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The Oberoi Mauritius

The Oberoi Beach Resort occupies the shores of Turtle Bay, a protected marine park on the north-west coast of Mauritius, with 20 acres of sub-tropical gardens designed by Bill Bensley and Lek Bunnag. Its 71 thatched pavilions and villas, and a daily Touching Senses cultural programme, give the resort a distinct sense of place drawing on the island’s African and Asian heritage.

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The Oberoi Beach Resort occupies the shores of Turtle Bay, a protected marine park on the north-west coast of Mauritius, 20 kilometers from Port Louis. The resort covers 20 acres of sub-tropical gardens designed by American landscaper Bill Bensley in collaboration with Thai architect Lek Bunnag, with volcanic boulders, exotic planting, and thatched pavilions and villas drawing on the island’s African and Asian heritage.

The 71 pavilions and villas are distributed across the gardens in clusters and as freestanding private residences, each with a four-poster bed, sunken marble bathroom, and private terrace. The Touching Senses programme, included in the stay, covers daily cultural and wellness activities including stargazing, yoga, tai chi, wine and rum tastings in the historic Gunpowder Room, painting lessons, and guided temple visits.

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Food and Drink

The Restaurant is the main dining venue with ocean views, serving European, Oriental, and Creole cuisine for breakfast and dinner. On The Rocks is a beachfront restaurant serving light lunches and fusion cuisine in the evening. The Gunpowder Room, housed in an 18th-century French ammunition storage facility, serves traditional Creole cuisine and a Japanese omakase menu on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and The Herb Trail draws its menu from the resort’s own herb gardens.
Spa and Wellness

The Oberoi Spa has six treatment rooms, a steam bath, a pool, and a beauty parlor, with treatments drawing on Ayurvedic and Eastern techniques using local ingredients including rooibos leaf, sea salt, and fresh coconut. Signature treatments include a coconut husk body brush and a Terre Blanche body mask, with yoga offered daily.
Activities

The Touching Senses programme covers complimentary daily activities including stargazing, wine and rum tastings, painting workshops, and guided temple visits. Two pools stand within the resort, one adults-only, alongside tennis courts, a fitness centre, and complimentary water sports. The Hub kids club runs daily programmes for children aged four to twelve with a heated pool and a treehouse.

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Room Types

Luxury Pavilions

The Luxury Pavilion with Garden View is the entry-level accommodation, with a four-poster bed, a sunken marble bathroom with bathtub and shower, and a private garden terrace. The Luxury Pavilion with Pool View shares the same layout with a terrace overlooking one of the resort’s two pools.

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Villas with Private Pool

The Luxury Villa with Private Pool is a freestanding villa within its own walled garden, with a private pool, a four-poster bed, and a sunken marble bathroom. The Royal Ocean View Villa adds ocean and mountain views, an independent living room, and an al fresco dining pavilion alongside the private pool.

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Multi-Bedroom Villas

The Two-Bedroom Presidential Ocean View Villa stands steps from the shore with ocean and sunset views, a master bedroom, a twin bedroom, and a private pool. The Three-Bedroom Royal Ocean View Villa is the most complete accommodation, with two king-size bedrooms and a twin, all en suite, a thatched dining pavilion, and a private pool, suited to families or groups.

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