Four Seasons Resort Mauritius At Anahita | Best Luxury Resort In Mauritius | Full Tour
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Location: The most southerly of the five stars on the
glamorous east coast, about 45 minutes from the airport, the resort is spread over 64
acres of mature tropical gardens on a secluded lagoon overlooking Bambous Mountain.
Style and Character This spacious and secluded zen-like retreat
offers contemporary Mauritian-style indoor/outdoor living, with open-sided overwater pavilions,
wood floors and decks. Roomy thatched pool villas – the most exclusive across a bridge
on private Cat Island – are scattered in an ancient bird-filled forest with banyan
trees (QR codes identify the endemic plants), and along the golf course which snakes alongside
it. Each guest gets a bicycle, which gives the
resort a villagey feel, although a club car is there in minutes should you want one. Cycling
paths edged with fountain grass lead to waterfront drinking and dining pavilions on the barachois
and an overwater spa overlooking the mangrove. Of three private beaches, the highlight is
Four Seasons Exclusive Beach, where a sunglass polish is delivered to sun loungers under
thatched umbrellas on a wild stretch of powder-white sand and azure sea on Ile aux Cerfs, a 10-minute
speedboat shuttle across the bay.
Pools Four pools include a tiered infinity pool
on sheltered Bambou Beach and a 25-metre lap pool (where endemic Mauritian fruit bats swoop
to feast on fruit trees at dusk). The Four Seasons' focus on unique high-end experiences
is reflected in the activities on offer, from boxing lessons from an ex-Mauritian champion
at the fitness centre to daily snorkelling in Eau Bleu, a translucent stretch of turquoise
teeming with tropical fish, accompanied by a WiseOceans guide. Complimentary unlimited
green fees are offered on two championship golf courses – the Ernie Els-designed course
at Anahita and Ile aux Cerfs. Private boat trips to see the monkeys at Grand Riviere
Sud Est waterfall or to visit the southeast islands can be arranged, as well as cooking
classes in the herb and vegetable garden.
Rooms The 136 roomy single-storey open-plan villas,
each with a plunge pool and garden with high basalt walls, are understated but stylish
with neutral tones, wooden floors and rich fabrics. Of the one- to three-bedroom 'residences'
designed by Alastair MacBeth, 60 are located on private 'Cat Island' including six sanctuary
villas with extended pools and terraces, and sun loungers at the water's edge. Most secluded
is the recently refurbished two-bedroom Garden villa 504, with a private jetty. Of the larger
privately owned four-bedroom villas overlooking the golf course, multigenerational families
love villa 402, with a huge roof terrace and lounge.
Service is outstanding. Polite and personable staff (a fifth have been here since the beginning)
go beyond remembering guests names to chat about their day and share knowledge of the
area.
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Dining Exceptional dining is offered in four restaurants
at this resort. On the waterfront, Aquapazza, where the Sicilian chef's signature dishes
include linguine ai ricci di mare with local sea urchin, is one of the best contemporary
Italian restaurants on the island. Modern French bistro, Beau Champ, offers culinary
experiences from a Chef's table to a wine pairing dinner on Saturdays (with 500-plus
wines), as well as a sumptuous breakfast buffet that includes the likes of crêpes and waffles
and international fare (à la carte options are also available) on its overwater deck,
overlooking a live aquarium. On sheltered Bambou beach, Pan-Asian Bambou
serves a late lunch (with sushi and teppanyaki counters) beside the infinity pools and a
Mauritian dinner. The beach also hosts sega shows, and each November, Star Chef, with
al fresco dinners from Michelin-starred chefs. Four Seasons Exclusive Beach on Ile aux Cerfs’
beach bar and grill offers catch-of-the-day lunches under Bedouin-style canvas overlooking
the turquoise lagoon and bespoke barefoot candlelit dinners. Guests can while away the
afternoon with lazy dodo rum cocktails on rope swing seats at a rustic thatched beach
bar. Back at the resort, the waterfront O-Bar lounge, is the spot for a sundowner.
Spa The island's only overwater spa offers treatments
– such as massages with eco-friendly Terre d'Afrique healing oils made with medicinal
plants – in 12 huge sea-facing suites on stilts overlooking the mangrove, while Indian
yoga master Prabir offers daily sessions in a tranquil pavilion. A mens' grooming salon,
and vegan restaurant, are in the pipeline. Four Seasons Exclusive Beach is a favourite
for intimate weddings
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