Hey everyone,
Has anyone been to Mauritius? My family is thinking of going there next month and was hoping someone can recommend good accommodation. We were looking a renting a villa / house / unit whatever?? for 2 adults and 3 kids for about 12 days. Would be great to hear of any information that would help us to book. We need to book this week preferably. Would be good to be on the beach, not far from kiting and good for the kids. Also if you know about airport transfers / car hire / etc.
Thanks
I have a freind going next month, parents and 1 boy 7 years , I'll get the details when he gets back, I'm interested as well. he's staying at the hotel out the front of one eye
I would think that, staying at one of the beach resorts in Le Morne would be ideal for a family as those resorts have plenty of things to do for kids. I know that one of the resorts is a Club Med, which is focused on activities/water sports etc and if you are staying there access to all those activities is all inclusive. You walk 50 m either direction from each end of the resort and you have the two kite launch locations.
The resort is nice and sheltered from the wind. The location is spectacular regardless of whether wind is up.
Staying at one of those resorts is pretty expensive but you get the full service treatment. They will organise a transfer for you, car hire if you want it. You can eat, drink there and not even leave the resort if you want.
Off the top of my head it cost about $25 per person to get from the airport to La Gaulette which is a small village nearby to Le Morne.
When I stayed there I organised a apartment in La Gaulette, the guy who ran the 4 unit accommodation sorted transfers and a ute to hire for our week there.
Indian Resort in Le Morne is good value for money and great with fmaily as they got Kids club
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Indian Resort in Le Morne is good value for money and great with fmaily as they got Kids club
what he said.. stayed here for10 days...pool infront of bar and restuarant.. resortis inbetween the begginers lagoon and oneeye with intermediate breaks rightout front along with a flat water section
Bad news on the Indian resort . Stayed there last week as it was the annual RRD product launch and distributor conference. I was told that the resort had gone bankrupt and had been sold to a German investment company. Having initially been told that their booking was cancelled The new Owners decided to reopen just for last week given the large group (150+) but I understand are now closing for refurbishment which is a shame as perfect spot with ocean front rooms looking out at one eye, chameau and manoa
Thanks for heads up Niall - I Have booked and paid for a room at the Indian Resort and Spa for 10th -16th Sept !
Agoda have agreed to full refund thankfully.
Going to try the St Regis next door for a deal
