Niva Kuramathi Maldives welcomes young explorers to a week of magic, mischief and island wonder. From 26 October to 1 November 2026, young explorers step into A Spooktacular Island Adventure - seven days of crafts, games, and small wonder. Each morning is a new discover. Each afternoon dissolves into the pool, the beach, the gold of twilight.

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A week of creepy creature craft, spooky sports challenges and witches potions.

The week begins with the creation of spiders and ghosts taking form under small hands, followed by pumpkin races and a treasure hunt that winds through the island's gardens. Wands are crafted, potions bubble in the pool, and at the Eco Centre the island reveals the nocturnal life that wakes when the light softens.

Midweek turns playful and bold - monster mini-Olympics gives way to Halloween yoga, a slow stretch, a steady breath, before spooky bookmarks and beach games fill the hours. As evening settles, the zombie dance party begins and kids have fun mastering three awkward moves - stiff arms outstretched, the stumble and stomp, and bobbling head.

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Small creatures come alive in craft and challenge. Bats take flight from paper and paint. A haunted sandcastle rises at the water's edge, built together, shaped by tide and sand. Vampire ball games, pool challenges, and Halloween tattoos - and afternoon that turns easily into dancing.

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On Halloween, coconuts become canvases. Faces transform. Costumes appear as the light lengthens toward the Bageecha Trick-or-Treat event. Spooky games, sweet surprises, and a pool party where music and laughter carry over the water. A day of wonder , a night to remember.

Halloween feels different at Niva Kuramathi - softer, warmer, closer to nature. A week where children imagine freely, play barefoot, and find a little magic in the everyday. The sand, the lagoon, the golden hour - where they become part of the story.

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For further information and reservations call: +960 666 01 50 or email: reservations@nivakuramathi.com