
Coral Ocean View Room
The entry category, with a private balcony looking over the lagoon towards the reef.

A resort at Trou d'Eau Douce with a private island for lunch, an 18-hole golf course a boat ride away, and 185 rooms, suites and villas along the shore.
Shangri-La Le Touessrok sits on the shore at Trou d'Eau Douce, on Mauritius' quieter east coast, where a shallow lagoon runs out to the reef. Rooms and suites are set among the mainland gardens and across Frangipani, a private islet reached by footbridge, with its own beach and an adults-only pool.
A short boat ride away is Ilot Mangénie, the resort's own island, kept for long lunches and sand-butler service. Golfers cross by boat too, to the Bernhard Langer course on Ile aux Cerfs. Five restaurants, a spa built around island ritual, and one of the larger kids' clubs on Mauritius round out the days on shore.

From ground-floor beachfront rooms to a three-bedroom villa with its own infinity pool, most categories open straight onto the sand.

The entry category, with a private balcony looking over the lagoon towards the reef.

A ground-floor room a few steps from the water, with a private terrace and direct beach access.

A junior suite near the centre of the resort, its furnished balcony turned to the ocean.

Close to the main pool and resort facilities, with a furnished terrace opening straight onto the sand.

Set on the resort's private islet, with its own adults-only pool and a quieter stretch of beach.

On the quieter Frangipani islet, with a furnished terrace opening straight onto the sand.

Two connecting rooms behind a pair of private terraces, a few steps from the water.

A signature suite on the islet with a separate living room and two balconies set to the ocean.

Connecting rooms made for families, with furnished balconies and the ocean beyond.

A signature suite a few steps from the sand, with proper living and dining rooms of its own.

Family quarters on the islet, with two furnished balconies turned to the water.

Connecting rooms on the islet, with two terraces and the beach a few steps away.

Two bedrooms and three furnished balconies on the islet, all facing the water.

Two bedrooms on the islet, with direct beach access from a pair of furnished terraces.

The resort's largest suite, with two bedrooms and an oversized terrace above the beach.

Three bedrooms, a private chef and butler, and an infinity pool on a secluded stretch of beach.
A private island for lunch, a spa built for the tropics, and golf a short boat ride away.

Eight treatment rooms and an overwater pavilion for couples, with rituals drawn from island ingredients.

An 18-hole Bernhard Langer course on its own island, reached by complimentary boat from the resort jetty.

One of the larger clubs on the island, with a mini kitchen, its own pool and a full day of activities for ages 4 to 17.

Kayaks, paddleboards and glass-bottomed boats over the lagoon, with diving and big-game fishing further out.
Five restaurants and three bars in total, plus a private island kept for lunch.

Live cooking stations and a light-filled dining room, built around Mauritian and international flavours.

A secluded room for sushi, sashimi and rare sake, with a teppanyaki counter for theatre.

A chic beach house over Hibiscus Beach, for grilled local seafood and a long wine list.

Indian cooking served family-style in the evenings, with the theatre of the tandoor at its centre.

The resort's own island, ten minutes by boat, for grilled seafood, salads and artisan pizzas served by the sand.
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