Kandima Maldives will launch a two-month programme titled Summer Kamp from July 7 to September 7, 2025, featuring a series of workshops and activities focused on music, motorsport, art and creative learning.
The event will be held at the resort and aims to attract families and travellers looking for immersive, experience-based travel. The curated line-up will include talent from India and abroad, reflecting the rising trend of travel that combines leisure with personal enrichment.
Summer Kamp 2025 will offer a range of activities tailored to different age groups. This includes DJ workshops, karting events, and art sessions led by visiting creatives.
From August 30 to 31, Mumbai-based artists Kunj Mehta and Rushil Sheth of Paintheads will host a series of hands-on art workshops at the resort’s KULA Art Studio and Breeze Pool Bar. Participants will create layered, mixed-media works using techniques such as masking and collage, drawing inspiration from the Maldivian environment.
From August 15 to 17, Garvi Kotak, founder of Craft India Collaborative, will conduct clay sculpting workshops focused on everyday inspiration and tactile engagement.
Motorsport activities will take place from August 1 to 4, led by Formula 2 champion Théo Pourchaire at the resort’s e-go karting track, Fast Track. Guests will be able to take part in karting sessions, meet-and-greets, and a Time Trials Challenge. Pourchaire will also host a Q&A and an art session, where participants can design miniature karts or helmets, with one design selected for a prize.
On July 24 and 25, BBC Radio 1 DJ Jaguar will lead DJ workshops and a Q&A session on electronic music and mixing techniques. Music sessions will also be hosted at the Breeze Bar and Fast Track area.
A new entertainment facility called PlaySpace is expected to open soon, offering VR experiences, arcade games, bowling and other attractions suitable for families and older children.
The Summer Kamp programme is open to all guests staying at the resort between July 7 and September 7. Stays start from US$260 per night in a Sky Studio with breakfast, when booked directly with the resort.
For more information, visit Kandima Maldives.
