Four Seasons Mauritius Unveils Transformed Villas, Overwater Spa, and Local Gastronomy for 2025
The Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita is making a striking return to the Indian Ocean’s luxury hospitality scene following an extensive seven-month enhancement project. Nestled on the lush east coast of Mauritius, with the dramatic Bambou Mountain and a shimmering turquoise lagoon as its backdrop, the resort reopens on November 1, 2025, with a fresh, immersive offering that promises to set new standards for high-end retreats in the region.
The resort’s transformation, led by the design visionaries at 1508 London, redefines its all-pool villas and private residence rentals. Guests will immediately notice that these spaces have been thoughtfully reimagined to echo the vibrant colours and textures of Mauritian nature. Light-toned materials, textured fabrics, and lively accents inspired by the island’s rich natural and cultural tapestry create interiors that flow seamlessly into the lush outdoors, making each villa feel like a tranquil, living canvas. This approach delivers not just elegance and comfort, but a deep sense of place that connects visitors more intimately to the beauty of Mauritius.
A Culinary Journey Celebrating Island Diversity
Dining at the renewed resort is set to be an adventure in itself. The Elastic design team has brought to life a series of new and reconceptualized venues, each with its own distinct personality and cuisine. Angara offers a modern take on Indian tandoor cooking in a lavish setting perfect for group gatherings. Awase fuses Japanese omakase artistry with a wide-reaching pan-Asian flair, while Radici channels the welcoming spirit of an Italian trattoria, serving rustic classics in a convivial atmosphere.
Guests seeking Mediterranean flavors can head to Chaloupe, where dishes inspired by the French Riviera are served with a view of the sparkling lagoon. For a more laid-back experience, Ti Pwason delivers fresh seafood with toes-in-the-sand chic, while Blu'Zil is the go-to for locally inspired sundowners. Connoisseurs of fine spirits can explore local blends and botanicals in the intimate Rum Library. Returning favorites like La Plaz Beach Grill on the secluded Île aux Cerfs provide a relaxed setting for enjoying fresh seafood and refreshing cocktails beneath swaying palms—a true taste of island life.
Immersive Wellness in an Overwater Sanctuary
The wellness offering at Four Seasons Mauritius now takes center stage with the debut of the overwater Oseyan Spa, a sanctuary perched above the tranquil lagoon. Inspired by the natural beauty of the island, the spa’s new design invites guests on immersive journeys, blending global therapies with local traditions. Treatments range from herbal island rituals to holistic therapies for rejuvenation and mindfulness, all crafted for deep relaxation and well-being.
For those seeking ultimate exclusivity, the oceanfront Royal Spa Suite offers a private steam room, a unique handcrafted stone tub, and a serene relaxation area with panoramic views over mangroves and the lagoon. The suite can be reserved by the hour and paired with bespoke treatments, promising an unforgettable escape for singles or couples. Adventurous guests can balance their spa experience with guided hikes to nearby waterfalls or invigorating jogs along the white-sand beaches, taking in breathtaking scenery as part of their daily fitness routine.
Championing Nature and Sustainability
With its reopening, the resort strengthens its commitment to sustainability—an aspect increasingly valued by discerning travelers and vital for the African travel trade. The property’s pioneering seagrass meadow nursery supports marine biodiversity and bolsters carbon capture, while an on-site seahorse conservation initiative helps protect the region’s unique wildlife. The production of mangrove honey not only supports bee populations but also provides guests with a taste of Mauritius that is as sustainable as it is sweet. These efforts highlight the resort’s devotion to preserving the island’s natural wonders for generations to come, setting a strong example for eco-conscious luxury in the region.
Golf, Adventure, and the Best of Land and Sea
Whether guests are seeking adventure or pure relaxation, the Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita offers an unparalleled array of experiences. Golf enthusiasts will be thrilled to know that every stay now includes a complimentary round each day on one of two championship courses: the oceanfront Ernie Els-designed layout at Anahita Golf Club or the legendary Bernhard Langer signature course on Île aux Cerfs. This exclusive access positions the resort as a premier destination for golf tourism, a segment gaining momentum among African travelers and outbound markets.
Beyond the greens, guests can unwind on pristine beaches, explore the vast lagoon by boat, or join curated excursions that reveal the wild and wonderful sides of Mauritius. From snorkeling in crystal-clear waters to discovering the island’s hidden hiking trails, the resort’s activities cater to families, couples, and groups of friends alike, ensuring every visitor finds their own adventure in paradise.
With its reopening, the Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita sets a new benchmark for immersive luxury, blending world-class service with the warmth of genuine Mauritian hospitality. For African holidaymakers and industry professionals, the resort’s evolution represents not only a desirable destination but also a model for sustainable, culturally rooted luxury in the Indian Ocean. It invites guests to experience a seamless blend of relaxation, discovery, and adventure—a truly memorable tropical escape ready to inspire and delight for years to come.
