The Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel, a 4 stars Trident, is situated on the south east coast of Mauritius, and is only a short ten minutes drive from the airport. The hotel is set amongst beautiful tropical gardens.
A white sun drenched beach and the crystal clear turquoise lagoon of Blue Bay surround the hotel. The bay is home for the “Coral Garden” a wonderful snorkelling area that is a Nature Reserve.
The hotel’s situation allows you to experience the best of both worlds; you can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Blue Bay and the neighbouring village of Mahébourg, or you can visit the capital of Mauritius, Port-Louis which is only 45 mins drive by Taxi
72 rooms consisting of 13 Deluxe, 14 Superior and 45 Standard with a balcony or terrace except triple and family rooms.
All rooms have individual air-conditioning unit, International direct dialing telephone, color television (satellite dish – 15 channels), fridge upon request (fee Rs 50 per day), private shower and toilet (bath tub/safe and hairdryer in deluxe rooms)
Relax and soak up the sun whilst sipping a refreshing cocktail.
Enjoy the vast range of culinary delights in either of our two restaurants. Our main dinning room offers a buffet nightly where you can experience a different theme each evening, ranging from Indian buffets to traditional Mauritian Buffet
Live entertainment is provided for you nightly, including our resident band as well as traditional Sega and Indian Dance Shows
For the more energetic guest we have a large range of land and water sports available free of charge including, table tennis, volleyball, windsurfing, kayaking, pedaloes, snorkelling and mini sailboats. Deep sea fishing and diving can also be arranged at a surcharge.
We offer a wide spectrum of sailing activities and organize trips to the outlying islets. Our catamarans and speedboats cruise to the Ile Aigrettes, a 5 hectare islet 100-m off Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel. The islet consists of an old calcareous coral reef partially overlain by sand and soil deposits. It is an internationally important site as it was declared a nature reserve in 1965. Many of the plants found there grow nowhere else in the world
The Blue Bay Marine Park is a must see! There you will find rare corals and fish species in a depth of 5.5 metres. There is more than 50 different species of corals that have been identified, and more than 80% are alive.
The Blue Bay Marine Park is now protected by the government, due to constant degradation of the marine environment left by urbanisation and the tourism industry.
