Dhigali Maldives lights up sustainable Christmas tree
This holiday season, Dhigali Maldives invited guests and locals alike to a magical Christmas Tree Lighting event at the picturesque Haali Beach. Embracing sustainability and the spirit of the festive season, the resort has handcrafted stunning Christmas trees from locally-sourced driftwood, adding a touch of eco-friendly elegance to the celebration.
In a commitment to environmental consciousness, one of our core values, Dhigali Maldives presents a unique display of Christmas trees made entirely in-house from driftwood, symbolising the resort’s dedication to sustainable practices and embracing the beauty of the Maldivian environment.
The Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony was accompanied by the melodious voices of the Dhigali Carolers, bringing the spirit of the season to life with classic holiday tunes and festive cheer.
Adding an extra touch of magic, all of the Santa’s helpers turned the switch to illuminate the tree and the entire island transforming Dhigali into a winter wonderland & to ensure Santa can find the resort on the 25th of December.
Featuring some of the festive favourite, and of course sushi a new edition to the culinary journey at Dhigali. Guest got a little bit of festive joy in every bite while they watched the end of the sunset and the wonderous lights of the twinkling Christmas tree.
What’s a celebration without a little dance? As a delightful surprise, the Christmas Tree Lighting event culminated in an impromptu dance party featuring tunes by resident singer Cathy, setting the stage for a night of joy and merriment.
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