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Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita
Between sugar cane and palm trees
10/15/2025 Reading time: 3 Minutes
A warm wind carries the scent of frangipani and the sea through the extensive garden. The water of the turquoise lagoon glistens in the distance. The Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita is set against this backdrop of palm trees and tropical vegetation.
Between sugar cane fields, volcanic mountains and colonial heritage, Mauritius is the start of a journey that touches all the senses. The luxurious villas of the Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita feel like natural extensions of the island, surrounded by tropical nature and tranquil beaches. Each one offers complete privacy, its own pool, stylish indoor and outdoor areas and uninterrupted views of the greenery or directly out to sea. Whether on the mainland or on the private island of Île aux Chats, there is room for peace and quiet. For couples who want to spend romantic days under palm trees. For families who value shared experiences in luxurious comfort. Or for travelers who simply want to feel the sound of nature. In culinary terms, the Four Seasons Mauritius is a stage for variety and finesse with seven restaurants and six bars. In the morning, the day begins with a relaxed breakfast in the open air. During the day, the flavors change with the rhythm of the sun - sometimes freshly caught seafood, grilled blue marlin and hearts of palm directly on the beach at Ti Pwason, sometimes Mediterranean lightness at Chaloupe or Asian finesse at Awase. Those looking for something special can book a private dining experience in their own villa or BBQ on the beach under the stars. Italian classics with sophistication await guests at the new Italian restaurant Radici. What makes the resort special is its ability to combine a feeling of exclusivity with genuine warmth. The service is unobtrusively attentive. Personal wishes are not only fulfilled, but often anticipated. If you like, you can start the day with yoga over the water, treat yourself to a massage in the island's only overwater spa or explore the mysterious mangrove world by kayak. Children and teenagers can expect their own universe full of discoveries - with professional supervision. And for those who want to say "I do" in paradise - whether barefoot on the beach of Île aux Cerfs or in the resort's tropical garden - the Four Seasons Mauritius creates exclusive wedding moments with personal planning, breathtaking backdrops and loving details that make the day unforgettable.
And then there is the island itself. Sometimes wild and green in the Black River Gorges National Park, sometimes spiritual at the sacred lake Grand Bassin, sometimes colorful at the Seven Colored Earths of Chamarel. Right next to it, the 100-metre-high Chamarel waterfall plunges impressively into the depths. For active explorers, there are water adventures such as parasailing, underwater walks or catamaran trips to deserted islands. For connoisseurs, tea and rum tastings in historic plantations await. And those who prefer to soar above can treat themselves to a helicopter flight over the lagoon or a skydiving jump. An excursion to the north of the island leads via the lively Port Louis - with its harbor, colorful market and cultural highlights - on to the fragrant Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. The lively coastal town of Grand Baie attracts visitors with its turquoise waters, shopping, beach life and culinary discoveries. Boat trips depart from here to the northern islands such as Flat Island or Gunners' Quoin - a paradise for divers and sun worshippers. But even with all the opportunities to leave the resort, it is often the obvious that touches the most: dinner barefoot on the sand, live music and Sega Dance shows under the night sky or waking up in the morning with a view of the sea.
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And then there is the island itself. Sometimes wild and green in the Black River Gorges National Park, sometimes spiritual at the sacred lake Grand Bassin, sometimes colorful at the Seven Colored Earths of Chamarel. Right next to it, the 100-metre-high Chamarel waterfall plunges impressively into the depths. For active explorers, there are water adventures such as parasailing, underwater walks or catamaran trips to deserted islands. For connoisseurs, tea and rum tastings in historic plantations await. And those who prefer to soar above can treat themselves to a helicopter flight over the lagoon or a skydiving jump. An excursion to the north of the island leads via the lively Port Louis - with its harbor, colorful market and cultural highlights - on to the fragrant Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. The lively coastal town of Grand Baie attracts visitors with its turquoise waters, shopping, beach life and culinary discoveries. Boat trips depart from here to the northern islands such as Flat Island or Gunners' Quoin - a paradise for divers and sun worshippers. But even with all the opportunities to leave the resort, it is often the obvious that touches the most: dinner barefoot on the sand, live music and Sega Dance shows under the night sky or waking up in the morning with a view of the sea.
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