Amilla Maldives is hosting two visiting wellness practitioners across February and March, presenting guests with personalised therapeutic experiences focused on restoring balance, vitality, and inner harmony.
Currently in residence at the resort, Francesc Miralles (30 January – 20 February 2026) is an internationally recognised wellness consultant from Catalonia with more than 30 years of experience spanning Classical Chinese Medicine, physiotherapy, and luxury hospitality. His approach integrates therapeutic movement, seasonal wellbeing, and food as medicine, supporting guests in building resilience, renewed energy, and a lasting sense of calm. During his stay, guests can access tailored physiotherapy, postural alignment sessions, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, facial acupuncture, and Harmonia classes focused on posture, mindfulness, and longevity-based nutrition.
From 20 February to 25 March 2026, Numthip Puntha, known as Amp, will join Amilla Maldives as the resort’s next visiting practitioner. A highly qualified physiotherapist from Thailand, Amp specialises in integrative therapies such as Lifestyle Medicine, Sound Healing, and Chi Nei Tsang. Her work centres on emotional release, detoxification, and rebalancing the body’s natural energy flow. Guests will be able to experience healing massage, lymphatic drainage, Tibetan sound therapy, cranial release, Reiki, Chi Nei Tsang, and group sound bath sessions.
These wellness offerings are delivered within Amilla Maldives’ tranquil island environment. Additional information about the resort is available at www.amilla.com.
Located in the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve of Baa Atoll, Amilla Maldives is an island resort catering to couples, families, and groups of friends. Surrounded by white sand beaches and one of the Maldives’ most renowned house reefs, the island features 67 Pool Villas and Residences, each with a private pool and thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor living areas.
The Sultan’s Village kids club provides a wide range of activities for younger guests, while experiences such as kombucha-making, art, and painting classes offer additional options beyond snorkelling and diving at well-known sites including Hanifaru Bay and the resort’s own Blue Hole. Amilla is an EarthCheck gold-certified member of Small Luxury Hotels’ Considerate Collection, reflecting its focus on aligning luxury with sustainability.
Set against the natural beauty of the Maldives, the resort blends island living with Maldivian culture and lush surroundings. Amilla maintains a strong commitment to engagement with local communities and actively involves guests in sustainability and inclusivity initiatives. Its dietary lifestyle choice menus cater to vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, low-carb/keto, and paleo preferences.
Recognised as ‘Responsible Hospitality Partner of the Year 2025’ by Forbes Travel Guide for its dedication to diversity, equity, inclusion, and environmental sustainability, Amilla is an IncluCare-certified resort. The property continues to refine its facilities, activities, and staff training to support guests with mobility or sensory needs and is a member of the Conscious Travel Foundation, a global network of travel businesses working towards positive impact.
