I started my last full day at Robinson Maldives late since we had been partying all night, but I was able to get an appointment at the studio for a mobility session, which is similar to yoga stretching. There are still COVID restrictions in place so they only limit the participants to less than 7. They also have their own resident yoga teacher, resident fitness gym instructor, and a gym with modern equipment. What we did was the WellFit Course called Mobility Training.🙆🏻

After our Mobility Training, I went to the clinic because I asked them to remove some stitches from my surgery. The Nepalese doctor and nurse that assisted me are very very accommodating, so I'm very grateful for their help. Aside from this, I also had to do my health declaration form in preparation for leaving the Maldives, which is required.

Then, I did glass kayaking and, from the name itself, I rode a kayak which is glass, so you can clearly see what's beneath you! I was able to see nurse sharks, some fish, and we kayaked around the island, which was an incredible experience for me. This activity proved how clear the water is in the Maldives!✨

After kayaking, I decided to have a 75 minute Balinese massage. 💆🏻 The spa center also gave us a welcome tea. And before we start the massage, they actually ask us to choose some stones that they will put on our back. Something that you can visualize when you do the 'energy thing' and the Balinese massage, as you know, the Balinese people have this kind of thinking and it's very interesting. ❤️

The massage itself was really really relaxing and they even said that I was snoring for 40 minutes out of that 75 minute massage. Haha! That's just how good it is and I badly needed it, so the experience was totally amazing!☺️