World Doubles Tennis Ace Mate Pavic Returns to Vakkaru Maldives to Serve up Exclusive Sessions

Mate Pavic, a former World No.1 men's doubles tennis player, will be returning to Vakkaru Maldives for a special tennis experience. From November 9 to 11, guests at the luxurious island resort will have the unique opportunity to participate in this exclusive event with Mate Pavic. It promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for tennis enthusiasts.

The Croatian tennis player has made a significant impact on the world of professional tennis. He has achieved great success in doubles, reaching the top spot in the world rankings. Throughout his career, he has won six Grand Slam championships, including the Australian Open in 2018 and the US Open in 2021.

Pavic, a renowned tennis player will be hosting exclusive tennis clinics at a luxury resort from November 9 to 10. Lucky guests will have the opportunity to learn from and play with Pavic during these clinics. On November 11, Pavic will also participate in an exhibition match against the resort's resident coach, Miha Plesnik. This collaboration with Pavic solidifies the resort's reputation as a top destination in the Maldives for tennis enthusiasts. The resort has been offering a high-quality tennis program since 2020 in partnership with Tipsarevic Luxury Tennis, founded by former World No. 8 player Janko Tipsarevic. The resort's tennis courts have recently been refurbished and resurfaced by the same company responsible for the Australian Open courts and other international-level courts.

Pavic will have the pleasure of staying in a lavish villa at the island resort, where he can enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean and relax in his own private infinity pool. The resort offers exceptional amenities and the renowned hospitality of Vakkaru, ensuring that Pavic's stay is nothing short of extraordinary. He will have the opportunity to indulge in various wellness treatments at the Merana Spa, savor exquisite dining options, and explore the incredible marine life of Baa Atoll, which is recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.