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Bring the family to Shanti Maurice and nobody will be disappointed. Between 8am and 9pm a dedicated kids club, toddlers pool and play area together with many planned activities will keep children between the ages of 4-12 well occupied (younger children will need parental/nanny supervision). Unburdened, parents can mingle with other guests reliving life before..., recharge their batteries with a range of restorative massages and treatments at the award winning and expansive Nira Spa or indulge in a range of land and watersports (non-motorised in resort but with waterskiing and deep sea fishing available locally). Of course, the ultimate objective will be simple relaxation and on this the resort will deliver!

The luxury one and two bedroom beachfront villas are ideal for families and come complete with temperature-controlled private pools, Jacuzzi, an outdoor rain shower in an enclosed courtyard and a private garden with Salas (pavilions) for dining or relaxation.

Shanti Maurice offers extensive dining options, with an emphasis on locally-sourced fresh fare. Head Chef Willibald Reinbacher sources the vast majority of ingredients from the island’s farmers and fishermen, as well as utilising herbs and vegetables grown on the estate to offer dishes which are sustainable, seasonal and delicious.

Reflecting a colourful history as an important island crossroads for trade across the Indian Ocean Mauritian culture is a unique mix of Indian, African, French and Chinese influences.