Mauritius Travel

Beau Rivage Mauritius

When it comes to staying with a reputable hotel complex company in the Indian Ocean, a traveler's favorite is Naiad Resorts. Naiad has resort complexes on the Maldives and the neighboring island of Reunion, while it's premier hotel Mauritius Beau Rivage is a wonder of it's own.

The benefit of staying in the Mauritius Beau Rivage hotel is that, by booking with a respected operator with a worldwide profile to live up to, you are in relatively safe hands. Chain hotels, in the lower price brackets, can be poorly maintained and difficult to stay at. Almost the exact is true of chain hotels that are in the luxury hotel market, as tourists who stay with them in one destination may, if the hotel does it's job right, stay with them in another foreign land. The price of this reliability and uniform reputation is not cheap, but the reputation makes up for.

Mauritius Beau Rivage boasts a natural class and elegance, offering luxury without being ostentatious. Accommodation comprises of rooms and suites, as well as individual villas all built around the stunning complex. Located on the eastern coast of the main island Mauritius, where every possible whim is catered for.


You will never run out of things to do when staying at the Mauritius Beau Rivage hotel. Contained within the complex are shopping boutiques, a hairdressing salon, library, games room and the stunning spa. The spa itself is incredibly well designed and provides all you could need, including a plunge pool, hydrotherapy pool, treatment kiosks, a sauna and a steam room.

If you're more activity minded, then Mauritius Beau Rivage caters for you, too. On site, there is a huge swimming pool which is nearly 2000 square meters in size, all overlooking the beach and lagoon. In the water of the lagoon, the hotel runs free-of-charge activities such as windsurfing, pedal-boating, kayaking, snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides and water-skiing. You can also learn to scuba dive and explore the neighboring reefs and go big-game fishing for an extra fee.

The Mauritius Beau Rivage really is the do-all hotel complex, as the activities don't end there. If none of the aforementioned has captured your imagination, then there are other alternatives. Also on site there is a gym, pentaque, flood-lit tennis courts, mini-golf, beach volleyball and table tennis. Exercise classes are also regularly run, featuring activities such as Tai-Chi and Yoga.

All of this is available for prices that, for Mauritius, are extremely reasonable. The most basic accommodation – the Junior Suite – is priced at around €400 per night. The uppermost accommodation, the Maharajah Presidential Suite, can cost up to €1,600 per night, depending on time of year. The Junior Suite is sufficient for most however, sleeping two adults and two children.

There is no doubt that the Mauritius Beau Rivage provides a wonderful hotel complex for anyone wishing to visit Mauritius and experience the delights of this island paradise. With prices that are excellent compared to similar resorts, there is seemingly nothing this resort can do wrong.