
Ocean View
A garden-set room with a walk-in wardrobe and a clear view out to the Indian Ocean.

A plantation-style resort on the wild Bel Ombre coast, built around Mauritian culture, sega music and a beach that runs the length of the property.
OUTRIGGER Mauritius Beach Resort sits inside the Bel Ombre nature reserve on the island's rugged south coast, well away from the busier north. Low, plantation-style buildings sit under mature trees behind a long stretch of beach, with four pools scattered through the grounds.
The resort leans into island culture rather than importing it: cooking classes in Mauritian cuisine, rum tastings, sega dancing lessons and live entertainment all feature through the week. Four restaurants and a wine room cover most tastes, and the resort partners with Reef Conservation on marine projects along this coastline.

Six categories in total, from garden-facing Ocean View rooms to Club Beachfront suites with their own lounge.

A garden-set room with a walk-in wardrobe and a clear view out to the Indian Ocean.

A separate children's room with bunk beds gives parents a proper break without leaving the family suite.

Ground-floor rooms a few steps from the sand, with the reef's quiet break audible from the terrace.

The same connecting bunk-bed room as the Ocean View Family option, set instead right on the beach.

An upper-floor room with uninterrupted ocean views and complimentary access to the Plantation Club lounge.

The resort's top category, offered as a ground-floor terrace room or an upper floor with panoramic ocean views, both with Plantation Club access.
A seaside spa, a full watersports programme and a kids club built around Mauritian heritage, all inside the Bel Ombre nature reserve.

Twelve treatment rooms in a Moroccan-styled setting, with a sauna, hammam, cold plunge pool and a seaside beach kiosk for treatments in the open air.

Bel Ombre's open water and steady wind make this one of the island's better kitesurfing spots, with lessons run by resort instructors.

A supervised indoor and outdoor centre for ages three to eleven, with its own pool and slide, henna tattoos, sega dancing and a changing weekly schedule.

Complimentary kayaking, paddle boats, stand-up paddle, snorkelling trips and glass-bottomed boat tours run daily from 9am to 5pm.
Four restaurants across the resort, from a market-style dinner concept to an exclusive club lounge.

A private lounge and pool by day for Club and suite guests, opening to all guests for Mauritian fusion dinners several nights a week.

Live cooking stations move through European, Mediterranean, Asian and Indian dishes, cooked to order rather than held on a buffet line.

All-day dining beside the beachfront pool, with a strong vegan selection by day and Mauritian and Eurasian dishes after dark.

Pizzas, paninis, burgers and cocktails through the day by the pool or the sand, with crepes in the afternoon and live entertainment after dinner.
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