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between the sea and the north eastern coast of Mauritius, your honeymoon resort blends the best of the traditional and the modern.The resort is built around the philosophies of feng-shui with each room focusing on one of the primary elements and facing out to the calming blue waters of the ocean. At the same time it hosts the only in-resort cinema on the island and contemporary amenities like internet access, satellite TV, direct dial international calls and boasts three fresh water pools, 6 restaurants, three bars and a luxury spa.
Double your enjoyment at the twin massage kiosk in the spa, allowing you to share the experience. While at the spa take advantage of the extensive facilities including a hammam (Turkish bath style steam room), a sauna, a Vichy shower treatment room, balneotherapy (mineral water spa treatment) facilities, a whirlpool, a hair and beauty saloon and signature treatments by the Anne Semonin range of exclusive cosmetic products.
Our complimentary activities programme includes water-skiing, snorkelling, Tai Chi classes, a driving range, windsurfing, a gym, floodlit tennis courts, sailing, table tennis, aqua gym, kayaking, glass-bottom boat rides, pedal boating, bocci ball (a boules variant), yoga classes and beach volleyball nets. For an additional fee we also offer speedboat rides, PADI affiliated Scuba Diving, big game fishing, pool tables and electronic games.
Mauritius honeymoon beach resorts are legend the world over. Mark Twain said “that Mauritius was made first and then heaven, and that heaven was copied after Mauritius.” Walking down the white beaches of the west coast, with the ocean to one side and the tropical forest cloaking the mountains to the other side it is easy to forget that you aren’t in fact in paradise, just something close. 
The town of Grand Baie on the northern coast is where Mauritians go when they want a night out. For a spicy taste of island cuisine head to the food stalls on Royal Road. A stones throw away from the beach, the stalls offer a selection of delicious snacks including the local specialty of gateux piments. None-spicy food is also available from the stalls but make sure to ask when you’re buying something you don’t recognise. A meal here costs between 10 and 20 Rupees per person. A leisure haven, Grand Baie is highly recommended for shoppers and its night life. You can also take a helicopter excursion from here to see the island from the air.