
Junior Suite Oceanview
A ground or first-floor suite in earthy tones, with a private balcony and full-width windows facing the water.

A sheltered bay on Mauritius' wildest coastline, with 61 suites and pool villas, four restaurants and one of the Indian Ocean's largest spas.
Shanti Maurice sits on 16 hectares at St Félix, on the least developed stretch of Mauritius' coastline, where sugar cane fields run down to a sheltered bay. The resort's low, Vastu-inspired pavilions keep a deliberately light footprint among lawns, ponds and a small pocket of indigenous forest.
Sixty-one suites and private pool villas face the bay or the beach, and a short walk covers most of the estate. Four restaurants, an 18-hole championship course a short drive inland, and a 7,500 m² spa built around Ayurvedic medicine give guests reason to stay put for a week rather than pass through.

Seven categories run from first-floor ocean-facing suites to the three-bedroom Shanti Villa, each with its own pool or beach access.

A ground or first-floor suite in earthy tones, with a private balcony and full-width windows facing the water.

Set closer to the shoreline on the first floor, with a covered terrace positioned for uninterrupted sea views.

A ground-floor suite with a private patio and outdoor shower, steps from reserved sunbeds on the sand.

A self-contained garden villa with its own 36 m² pool, jacuzzi bed and a separate dining pavilion.

Set directly on the sand, with a 54 m² temperature-controlled pool and reserved beach sunbeds just outside.

Two king bedrooms share a 60 m² pool and wide furnished decking, built for two families travelling together.

The resort's largest villa, set on its own peninsula with a 140 m² pool, two dining pavilions and a dedicated butler.
A 7,500 m² Ayurvedic spa, an 18-hole course a short drive away, and a kids' club built for full days outdoors.

One of the Indian Ocean's largest wellness sanctuaries, with an in-house Ayurvedic doctor, daily yoga and meditation programmes.

An 18-hole championship course set among tea plantations at 500m elevation, with complimentary green fees and shuttle transfers.

A 2,000 m² club for ages four months to eleven, with its own splash pool, archery station and open-air cinema evenings.

Kayaking, stand-up paddling and glass-bottomed kayaking to the coral garden, with dive centres arranging PADI courses nearby.
Four restaurants, from fine dining under the stars to an open-sided rum shed with 250 rums from 36 countries.

The resort's signature dining room, drawing on the Indian Ocean's shared pantry across Africa, Asia and the surrounding islands.

An old-school rum shed with 250 rums from 36 countries, wood-fired grills and a relaxed, evening-only crowd.

Home-style Mauritian cooking served from a kitchen in the resort's herb garden, for a small number of guests at a time.

A barefoot fish-market dinner on the beach, on selected evenings, with the day's catch grilled within sight of the waves.
Tell us the dates and the occasion. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.