Infinity pool hotels in Mauritius

Constance Prince Maurice is an infinity pool hotel in Mauritius on the northeast coast at Poste de Flacq, where a white sand beach meets a calm lagoon and a mangrove-lined inlet. The main pool is a beachfront infinity pool shared by all guests. It sits at ground level just behind the sand, with a long vanishing edge facing the lagoon and loungers on a wooden deck alongside. A separate lap pool suits swimmers who want lengths.

A member of The Leading Hotels of the World, the resort offers suites and villas only, and the hotel says every room looks out over the beach or the mountains. Some Junior Suites and villas stand on stilts above the water. The Beach Villas with a Private Pool add their own heated pool and direct beach access, while the Princely Villa joins two Junior Suites and a villa, with private heated pools and a personal villa master.

Dining covers three restaurants, three bars and a wine cellar. Archipel looks across the beach and the infinity pool. Le Barachois is a floating restaurant reached by a lantern-lit pontoon through the mangroves, above a natural fish reserve, and the Barachois Floating Bar nearby is the place for sunset drinks. The Constance Spa has a thermal pool, a cold plunge pool, a sauna and a steam room. Children aged 4 to 11 can join the Coconut Tribe kids' club, which has its own pool.

Best for: honeymooners and families who want a kids' club beside a calm lagoon.

Turtle Bay, a protected marine park on the north-west coast, is the setting for The Oberoi Beach Resort, Mauritius. This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius has two outdoor pools with ocean views. The Turtle Bay pool is the infinity pool, edged with dark volcanic rock and stone columns. The hotel keeps it for adult guests but does not state a minimum age. The On The Rocks pool is open to all guests, and The Hub kids' club, for children aged 4 to 12, has its own heated pool.

The resort covers 20 acres of subtropical gardens. Its beachfront runs for about 600 meters (2,000 feet) along three crescents of white sand, with sunset views across the bay. Snorkeling trips in the marine park, kayaking and sailing are complimentary from the resort's own boat house.

Guests stay in thatched pavilions and villas with handmade furniture, most with a sunken marble bathtub. The Luxury Villas with Private Pool and the Royal Ocean View Villas add a courtyard garden, a dining pavilion and a heated private pool. The Restaurant serves Creole, Indian and international dishes, On the Rocks sets its tables on volcanic rocks at the edge of the ocean, and The Oberoi Spa focuses on signature massages and African-inspired treatments.

Best for: couples who want a quiet adult pool facing the sea, and families who value a kids' club with a pool of its own.

LUX* Grand Baie is an infinity pool hotel in Mauritius, set on a curved beach of the north coast next to the lively town of Grand Baie. Its shared rooftop infinity pool belongs to Bisou, the resort's rooftop bar and restaurant, and is more than 30 meters (100 feet) long, with a wide view over the lagoon. Guests rest in poolside cabanas or have lunch at tables set in the water, while a DJ plays soft music by day and turns it up at sunset. During the day Bisou is reserved for adults, and children may come up to dine with their parents.

Interiors are by British designer Kelly Hoppen. The Ocean Junior Suites on the second floor have terraces facing the lagoon. Heated private pools come with the two-bedroom Pool Villas, the three-bedroom Grand Beach Pool Villa on the sand, and the Pool Residences and Pool Penthouses, which stand across the road and connect to the resort by a skywalk. The villas and penthouses include butler service.

The resort has 4 restaurants and 3 bars, among them Beach Rouge, a beach club with Mediterranean food, and Ai KISU for contemporary Asian cuisine. The LUX* ME Spa has a hammam and a heated pool on its lower floor, and the roof also holds an outdoor fitness area with two running tracks. An All-Inclusive package with meals and drinks is available as an option, and the PLAY kids' club takes children aged 3 to 11.

Best for: couples who want a social rooftop scene, and families or friends sharing a pool villa.

The infinity pool at Paradise Cove Boutique Hotel sits at the far end of the hotel's own peninsula at Anse la Raie, on the north coast of Mauritius. Shared by all guests, it has a wooden deck with sunbeds and an edge that seems to merge with the turquoise lagoon, with the islands off the northern coast on the horizon. This is an adults-only infinity pool hotel in Mauritius, and only guests aged 18 and over can stay.

The Peninsula also has a Mediterranean restaurant for lunch and dinner and a bar that looks over the lagoon at sunset. The main swimming pool lies among coconut palms near the hotel's natural cove, where lounge chairs line the sand. Along the path to the Peninsula, thatched love nests hidden between palm trees give couples a private place to rest.

