Partners Our everyday partners

Our tropical fruit juices are sure to leave a lasting impression... Thanks to its agricultural land and green orchards, the Domaine de Labourdonnais began producing several types of orchard-based foods in 1995. A trusted partner that we greatly appreciate, located just a few kilometres from the Resort.

We care about the environmental footprint of our resort and can provide you with several solutions. Be.eau is one of our dedicated partners! You will enjoy drinking from a 100% biodegradable bottle, made on the island from plants.

This partner will delight your taste buds with exotic flavours! Poivre d'Or offers a wide range of local products: preserves, honeys, special sugars, local teas, spices, mixed salts and other delicacies... Every morning, a homemade jam will add sweetness to your day.

Ride through the island on an electric bike! Take a half-day or full-day trip. We love this means of travelling! It enables you to take your time, to rediscover the simple joys of life, to take full delight in the surroundings and to travel at your own pace. What's more, it's environmentally friendly. There are accessible itineraries for all ages.

We love Ebony Forest's commitment to preserving the natural beauty of our island. Spend an afternoon exploring Chamarel through fun activities. You will have the opportunity to do your bit by planting an indigenous island variety! A breathtaking panorama is guaranteed...

This restaurant is only a few meters away from our resort. Relax under the large umbrellas and enjoy a meal with your family. Le Kiosk Restaurant serves international dishes, to suit all tastes and preferences. Benefit from an exclusive 25% discount, to be used without restraint.

This shopping centre is located in the heart of Black River and is only a few metres from Marguery Villas. It is bursting with about 30 shops and restaurants giving you access to a wide range of conveniences whenever you need them.

Discover this traditional know-how in the heart of Tamarin. This vast, squared water surface is rich in salt. The salt workers' work is an inseparable part of Mauritius' heritage.