The Residence Mauritius

It's never been easier for Brits to travel to the tropical island of Mauritius, with Emirates doubling daily flights from Dubai from July, and the country scrapping PCR testing for vaccinated travellers. Famed for its warm hospitality and balmy beaches the island is delighted to be welcoming tourists back after over 18 months of travel restrictions. Spread over 25 acres of lush, mature gardens on the picturesque east coast, The Residence Mauritius invites guests to rediscover the island this season with a stay at the newly refurbished resort.

Unveiling a new chapter, the refurbishment has provided a fresh new look that honours the resort's traditional heritage and style, whilst incorporating elegant contemporary comforts. All rooms and suites have been refurnished with teak wood furniture, woven sisal rugs and plush cotton bedding whilst bathrooms have been renewed with modern fixtures including back-lit vanity mirrors. Each of the newly enhanced restaurants have been restyled and will offer up refreshed dining concepts from traditional Mauritian cuisine at The Dining Room to beachside bites at The Verandah.

Enjoying a tropical climate with warm waters year-round and sugar-white sand, Mauritius makes for the perfect destination for a long-haul escape this year. Encouraging guests to immerse themselves within the vibrant fabric of the destination, The Residence Mauritius hosts a range of unique experiences. From authentic cookery classes with the resort's head chef to master the indigenous dish of Creole to river cruises through the verdant forests and day-tripping to the wild south. After days spent exploring, indulge in a range of relaxing spa treatments at The Sanctuary, where esteemed therapists prioritise renewal and rejuvenation.

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