Exclusive, stylish and romantic, the recently opened Oberoi Hotel, Mauritus lies amidst luscious sub-tropical gardens reaching down to three crescent shaped beaches on the Northwest coast of Mauritius. The world renowned Oberoi tradition of faultless hospitality and style permeates every aspect of this exclusive hotel. Truly a dream destination. The Oberoi, Mauritius lies along Turtle Bay on the islands curvaceous northwest coast in over 20 acres of gardens. Transfer time from the airport is about an hour.

Luxury villas in gorgeously coloured gardens are set in their own ochre courtyards affording you sublimely romantic seclusion. Each Pool Villa has a miniature open sided dining pavilion overlooking the private swimming pools with tiny illuminated gardens visible only from the frangipani scented bathrooms. Massive sunken baths, expanses of blonde marble and elegant furnishings contribute to an ambiance that is coolly sophisticated yet wonderfully intimate. The philosophy of The Oberoi is to expose guests to the best of the culture and architecture they have flown halfway around the world to experience. Romantic and intimate, The Oberoi achieves this with a uniquely original style created out of understated and charming simplicity.

The Spa at The Oberoi, Mauritius is quite simply a sanctuary. Come here to find peace, harmony and well-being in this perfect environment for treatment and relaxation. State of the art facilities include a sauna, steam bath, pool and gym with individual spa suites, where you can indulge together. Traditional Mauritian treatments using natural local oils and fruits star alongside conventional treatments. Water sports are a speciality at The Oberoi, all based on the 600 yd long sandy beach. Water skiing, wake boarding, windsurfing, Hobie Cat sailing, paddle boats, snorkelling, kayaking, pedal craft and sailing are all on offer. On land, there is a gym, outdoor pool, tennis courts, meditation and yoga are all available to keep you occupied. Dining is similarly exceptional at The Oberoi: not only is the Creole, French and Oriental cuisine quite delicious but the flower filled pillared hall is so spacious that privacy is assured. The bar, set in a French 18th century ruin is the perfect pace to watch flaming sunsets, a great advantage of the northwest coast.