‘Exclusive Lagoon Spanning Two Coastlines’

On a private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Geran is plotted between lagoon and mountains to the East and the Indian Ocean to the West. Dutch colonial-style architecture includes 142 rooms and suites which provide indoor and furnished terraces, and balconies that face the ocean, beach, or lagoon. The Boathouse on the lagoon offers a variety of water sports – Hobie cats, kayaks, windsurfing and more, whereas Club One is the destination for land sports. It features a fitness centre, tennis, and mini-golf, and is also home to the Kid’s Only & One Tribe. There are three pools, a beach, and a One&Only spa for those who simply want to ‘flop and drop’. There are six restaurants and bars, as well as private dining opportunities for romance or celebration.

‘Mesmerising Beachfront Location, Perfect for Water Sports’

Overlooking a protected and famed marine park, The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa is plotted in over 20 acres of gardens in the north west of the island. It sits in close proximity to the historical ruin site of Balaclava, as well as the city centre. Each of the 190 spacious rooms and suites have a private balcony or terrace, many benefit from mesmerising views of the close by Indian Ocean, and some also enjoy direct beach access. The outdoor pools with surrounding loungers are the perfect place for guests to relax while appreciating the warmth of Mauritius, and the wellness spa gives guests the opportunity to rejuvenate. The hotel also offers weekly complimentary wellness activities, including Tai Chi, mindfulness sessions and yoga, the perfect way to unwind amongst the beauty of Mauritius. At the beach there is a range of complimentary water sports are on offer, including pedal boating, water skiing and scuba diving. On dry land the well-equipped fitness studio provides a modern space to break a sweat, or you may choose to keep fit and explore at the same time with bicycle trips and jogging tours held twice weekly. There are five restaurants and bars on site, including the Beach Grill that holds themed nights and Kangan, an Indian inspired restaurant. A range of Unique Experiences can also be added onto your stay for an additional cost, including special couples celebrations, themed beach dinners, and access to Wellness Sundays, held weekly subject to bookings.

‘Beach and Water Sports – Golf and Spa’

A member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, this elegant hotel reflects the history of Mauritius and the Bel Ombre region. Designed as a village of 20 villas, including butler service in all suites, and many overlooking the gardens or the beach from balconies or terraces. The hotel has 1km of beach which offers guests water sports activities that include: kayaking, windsurfing, snorkelling and glass bottom boat trips. On dry land there is tennis, golf, mountain biking and beach games. The spa has a sauna and hammam and there is also a fully equipped fitness centre and for something relaxing try Yoga or Reiki. The three kids’ clubs offer activities for ages 3 – 11, teens age 12 – 17 and babies or toddlers under the age of 3. There are many dining options available at the Heritage Le Telfair or sister hotel the Heritage Awali so guests can choose from Mauritian, Mediterranean, British or French cuisine.

In November 2024, Heritage Le Telfair will also unveil a new Adult Only Zone - a set of suites centred around a seasonally heated swimming pool. Within this area, guests will find a variety of room categories tailored to their preferences, plus a host of benefits: espresso machines in all suites with a box of capsules replenished daily, free Resident Host service, poolside Butler Service, priority access to the swimming pool, and the Tiki Bar located on the beach next to the Adult Only Zone. 

‘Plantation House Inspiration – Endless Activities and Excursions’

Situated beachfront along the east coast of Mauritius, The Residence sits amongst tropical gardens. The resort is inspired by the island’s colonial heritage and the rooms and suites blend modern elegance with colonial style. Overlooking the beach there is a pool and there is a range of water sports available from the shoreline, including complimentary water skiing. Land sports include tennis, sessions within the fitness centre and nearby golf. The Sanctuary spa is situated beneath the hotel, creating more space within the tropical gardens, and offers a range of treatments and massages. Dine at The Dining Room or The Plantation both of which offer international dishes with Mauritian flavours. The Bar is the perfect place for a treat of Afternoon Tea.

‘Turquoise Lagoon Waters -Golf and Spa.’

Four Seasons Mauritius at Anahita is situated on the island’s east coast on the edge of a lagoon. The villas and suites are situated in their own private garden with pool. Water sports include complimentary snorkelling or glass-bottom excursions, waterskiing initiation, hobie cats, wakeboarding, kayaking and paddleboarding. On dry land play golf at the Ernie Els designed golf course, play tennis, try a cooking class or head to the spa or fitness centre. For families there are excursions and a Kids for All Seasons programme and for teenagers the Young Adults’ Centre. There are four restaurant/bars located at the lagoon edge or by the pool.

 ‘Hideaway suites and villas in an inspiring location’

Constance Prince Maurice is situated on the north-east coast of Mauritius. The hotel is set in 60 hectares of unspoilt land, tropical gardens and sheltered sandy beaches. The accommodation comprises 64 Junior Suites, 12 Family Suites, 12 Villas and 1 Princely Suite all of which have furnished terraces with sea or tropical garden views. The hotel has a main pool, lap pool and range of free water sports including windsurfing, water skiing and kayaking. Constance Spa has a thermal swimming pool, jacuzzi, and steam & chill bath. There is a kid’s club for children age 4 – 11 that offers organised indoor and outdoor activities daily. Four restaurants and three bars offer a variety of dining options including the romantic Le Barachois that serves dinner on floating decks above the calm waters.

Le Morne Mountain Backdrop – Colonial Elegance

Located in the southwest of the island, JW Marriott Mauritius has a backdrop of Le Morne Mountain a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Colonial in architectural style; terraces and colonnades overlook tropical gardens, beaches and the ocean. There are 172 rooms and suites altogether and have either balcony or terrace. The resort has two pools, a fitness centre, a spa and a range of water and land sports. There are five restaurants offering food from around the world, and one bar.

Mauritian Sunsets – Beach and Lagoon Perfect for Snorkelling.

A member of the prestigious LUX* Resorts & Hotels, LUX* Le Morne is situated on the sunset side of Mauritius, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens. Offering comfort away from the trade winds, LUX* Le Morne offers a range of high-quality amenities and facilities, including four pools, a luxurious spa and beckoning restaurants serving cuisine from across the world. The beach and ocean provide the opportunity to experience water sports including kayaking in transparent boats, snorkelling, paddle boarding and windsurfing. On dry land there is tennis, bocce ball and beach volleyball.

‘Exciting Activities, Mesmerising Ocean View Accommodation’

Shangri-La Le Touessrok is on the east coast of Mauritius and is situated on a 4km stretch of sandy beach. All rooms, suites and villas have views of the Indian Ocean and feature private balconies or terraces to make the most of the surrounding nature. Water sports to choose from include kayaking, windsurfing, wake boarding, sailing and of course snorkelling, on dry land play tennis, volleyball, badminton or bocce ball or head to the gym or nature trails. There are also two pools and a spa. Guests who stay at Shangri-La Le Touessrok have access to two 18-hole, par 72 golf courses with complimentary shuttle and green fees per person, per day. There are 5 restaurants, and 2 bars offering food and drink from around the world including the signature ‘Shangri-La Rum Oak’.