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Private pools are central to many of our Mauritius villas. Depending on the property, you may find a large heated infinity pool overlooking a turquoise lagoon, a swimming pool surrounded by tropical gardens or a more intimate setting designed for long afternoons outdoors.
Around the pool, sun loungers, shaded terraces and outdoor dining areas create the perfect setting for spending time together. Some properties also enjoy panoramic views across the Indian Ocean, making the terrace an inviting place to watch the sunset at the end of the day.
For families, having a Mauritius villa with a private pool also makes it easier to organise the day around different ages and routines. Children can spend time in the water while adults relax nearby, and larger properties offer enough space for everyone to enjoy a little independence.
Many villas are also positioned close to the coast, giving guests easy access to the sea as well as their own swimming pool. For travellers who want to move easily between both, Villanovo also offers Mauritius villas with direct access to the beach. This makes it easy to move naturally between the beach, the garden and the privacy of the house.
Beyond the swimming pool, our villas in Mauritius offer a variety of facilities depending on the property. These can include landscaped gardens, fitness rooms, tennis courts, jacuzzis, saunas and dedicated spa areas.
Some villas also include house staff for daily housekeeping and practical assistance during the stay. For guests who prefer meals to be prepared at the property, selected homes also offer the services of a chef or cook according to the arrangements available.
Properties range from smaller villas suited to couples or families to larger houses with several bedrooms, spacious dining areas and extensive gardens for groups travelling together.
Their settings are equally varied. Some look directly across the lagoon, others sit among tropical vegetation, while several are located within easy reach of golf courses, restaurants and coastal villages.
Where you stay in Mauritius will depend on the atmosphere and activities you are looking for.
In the north, villas in Grand Baie place restaurants, shops, beaches and boat departures within easy reach. Nearby Trou aux Biches and Pointe aux Canonniers offer further options for travellers who want plenty of services close at hand while retaining the privacy of their own house.
On the east coast, areas such as Belle Mare, Roches Noires and Trou d’Eau Douce are known for their lagoons, beaches and proximity to golf courses. This side of the island also offers opportunities for snorkelling, sailing and discovering the surrounding marine life.
The west coast offers a different setting. Villas in Flic en Flac provide easy access to a long beach, restaurants and everyday amenities, while Tamarin and Black River place travellers closer to mountains, surfing, hiking and boat trips.
Further south, the atmosphere becomes quieter, with villas set near lagoons, nature reserves and golf estates. This part of Mauritius suits travellers who want to alternate time at the villa with days exploring the island’s landscapes.
Villanovo’s dedicated local concierge service can assist before and during the stay with practical arrangements and selected experiences. Depending on your plans, this may include airport transfers, car hire, childcare, restaurant reservations, boat hire or the services of a private chef.
The concierge team can also recommend beaches, restaurants and activities according to the location of the villa and the composition of the group. This local knowledge makes it easier to organise the experiences that matter to you while keeping the rest of the stay flexible.
The aim is to coordinate the services and experiences you need while leaving you free to enjoy Mauritius at your own pace.
A villa with a private pool provides a comfortable base for discovering the island. Along the coast, days can include snorkelling, paddleboarding, sailing, diving or kitesurfing, depending on the region and local conditions.
Boat trips can take you towards Île aux Cerfs, Île aux Bénitiers or the northern islets, offering another way to experience Mauritius’ lagoons and marine life. On land, the island’s natural beauty can be explored through hikes in Black River Gorges National Park, walks around Chamarel or routes overlooking the lagoon at Le Morne Brabant.
Golf is another option, with courses around Anahita, Bel Ombre, Tamarina and other parts of the island. Whether you prefer time on the water, hiking, golf or a quieter day beside your private pool, Mauritius offers a wide choice of outdoor activities throughout the stay.
