. We challenge you to try them all during your stay!
Sip Sip- Sip Sip with its dramatic sunken bar and adjacent poolside seating, emerges from the swimming pool and offers homemade pizzas, jungle-wood grills, juicy burgers, comfort pasta and locally-inspired desserts. Try our freshly squeezed juices and cocktails.
How to Reach Six Senses Laamu
It’s an easy connecting flight from Malé’s international airport to a small nearby island, followed by a short speedboat ride which, combined, takes around 90-minutes.
