
Paradis Bay View
A garden room in warm wood tones, set among the tropical grounds with the southern mountains visible across the lagoon.

On the Le Morne peninsula, Mauritius' south-west tip, with an 18-hole golf course, four restaurants and the island's largest lagoon.
Paradis Beachcomber sits on the Le Morne peninsula, Mauritius' south-west tip, with the UNESCO-listed Le Morne Brabant rising behind the resort and the island's largest lagoon spread out in front of it. Rooms, suites and villas are set among tropical gardens and along a stretch of white-sand beach, sharing grounds and restaurants with its adjoining sister resort, Dinarobin Beachcomber.
An 18-hole championship course and golf academy sit within the resort itself, alongside six floodlit tennis courts and a full sports centre. Four restaurants cover everything from nightly themed buffets to fine dining on the sand, and the Paradis Spa occupies its own quiet corner between the fairways and the beach.

Fourteen categories in total, from garden-facing entry rooms to the Presidential Villa, most opening onto the beach or the resort's tropical gardens.

A garden room in warm wood tones, set among the tropical grounds with the southern mountains visible across the lagoon.

A bright, simply furnished room close to the sand, with a wraparound view of the sea.

A suite at the heart of the resort's gardens, with a separate lounge area and a private balcony.

The ground-floor version of the Junior Suite, opening directly onto the gardens, well suited to couples travelling with children.

A short walk from the water, with a lounge area and terrace that wake up to an uninterrupted sea view.

Set against the Le Morne Brabant backdrop, with a quiet, private feel and a clear view of the lagoon.

A superbly finished suite over the palm-fringed beach, sized for the whole family.

Two bedrooms with a beach and sea view, built for two adults and up to three children.

A generous suite a few steps from the beach, with indoor and outdoor living space suited to couples wanting privacy.

Set among the gardens, with a layout designed for parents and children to share comfortably.

Two beautifully finished bedrooms over the beach, sharing a lounge and private terrace.

A wide beachfront suite with generous indoor and outdoor living space, a few steps from the sand.

A beachfront villa in soft beige and white tones, its living space opening straight onto the garden and the sea.

The resort's largest villa, on one of the property's best stretches of beach, with a private valet throughout the stay.
An 18-hole golf course and academy, six floodlit tennis courts, a free kids' club and a spa set between the fairways and the beach.

An 18-hole championship course along the shoreline, with its own golf academy offering private coaching and swing analysis.

Complimentary sailing, snorkelling and paddling on the lagoon, six floodlit tennis courts and a full sports centre on land.

Free supervised care and activities for ages three to eleven, with baby-sitting available on request.
Thatch-roofed treatment cabins set around a garden between the golf course and the beach, with a hair and beauty salon alongside.
Four restaurants in total, shared with the adjoining Dinarobin Beachcomber next door.

The resort's fine-dining room, pairing Mauritian and international flavours with a serious wine cellar, on a terrace over the lagoon.
Sharing plates, wood-fired pizzas and rosé served under thatched canopies on the beach or in rattan loveseats over the lagoon.
The resort's main restaurant, open for every meal beside the main pool, with themed evening buffets running through the week.
Individual thatched decks set directly on the sand, serving Creole dishes and Mauritian rum cocktails on evenings only.
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