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    Mauritius

    The Oberoi Beach Resort

    White beaches and breathtaking sunsets

    You’ll find the Oberoi Beach Resort on the pristine white beach of Turtle Bay, a natural marine park. It is spread over 20 acres of lush, sub tropical gardens, and offers breathtaking views of the sunset and night skies bursting with stars. The villas and pavilions have traditional thatched roofs and sunken marble bathrooms with private garden views. With natural tones, high ceilings and large windows allowing plenty of natural light to pour in, the rooms are comfortable and ideal for unwinding. Enjoy stunning views over the ocean from the sun lounger on your private terrace.  Some villas have private gardens, and some have private pools.

    Indulge in Indian and international cuisine at the resort restaurant, fine dining at the Gunpowder Room, and a drink at the bar which offers gorgeous views of the ocean. The resort also features a spa where you can indulge with a relaxing treatment.

    Spend your mornings taking leisurely strolls through the gardens, while away the afternoons on the beach and enjoy the romance of an evening walk beneath the stars.

    Highlights

    Snorkelling

    Windsurfing

    Scuba diving

    71 rooms

    Three restaurants

    Swimming pools

    Spa and wellness centres

    Kids club

    Library

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    Whatever you want from your adventure in Mauritius, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

    Places to combine The Oberoi Beach Resort with

    Anahita Golf & Spa Resort

    Mauritius

    Anahita Golf & Spa Resort

    Anahita Golf and Spa Resort is nestled on the east coast of Mauritius, surrounded by over 200 hectares of tropical gardens.

    The resort features a selection of suites and villas, offering views of the garden, the golf course or the sea. Some of the bigger suites have their own plunge pool, while the villas (one to five bedrooms) have their own bigger pools and private gardens. Decor is contemporary and fresh, in keeping with the rest of the resort and its relaxed beachy vibes.

    When it comes to eating and drinking, guests are spoiled for choice. Take a seat at Origine Restaurant and watch the chefs work their magic in the open kitchen, or enjoy the flavours of Mauritius in the fine dining Signature Restaurant. The beachfront Bliss Restaurant offers casual dining with epic views, while Il Forno serves up mouthwatering Italian cuisine alongside an impressive wine list. There is also the option to dine in your suite or villa.

    The resort also features two golf courses, designed by Ernie Els and Bernhard Langer. The former is sandwiched betwene the land and the sea while the latter is located five minutes away on the Ile aux Cerfs. There is also a swimming pool, tennis courts and a fitness centre at the resort and the option to head out on glass bottomed boats, snorkel, wind surf, kayak and paddleboard. Deep sea fishing, speed boat trips and scuba diving can also be arranged for an additinal cost.

    When you’re not out exploring, the resort spa is the perfect place to relax and unwind with one of their siganture treatments.

    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline