Beachcomber Resorts Mauritius: Setting the standard for luxury on the paradise island
Beachcomber Resorts Mauritius: Setting the standard for luxury on the paradise island
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Azure waters, stunning white sand beaches and plenty of opportunity for adventure make Mauritius a hot spot for honeymooners, families and adventurers alike (the diving and golf are world-class). It took longer than some island getaways to recover from lockdowns, having stayed closed to tourists until late 2021 — but now, being both comparatively affordable to tropical island favourites such as the Maldives, and with a rich culture to recommend it, it’s firmly back on the long-haul map of dream destinations. You can also fly direct to Port Louis from London to this sub-tropical paradise, situated off the south-eastern coast of Africa.
There is a slew of new hotels popping up in Mauritius, though the Beachcomber Resorts offer some of the island’s best beachfront accommodation. There are eight distinct properties, throughout the island and I had the joy of visiting four. The Dinarobin Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa in the South West — located at the foot of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Le Morne Brabant Mountain. Paradis Beachcomber, which is next door and Trou aux Biches in the north where the coast is more lively and happening. And finally – The Royal Palm, the flagship hotel and the most luxurious of the group, boasting a larger spa, and more refined dining options.
At each beachside resort you are never far from a wide expanse of the white sand with palm trees and the incredible turquoise clear sea stretching out before you, with the uninterrupted view of the horizon. And even at full capacity the resorts feel calm and serene.
