Mauritius

Mauritius, located in the south‑west Indian Ocean, lies just below the equator and north of the Tropic of Capricorn. Part of the Mascarene Islands, its nearest neighbours are Réunion (220 km) and Rodrigues (560 km east). The island spans roughly 1,865–2,040 km² with volcanic mountains, a central plateau around 600 m high, and over 150 km of coral‑ringed beaches.

Visitors can explore Le Morne Brabant, Chamarel Seven‑Coloured Earth, waterfalls, hiking trails, UNESCO sites and exceptional lagoons. Mauritius enjoys a tropical climate with warm summers (Nov–Apr) and cooler, drier winters (May–Oct), making May–October ideal for outdoor adventures and November–April perfect for beach relaxation.

Ambre Mauritius

Ambre Resort is a 4-star, adults only beachfront property featuring 297 spacious rooms ranging from garden rooms to sea-facing deluxe rooms and suites. The resort offers a lagoon style outdoor pool, 3 restaurants (Indigo, Dolce Vita, La Plage) and 2 bars including the lively Coral Pool Bar and Ti Bar. Guests enjoy evening entertainment, karaoke, live music and themed events. Its 750m beach delivers ideal conditions for snorkelling, kayaking, pedal boating and windsurfing. Key USPs include adults‑only tranquillity, beachfront location, a spa with ocean‑view treatment areas, and complimentary Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club green fees and transfers.

Belle Mare

Belle Mare, on Mauritius’ scenic east coast, offers sweeping 10 km stretches of powder‑white sand and a calm turquoise lagoon ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and water sports. Located about 45 km (45–50 min) from Mauritius International Airport (MRU), it provides a peaceful retreat near offshore islets and diving spots.

Nearby attractions include Trou d’Eau Douce, gateway to Île aux Cerfs, and Palmar Beach just minutes away. Perfect for couples, families, and adventure seekers, Belle Mare blends natural beauty with a relaxed coastal charm.