Anahita Residences – The Best Deal In Mauritius
An example of high living in the favorite destination of Mauritius is Anahita Residences. It is a recent addition located on the east coast of the island. The resort is set on a lagoon and is opposite to Ile aux Cerfs. This exotic resort rightly complements the beauty of Mauritius.
For Euro 350 per night, the guests can have a feel of paradise on this virgin island. Guests preferring the Azure collection for seven days will have to spend £2,275 per person. This is based on twin sharing stay, return flights, transfers and B&B accommodation. The resort has 70 residences in three-storey buildings.
Few steps of the resort will lead to the golf clubhouse, on the other side; guests can have access to an artificial beach and a big swimming pool.
There are two or three bedroom residences with sitting rooms, kitchens equipped with fridges. The guests can make the most of their leisure in the verandas, each having pools, sun-loungers and a dining table.
The cuisine of the resort is something the guests would not forget for a long time. Origine is considered the most preferred romantic option in the evening; it mainly specializes in Mauritian food, a combination of French and Creole, emphasizing mainly on fish. The themed buffet Vu, the main beach bar and restaurant are the star attractions.
Guests can enjoy the meal with sega, which is a lively dance routine to African rhythms. It has evolved during the slavery era in the mid-18th century. The Big Easy clubhouse serves salad and snacks all through the day. It is very common for the guests to have their breakfast in their residences.
To make the stay complete for any traveler, the resort has been provided with tennis, golf and fitness center. In fact, the guests can take in various water sports offered by Anahita, like sailing, kayaking, jet skiing and big-game fishing. For an ultimate self-indulgent, there are provisions for in-house massages.
For children aging between 8 months to 13 years, the OurSpace Kids Club, the first ever outside Europe is the best for entertainment.
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