Tucked away in a former coconut grove along the water’s edge near Pointe aux Canonniers, just where Grand Baie’s brilliant blue begins to unfold, La Maison 20 Degres Sud – Relais & Châteaux 5* is an adults-only sanctuary (12+) full of intimate charm. Entirely reimagined in 2025, this five-star hideaway now blends timeless elegance with a refreshed contemporary spirit, crafted exclusively for guests seeking tranquillity and refined simplicity.

As you step through the grand wooden doors, you’re welcomed into a world of gentle stillness. The hotel feels more like a private residence than a resort, with vintage-inspired décor, soft colours and a warm, discreet team who make everything feel effortlessly personal. Privacy and calm define the experience here, perfect for those looking to escape the faster rhythm of daily life.

Step into your Charm Room and enjoy a cosy retreat where modern touches blend beautifully with authentic Mauritian character. Bright, airy and thoughtfully designed, the space invites you to unwind the moment you arrive. Soft antique accents and whitewashed décor create a calming atmosphere, perfect for daydreaming after a morning by the sea.

Settle onto your terrace or balcony and take in peaceful views of the garden or pool

For an elevated experience, choose a Beachfront Room and wake up each day to the soothing rhythm of the ocean. Light, inviting décor and contemporary comforts create a serene space to relax between beach walks and island discoveries.

With uninterrupted sea views just steps away, your room becomes the perfect haven for a tranquil, restorative stay in Mauritius.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

Treat yourself to a full board stay and upgrade at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast, lunch and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.)

Begin the morning with a dip in one of two freshwater pools or wander along the golden beach as the ocean laps quietly at the shore. Whether you choose a sunlounger under the palms or a shaded spot by the sand, the island’s slow, soothing rhythm settles in naturally.

If you’re drawn to discovery, a world of experiences awaits. Slip beneath the surface on a snorkelling or diving trip, set sail on the lagoon, try deep-sea fishing or explore the coastline by bike. The nearby golf course (just five minutes away) adds another option for leisurely days. For total serenity, retreat to the spa or curl up with a book in the tranquil hotel library

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Discover Mauritius's most famous pilgrimage sites and admire the impressive seven-coloured lands of Chamarel.

Discover Mauritian culture from every angle: from Cap Malheureux to the Blue Penny Museum and the Botanical Gardens, not forgetting Aventure du Sucre and the Caudan Waterfront.

Get a taste of Mauritius' heritage by visiting the three estates that date back to colonial times and trace the route of tea, vanilla and rum.

On board a luxurious catamaran, you will sail along the charming East coast of Mauritius to discover the wonders of this picturesque part of the island: its long sheltered lagoon, the blue and green shades of the crystal-clear water, and the breathtaking coastal landscape, with mountains as a backdrop.

Enjoy a day with stops on two islands chosen for their beauty and unspoilt natural setting: Île-aux-Aigrettes, home to exotic flora and fauna, and Île des Deux Cocos, renowned for its heavenly seabed. 

Nestled in the heart of Chamarel, the Ebony Forest is a sanctuary home to some endangered species. Your guided walking tour begins with a stop at the observation post, which provides a view of the bird nurseries.

At the end of the tour, you will plant a young plant or its seeds. The excursion continues further south to "Kaz'alala," which historically was part of an old sugar mill, for a traditional Mauritian lunch.

Meet local craftspeople and discover their talents, creativity, cultures and traditions. Learn how local crafts contribute to the economic development of the island and find out how recycled materials are transformed into unique objects.

Discover the Royal Botanical Garden of Pamplemousses and Port-Louis with its colourful market, giant tortoises, deer, water lilies and lotuses. You'll have a panoramic view of the citadel and finish your visit at the market where you'll discover local produce.

Embark on a discovery of the west coast of Mauritius during a catamaran excursion, with dolphin watching in the open sea and a snorkelling session. Enjoy a delicious barbecue on board and visit to Île aux Bénitiers for a day of relaxation and adventure.

Located on the northern tip of Mauritius, Grand Baie is one of the island's most vibrant and sought-after destinations. Known for its lively atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and bustling harbour, it combines the charm of a coastal town with the appeal of a tropical resort. With a mix of local culture, vibrant nightlife, and stunning beaches, Grand Baie offers something for every type of traveller.

Must-sees:

• La Cuvette Beach, a serene spot ideal for swimming and sunbathing, just a short walk from the heart of Grand Baie.
• Grand Baie Bazaar, a lively market where visitors can find souvenirs, local crafts, and Mauritian textiles.
• Île aux Serpents, a small, uninhabited island off the coast, which can be reached by boat for a day of exploring and snorkelling.

Culinary culture:

Grand Baie offers a delightful range of dining options, where local flavours meet international influences. Mauritian cuisine, rich in spices, is best experienced in the many creole restaurants along the waterfront, serving fresh seafood dishes like rougaille and grilled tuna steaks. International influences from Indian, Chinese, and French cuisines can be found in the area's cosmopolitan restaurants, making it a true gastronomic melting pot.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its beaches and shopping, Grand Baie is rich in history and culture. Take a visit to the Maheswarnath Temple, one of the oldest and most significant Hindu temples on the island, where intricate architecture and religious ceremonies create a peaceful, reflective atmosphere. For nature lovers, a boat trip to the nearby Pamplemousses Botanical Garden offers an opportunity to explore lush landscapes and rare plant species.

Good to know:

Grand Baie is easily accessible from other parts of the island, with public transport and car hire readily available. The ideal time to visit is from May to December when the weather is cooler and perfect for outdoor activities. The town offers a wide range of accommodation, from boutique hotels to luxury resorts, ensuring a variety of choices for all types of travellers.