Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita
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Our Opinion of Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita
The most recent Angelfish visitors to Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita were Dan & Jo.
From the moment you arrive at Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita, you sense this is somewhere special. Set across 26 acres on two lush islands surrounding a turquoise lagoon on the east coast, it is an all-villa retreat where every single unit comes with its own heated pool. The journey from the airport takes about 45 minutes by road, though the more memorable approach is by helicopter or boat, skimming across the same calm waters that will define your stay.
The 90 villas all embrace indoor-outdoor living, with terraces and gardens that blur the line between inside and out. Even the entry-level one-bedroom villas feel generous at 105 square metres, with views over gardens, beach, or ocean. For larger groups, the multi-bedroom residences and the three-bedroom Presidential Villa offer serious space, private infinity pools, and full kitchens. Dining is equally varied: seven restaurants and bars span Mauritian specialities, Mediterranean, Indian, Italian, and Pan Asian, plus an Omakase experience. Four heated pools give plenty of options for a quiet dip, and the award-winning Oseyan Spa perches on wooden pillars over the Indian Ocean, with treatment rooms that feel suspended above the water.
What really sets this resort apart is the natural life surrounding it. The lagoon here is home to the largest known seahorse population on the island, and the guided daily snorkelling excursions are genuinely special. You can also join mangrove tours, visit the bee-keeping farm, or take part in the seagrass nursery programme. There are four beaches to explore, including exclusive access to Ile Aux Cerfs beach, and complimentary non-motorised watersports keep things active. Golfers have two championship courses to play, and families are well catered for with separate kids and teens clubs.
Four Seasons Anahita works beautifully for couples wanting space and privacy, for families who need proper villas with pools, and for anyone who values a resort that engages with its natural surroundings rather than just sitting on top of them. It is polished, substantial, and genuinely memorable.
The 90 villas all embrace indoor-outdoor living, with terraces and gardens that blur the line between inside and out. Even the entry-level one-bedroom villas feel generous at 105 square metres, with views over gardens, beach, or ocean. For larger groups, the multi-bedroom residences and the three-bedroom Presidential Villa offer serious space, private infinity pools, and full kitchens. Dining is equally varied: seven restaurants and bars span Mauritian specialities, Mediterranean, Indian, Italian, and Pan Asian, plus an Omakase experience. Four heated pools give plenty of options for a quiet dip, and the award-winning Oseyan Spa perches on wooden pillars over the Indian Ocean, with treatment rooms that feel suspended above the water.
What really sets this resort apart is the natural life surrounding it. The lagoon here is home to the largest known seahorse population on the island, and the guided daily snorkelling excursions are genuinely special. You can also join mangrove tours, visit the bee-keeping farm, or take part in the seagrass nursery programme. There are four beaches to explore, including exclusive access to Ile Aux Cerfs beach, and complimentary non-motorised watersports keep things active. Golfers have two championship courses to play, and families are well catered for with separate kids and teens clubs.
Four Seasons Anahita works beautifully for couples wanting space and privacy, for families who need proper villas with pools, and for anyone who values a resort that engages with its natural surroundings rather than just sitting on top of them. It is polished, substantial, and genuinely memorable.
Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita Summary
Set across 26 acres on two lush islands surrounding a turquoise lagoon on Mauritius' east coast, Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita is an all-villa retreat where every accommodation comes with a private heated pool. The resort is located a 45-minute drive from the airport, although guests can also arrive by boat or helicopter.
At the top end, the three-bedroom Presidential Villa (451 sqm) has a private heated infinity pool plus a second pool, panoramic ocean views, expansive living and dining areas, and a full gourmet kitchen. Multi-bedroom Residences (266–661 sqm) are also available, with their own kitchens, terraces, and gardens.
There are four beaches including exclusive access to Île Aux Cerfs beach, and complimentary non-motorised watersports. The resort is home to the largest known seahorse population on the island, visible during guided daily snorkelling excursions. Other activities include kayaking and mangrove tours, bee-keeping farm visits, nature walks, marine education, and a seagrass nursery programme. For families, there are separate kids' and teens clubs.
Accommodation
All 90 units are villas with indoor-outdoor living and a private heated pool. One-bedroom villas (105 sqm) come with a terrace and extensive garden, with views over the gardens, beach, or ocean, located either on the mainland or on Île Aux Chats.At the top end, the three-bedroom Presidential Villa (451 sqm) has a private heated infinity pool plus a second pool, panoramic ocean views, expansive living and dining areas, and a full gourmet kitchen. Multi-bedroom Residences (266–661 sqm) are also available, with their own kitchens, terraces, and gardens.
Dining
The resort has seven restaurants and bars including two beach grills. Offerings range from Mauritian specialities and Mediterranean-inspired menus to Indian favourites, Italian classics, and Pan Asian dishes, plus Omakase.Facilities & Activities
The resort has four outdoor heated pools, access to two championship golf courses, two tennis courts with an instructor available, and complimentary bicycles for exploring the grounds. The award-winning Oseyan Spa is set on wooden pillars over the Indian Ocean, offering treatments using local exotic ingredients alongside a Yoga and meditation pavilion with ocean views. A 24-hour fitness centre with a 25-metre lap pool is also available.There are four beaches including exclusive access to Île Aux Cerfs beach, and complimentary non-motorised watersports. The resort is home to the largest known seahorse population on the island, visible during guided daily snorkelling excursions. Other activities include kayaking and mangrove tours, bee-keeping farm visits, nature walks, marine education, and a seagrass nursery programme. For families, there are separate kids' and teens clubs.
