
Luxury Pool Villa
A single-bedroom pavilion around a private heated pool, set among the gardens with earthy tones and hammered bronze throughout.

Sixty-four private-pool villas on Wolmar Beach, facing Le Morne across a calm west-coast lagoon.
Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa occupies a stretch of Wolmar Beach on Mauritius' west coast, a short drive from Flic en Flac and Tamarin. Every one of its 64 villas has its own heated pool, and the view from the beachfront categories runs straight across the lagoon to the silhouette of Le Morne.
The resort's four restaurants move from Mauritian and Mediterranean cooking at Cassine to teppanyaki at Haiku and a beach barbecue at Beach House Grill, while the spa runs an authentic Ayurvedic programme guided by a resident doctor. Children have their own Peter Pan Kids Club, and a private jetty gives the sunset its own stage.

All 64 villas have a private heated pool; the largest sleep up to seven with two bedrooms, a home cinema and a butler on call.

A single-bedroom pavilion around a private heated pool, set among the gardens with earthy tones and hammered bronze throughout.

Two bedrooms opening onto a shared heated pool and garden terrace, built for families travelling together.

The same garden layout moved onto the beach itself, with a terrace made for watching the sun set over the lagoon.

Two bedrooms on the beachfront, one indoors and one opening onto the pool terrace, with the ocean a few steps away.

A larger beachfront villa with a 25 m² infinity pool and a living area that runs straight out to a private garden.

The resort's grandest villa, with a home cinema, a private kitchenette, a 56 m² pool and a butler on call around the clock.
An Ayurvedic spa with a resident doctor, a Peter Pan clubhouse for children, and a boathouse over Wolmar's sheltered lagoon.

Ayurvedic massages, yoga and meditation guided by a resident Ayurvedic doctor, in a private spa built around Indian tradition.

A shallow pool, playroom and sandpit for ages four to twelve, open from nine in the morning until six each evening.

Kayaks, waterskiing and other watersports across Wolmar's coral-sheltered lagoon, with instructors on hand.

A floodlit tennis court set among the resort's gardens, available to guests at any hour of the day.
Four restaurants in total, from Mauritian-Mediterranean cooking to a Japanese teppanyaki grill bar.

Fresh fish and tender meats from the kitchen garden, served beneath a double-height wooden ceiling with views out to the Indian Ocean.

North Indian dishes and imaginative regional plates in a fusion dining room with live entertainment, open for dinner only.

A teppanyaki grill bar built around sushi and sashimi, plus an intimate Asian dining cove for a quieter table.

Fresh seafood and local dishes grilled beneath an old indigenous tree, with tables looking straight out to the ocean.
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