After wrapping up another historic season, Novak Djokovic escaped to distanceparadise. The 38-year-old landed in Amanyara, the ultra-exclusive Turks and Caicos resort know for its pristine nature, restorative energyand unmatched privacy.
The legend chose the secluded retreat to recharge his batteries following a season where he once again stretched the limits of longevity, consistency and competitiveness in world tennis.
The veteran claimed two ATP titles in 2025, passing the magical number of 100 ATP trophies and wrapping up the season in the top-4 despite his age and physical issues.
Now, Novak is eager to enjoy a well-deserved rest ahead of another pre-season campaign. Nestled along the untouched shores of an 18,000 acre nature reserve, Amanyara offers a sanctuary built around balance, calm and high-end wellness.
Its tropical pavilions, half-mile stretch of white sand and turquoise waters of North West Point Marine National Park provide what the Serb requires, as he enters his brief but essential off-season reset.
The partnership between Djokovic and the resort runs deeper than a simple holiday. The 24-time Major champion became Global Ambassador and Wellness Advisor for Aman in 2024.
Thus, they started a multi-year collaboration that aligns perfectly with his holistic approach to fitness and mental wellbeing. The ultimate tennis legend now contributes his knowledge and philosophy directly to the brand's evolving guest experience.
This week, the eight-time year-end no. player is embracing the quieter side of the partnership - time away from competition, cameras and the relentless demands of the ATP calendar.
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Despite picking his schedule wisely and entering the events only when he felt ready to fight for the title, Novak still needs to rest his body after all the challenges in the closing stages of the year, especially after feeling issues with his right shoulder.
The Serb embraced all four Major semi-finals, achieving a remarkable feat at his age. He also fought in the Miami Open final and claimed two ATP 250 titles in Geneva and Athens.
The most recent crown in Greece stands as the special one, winning it in front of his friends and family. After adding another layer to his greatness, Novak has earned the chance to unwind, reset and mentally prepare for the 2026 challenges.
He picked a perfect resort for someone who never stops pushing boundaries, and while he enjoys the calm of Turks and Caicos, we all know that rest only makes him stronger.
