
Colonial Garden View Terrace
An entry-level room set among the gardens, with a private terrace and the resort's signature white-and-beige palette.

A mile of white sand at Belle Mare, colonial-inspired pavilions, and a Natura Bissé spa set in its own tropical garden.
The Residence Mauritius sits on the east coast at Belle Mare, its low white pavilions modelled on the island's turn-of-the-century plantation houses. A mile of pale sand runs the length of the property, framed by thirteen acres of tropical garden and the Indian Ocean beyond.
The mood is unhurried: shuttered rooms in white and beige, a nightly trace of ylang ylang, and a garden spa pavilion built around a lagoon. Three restaurants, a children's club named for the plantation, and an 18-hole course nearby round out a stay built for slow mornings and long afternoons.

Seven categories run from garden-view terraces to the beachfront Ocean View Suite, each with shuttered light and a private terrace or balcony.

An entry-level room set among the gardens, with a private terrace and the resort's signature white-and-beige palette.

A partial view of the ocean over the gardens, with a desk and separate living area for longer stays.

Set directly on the ocean with the lagoon in full view, a few steps from the terrace to the sand.

A single open-plan suite among the gardens, roomy enough for a proper sitting area beside the bed.

A wide private terrace with sun beds looks over the garden, ahead of a separate living area inside.

A four-poster bed and an expansive oceanfront terrace, with some suites interconnecting to an adjoining room for families.

The resort's largest category, with a separate lounge and bedroom and views over the gardens to the ocean beyond.
A garden spa pavilion, a plantation-house kids club, and courts and watersports set along the beach.

Ten treatment rooms set around a lagoon-facing garden pavilion, with rituals built on the Spanish Natura Bissé line.

Windsurfing, kayaking, Hobie Cats and glass-bottomed boats at no charge, with diving and deep-sea fishing arranged locally.

A 400 m² clubhouse styled on a sugar-cane plantation house, with treasure hunts, snorkelling and cooking classes for ages three to twelve.

Two floodlit tennis courts on site, with the 18-hole Ile aux Cerfs course a short drive along the coast.
Three restaurants in total, from all-day poolside plates to an oceanfront Creole table.

Breakfast and dinner service pairing Mauritian spice with international technique, in a room that looks over the pool.

Fresh seafood and Creole classics served from a planter's house set right on the beach, dinner only.

Salads, oven-fired pizzas and toasted sandwiches under parasols beside the pool, open for lunch only.
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