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In Calodyne, the villas favour generous, light-filled interiors that open naturally onto terraces, gardens and the surrounding coastal landscape. Comfortable bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens and spacious reception areas make them particularly suitable for families and groups looking to share time together without giving up their own space.
Several properties place a particular emphasis on relaxation, with features such as private spas, jacuzzis or dedicated wellness areas. Some villas feature private swimming pools, often accompanied by sun loungers, shaded terraces and outdoor dining spaces designed for long days outside.
In selected villas, the experience is further enhanced by house staff or a private chef or cook, with meals and day-to-day assistance provided directly at the property for a more comfortable and personalised stay.
Villanovo’s villas in Calodyne are set across different coastal environments, from our properties with direct access to the beach to more secluded homes surrounded by gardens and residential landscapes. Some villas open onto the lagoon and northern islets, while others prioritise privacy and a quieter setting.
Villanovo also offers villas in Cap Malheureux and properties in Grand Baie, providing a choice of distinct settings from which to discover the north of Mauritius.
Villanovo’s dedicated local concierge service can assist with the practical details of the stay, from airport transfers and private drivers to restaurant reservations, childcare and in-villa services. Depending on the property and guests’ preferences, the team can also arrange private chefs, wellness treatments and other personalised services at the villa.
Beyond these practical arrangements, the concierge can help shape unforgettable experiences across Mauritius, from private excursions and cultural discoveries to carefully selected addresses and activities adapted to the pace of the stay.
Calodyne’s lagoon is well suited to swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling, while deeper waters off the northern coast offer opportunities for scuba diving. Boat and catamaran trips towards Coin de Mire, Île Plate and Îlot Gabriel provide another way to discover the clear waters and marine landscapes that characterise this part of Mauritius.
Along the coast, a sandy beach, tropical vegetation and coconut trees shape the scenery, while Anse La Raie offers another peaceful coastal setting for time by the lagoon and walks along the shore. Grand Baie provides a livelier contrast, with restaurants, shops and a wider choice of water-based activities.
The surrounding area also lends itself to days exploring Cap Malheureux and Grand Gaube, discovering quieter coves along the northern coastline or playing a round of golf at Mont Choisy. Together, these experiences offer a varied way to enjoy Calodyne and the wider north, between the lagoon, coastal landscapes and outdoor activities.
