With so many great Mauritius resorts, choosing one can be tough. Most offer a nice beach, pool, spa, and several restaurants. So how do you decide? This guide makes it easier with a shortlist for Indian travellers: couples, families, honeymooners, and first-timers. The options are grouped by coast, dining, and beach access instead of price.
This guide covers the best resorts in Mauritius and what each one offers. You’ll find out which coast each resort is on and who it’s best for. There’s also a simple way to choose the right place, plus quick answers to common questions before you book. According to Statistics Mauritius, India was one of the fastest-growing visitor markets, with 75,808 arrivals in 2025.
What Are the Best Resorts in Mauritius for Indian Travellers?
These resorts are spread across different parts of the island, and each one is suited to a different type of holiday. Here are six Mauritius resorts to consider.
Resort | Coast / Area | Star Level | Best For | Indian / Veg Dining |
Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort | Bel Ombre, south west | 5-star | Couples, families | Veg on request |
Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa | Flic en Flac, west | 5-star | Families, couples | Indian Restaurant |
Sugar Beach Resort Mauritius | Flic en Flac, west | 5-star | Families, couples | Veg available |
Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa | Haute Rive, north east | 5-star | Families, couples | Veg available |
Tarisa Resort and Spa Mauritius | Mont Choisy, north | 3-star | Indian food lovers | Indian restaurant |
Pearl Beach Resort Mauritius | Wolmar, west | 4-star | Couples, families | Veg available |
Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort
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The Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort sits on the south coast at Bel Ombre, about 45 minutes from the airport. It backs onto the Bel Ombre nature reserve, so the setting stays calm and green.
- Beach and pools: Beachfront location with four swimming pools.
- Dining: Five restaurants serving local and international food, with veg options on request.
- Wellness and family: Navasana Spa, a kids club with its own pool, and water sports.
Out of the beachfront Mauritius resorts on this coast, Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort is a great choice if you want to spend most of your time at the resort.
Best for: Couples, honeymooners and families who want a calm beachfront base.
Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa
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The Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa is on the west coast at Flic en Flac (Wolmar). This coast is known for sunset views over the Indian Ocean.
- Beach and pools: Beachfront with a pool complex, plus a separate adults pool with a hot tub.
- Dining: Four restaurants including Kesari, a dedicated Indian restaurant with curries and tandoori dishes, plus two bars.
- Wellness and family: The Spa, tennis courts, a kids club and live sunset entertainment.
With about 190 rooms, Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa offers space for both relaxing and staying active during your getaway.
Best for: Families and couples who want a west coast base with good dining and sunsets.
Sugar Beach Resort Mauritius
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The Sugar Beach Resort Mauritius is also at Flic en Flac on the west coast. The lagoon here is calm and good for swimming, and the village is about 6 minutes away.
- Beach and pools: Swimmable beach with a large main pool and a quieter second pool.
- Dining: Several restaurants, including Japanese and Italian options.
- Wellness and family: Spa, water sports and well-kept grounds across the property.
Sugar Beach Resort Mauritius is one of the more refined Mauritius resorts in this area and is a good fit for both couples and families.
Best for: Families and couples who want a swimmable beach and a polished stay.
Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa Mauritius
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The Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa Mauritius sits on the quieter north east coast at Haute Rive, Roches Noires. It is about an hour from the airport and close to Bras d'Eau National Park.
- Beach and pools: Beachfront with a coral reef and a clear lagoon, plus outdoor pools.
- Dining: Restaurants serving local, Mediterranean and international food, with veg options.
- Wellness and family: Cinque Mondes Spa, a kids club and water sports.
Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa Mauritius offers a quieter atmosphere than the busier Mauritius resorts, with a natural reef nearby.
Best for: Families and couples who want a calm north east base near a reef.
Tarisa Resort and Spa Mauritius
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The Tarisa Resort and Spa Mauritius is on the north coast at Mont Choisy, facing Mont Choisy beach. Grand Baie is about 5 minutes away for shopping and dining.
- Beach and pools: Close to Mont Choisy beach (a short walk), with a pool and a hot tub.
- Dining: A Tandoor restaurant serving Indian food, plus Indigo for local and international dishes.
- Wellness and family: Spa, water sports and daily entertainment.
If you want familiar Indian food, Tarisa Resort & Spa Mauritius is a great option. It also puts you near the north coast beaches and Grand Baie.
Best for: Travellers who want Indian food, north coast beaches and easy Grand Baie access.
Pearl Beach Resort Mauritius
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The Pearl Beach Resort Mauritius is on the west coast at Wolmar, near Flic en Flac. It sits right on Wolmar beach, with a calm lagoon and a view towards Le Morne.
- Beach and pools: Beachfront with an outdoor pool and sunset views.
- Dining: Beachfront restaurants and the Citronel bar.
- Wellness and family: Spa, fitness centre and free non-motorised water sports like kayaks and snorkelling.
Pearl Beach Resort Mauritius is one of the more laid-back beachfront Mauritius resorts on this coast, making it ideal for a slower-paced holiday.
Best for: Couples and families who want a beachfront west coast stay with sunsets.
How to Choose the Right Resort in Mauritius?
Choosing the best resorts in Mauritius depends on what’s most important to you. Start by picking the coast that fits your main goal, then choose a resort. Here’s a quick way to decide.
- Honeymoon or quiet couples time: Outrigger or Radisson Blu Azuri, both on calmer coasts.
- Sunsets and a swimmable west coast beach: Hilton, Sugar Beach or Pearl Beach.
- Familiar Indian food and Grand Baie access: Tarisa.
*Choose your resort based on the activities you enjoy, not just the photos.
Tribe Travel Tip: Keep in mind that many luxury Mauritius resorts are in fairly remote locations, so you’ll likely spend most of your holiday at the resort itself.
What Indian Travellers Should Confirm Before Booking?
- Before booking any Mauritius resorts, contact the property directly to ask about Indian and vegetarian food options.
- Buffet menus, restaurant timings and à la carte dishes can change by season.
- If you have specific dietary needs, make sure to confirm your meal choices in writing before you pay. This is especially helpful when comparing resorts that offer vegetarian food but don’t have a dedicated Indian restaurant on site.
Final Thoughts
There is no single best pick among the best resorts in Mauritius, only the one that suits you. Your choice depends on three things: the coast you prefer, the dining you want, and your travel style. For example, couples looking for quiet evenings may choose a different place than families with young kids or travellers who want Indian meals every day.
After you’ve picked a property from this list of Mauritius resorts, the next step is to sort out your stay. Room types, meal plans, and resort add-ons can get confusing quickly. These are some of the most popular beach resorts in Mauritius for Indian travellers.
This is a good time to contact a Holiday Tribe advisor. They can help you plan your stay around the resort you’ve chosen, your travel dates, and the type of holiday you want.
