Ellaidhoo - Dive into Eco-Friendly Marine Bliss

According to Lonely Planet, Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon is one of the greatest sites for diving with a tropical paradise fusing exuberance of greenery with open waters - bringing together a rare mix of peace and adventure. The site is made alive by coral reefs in every form of marine life promising an unforgettable encounter with nature's finest. It has consolidating its role in the protection of the fragile underwater worlds within its borders as the global ocean's looming threats of climate change, overfishing and pollution make their ways toward marine ecosystems everywhere.

Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon established a Marine Biology Unit committed solely to pursuing marine conservation through the mobilization of all visitors, employees, and the local community to a common sense of responsibility.

And there, where that library once stood at the heart of the resort, stands today the Marine Biology Unit, a fortress of learning under whose roofs sustainable tourism and ecological awareness can blossom together, alongside good works carried out by that to become-a-one-of-a-kind-and-extraordinarily empowered marine biologist at Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts - the very first, and indeed, for now, only female marine biologist of its kind. It is an interactive scenario, where the visitors come to know just how complex marine life is, from concerns about coral health to just how one is supposed to interact with the local species of fish.

Visitors can come to learn more about these scientific topics day-to-day through lectures that expose them to complex ocean systems. From the wondrous coral reefs to the fascinating behavior of marine life, the lectures are astounding and raise more questions to them. And it is showing through the day, displayed on the doors, so to encourage interest in the subject, inviting visitors to come and learn more. The unit also makes available fish-identification checklists, thus permitting visitors to have an easier understanding while exploring Ellaidhoo's teeming reefs.

Commenting on this achievement, Sanjeeva Perera, General Manager of Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts said, "For us, launching the Marine Biology Unit is the realization of a long-held dream and constitutes a meaningful contribution to our ESG initiatives.". By the end we would want our guests as well as staff to really become custodians of the ocean. The sustainable connection in interacting with the sea creatures to help him or her make it out of Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon does not only form a footing for tallying up but quite forms a foundational level of community environmental responsibility and more.

Ever since its inception, Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon has taken protection of the environment as its own task. It realized that this is just the way to preserve what otherwise is its unrivaled natural beauty. Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon considers guests as partners in this task of environmental protection and aims at bringing forth an indelible mark-a sense of sharing responsibility for the pristine marine environment of the island for generations to come.