Villa RegisMauritius

Featuring four exquisitely appointed bedrooms, all with their own spacious ocean-facing terrace, the Villa’s private entrance opens out into a spectacular and elegantly furnished living accommodation, including dining areas, lounges, office and direct access to a 143-metre beachfront. The Villa’s spacious volumes are further enhanced by an inside-outside design concept with the facades sliding away to reveal ocean views stretching as far as the eye can see.

With a professionally equipped kitchen and a chef at your service 24/7, dining options are limitless. Whether for a family indoor dinner or a romantic poolside tête-a-tête, experience a rare culinary voyage. The Villa is provided with a private dining room and a large family dining table that seats up to 12 people. The St. Regis Villa guests can also choose from the five distinct gastronomic experiences of The St. Regis Mauritius Resort or the Resort’s extensive In-room Dining Menu. Equipped with its very own private bar with wine the Villa guests will have an ample variety of cocktails and wines to choose from.

Built at the end of The resort, and with its own private access, the Villa is only steps away from the beach line. Facing the world famous One Eye kite surfing spot, Regis Villa offers exceptional views on the turquoise lagoon and breathtaking sunsets.

The resort is nestled on the legendary Le Morne peninsula at the far southwestern tip of the island of Mauritius. Overlooking sparking white sand beaches and a pristine turquoise lagoon, the peninsula was added to the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2008. Nearby, myriad caves, steep slopes, rare plants—including the Mandrinette and Trochetia boutoniana—and a singular 500-metre-high basaltic rock define the surrounding area’s dramatic natural beauty. Additional outdoor destinations include Black River Gorges National Park, La Vanille Crocodile and Casela Parks, and the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.

Aside from the captivating scenery, consistent offshore breezes make the area a top spot for kite flying or kite surfing including the famous ‘One Eye’ surf spot. The translucent waters also draw visitors and locals in search of ocean activities ranging from big game fishing, undersea walking, and swimming with dolphins to sailing, snorkelling, diving, and more. For an extremely memorable adventure, there are helicopter tours and skydiving adventures. A day trip to the nearby Île aux Cerfs, meanwhile, reveals some of the region’s most breathtaking beaches, while just 20 minutes away Tamarina Golf Course presents the island’s most pristine golfing experience.

Supplementary enriching cultural activities include visits to the village of Charmarel or Aapravasi Ghat monument and shopping at either the Bagatelle Mall of Mauritius (45 kilometres away) or Cacavella Shopping village (25 kilometres away). A tour of the Chamarel Rum Factory provides insight into the island’s rich history while horseback riding and four-wheeling add to the array of endless recreation options.

Featuring five distinct fine dining culinary experiences, The resort offers epicureans a myriad of gastronomic influences ranging from French-inspired and traditional Mauritian cuisine to the exotic dishes of South-East Asia and fine Japanese selections.

Committed to providing an unforgettable wellness escape, the Iridium Spa on resort unites a timeless design, sparkling chandeliers, and elegantly crafted, private spaces with warm, metallic accents and incandescent garden views that evolve daily as the sun passes over the island.