The 75 rooms and suites all look onto the cove and are designed for two adults, with double shower heads in every category. The two Senior Suites add a lounge area and a whirlpool. There are four restaurants, among them The Dining Room for contemporary Mauritian cooking and XO for Japanese food, and meal plans range from bed and breakfast to all-inclusive. The Cinq Mondes spa has a double massage kiosk overlooking the sea, and the wellness program includes yoga and Pilates classes. The hotel is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World.

Best for: couples and honeymooners who want a quiet adults-only stay with a lagoon-view pool.

All 190 rooms at The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa, Mauritius are suites, set along the beach at Balaclava on the north-west coast. This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius has two shared outdoor pools for hotel guests, and the resort lists both as infinity pools. The main pool runs at beach level just behind the sand, with its open edge facing the lagoon, and includes a children's pool. The second one is the pool of the Whisper Zone, a quieter area the resort marks as adult only; it does not publish a minimum age for it.

The resort sits within the natural marine park of Turtle Bay, and many suites look over the bay from a private balcony or terrace. Beachfront Suites are just steps from the ocean, while Banyan and Beachfront Suites add separate living and dining areas with ocean views. There are also 19 Family Suites, and every room has the brand's Heavenly Bed.

Wellness shapes the program. Heavenly Spa has a private garden to rest in before and after treatments, and private yoga sessions take place on the shoreline at sunrise. Kayaking, pedal boats, windsurfing and glass-bottom boat trips are included, and guests can snorkel or dive on the reef. Among the five restaurants, Kangan serves Indian dishes next to the pool and Beach Grill sits on the seafront, while the Westin Farm at the far end of the grounds grows herbs and vegetables for the kitchens. The Westin Family Kids Club is complimentary.

Best for: couples on a wellness stay who want the adult-only Whisper Zone pool, and families who want a kids' club and a children's pool.

Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa stands on the beach at Wolmar, near Flic en Flac on the west coast, with a lagoon in front and Le Morne Brabant, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the background. This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius has two pools. The adults-only infinity pool looks out over the ocean, and the hotel publishes no minimum age for it. The second pool is a spacious, kid-friendly pool area where families feel at home, and the Hibiscus Pool Bar serves cocktails next to the infinity pool.

Rooms and suites look over the palm garden and pools, or over Flic en Flac Beach toward Le Morne Brabant, and the beachfront suites add private outdoor space. Families can book the Beachfront Family Suite, with a separate living room, a private terrace and direct access to the sand, or the larger Grand Family Beachfront Suite. The Ti Koi Kids Club runs activities for children aged 3 to 12.

The four restaurants serve Indian dishes at Kesari, Thai cooking at Ginger Thai, themed buffets at Pomme d'Amour, and seafood and tapas on the sand at Coquillages. The Sunset Bar holds a torch lighting ceremony every evening, and live music plays at sunset on several evenings a week. The spa has a sauna, a steam room and a couples cabin with a private whirlpool. On the lagoon, guests can take out pedal boats, paddle boards and small catamarans at no charge.

Best for: couples who want a quiet pool kept for adults, and families who want beachfront suites and a kids' club.

Two infinity pools look out over the Indian Ocean at InterContinental Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort, a beachfront resort on Balaclava Bay on the north-west coast. Both are shared pools open to all hotel guests, and both are heated in winter. The main pool is a large beachfront infinity pool set just behind the sand, with an adjoining children's pool and drinks from the Sugarcane beach bar next to it. The Ocean View Pool, at the southern end of the resort, faces Balaclava Bay and Port Louis and is a quiet place for a sunset drink.

This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius has 210 rooms, 30 of them suites, and rooms open onto private terraces or balconies facing the sea. Deluxe Rooms measure 56 square meters (602 square feet), follow traditional Mauritian architecture and have an oversized bathtub. The Terrace Suite adds a private terrace with an outdoor jetted tub and views over the ocean and the pool.

The resort is located in a national marine park with direct access to coral reefs, and its Boat House offers complimentary kayaking, snorkeling trips, glass-bottom boat outings and scuba diving initiation. Four restaurants serve Mediterranean, Pan-Asian, Indian and international buffet cuisine, and the Talipot Bar opens onto sea views. SPA InterContinental has seven treatment rooms, two of them for couples, plus a sauna and a steam room, and the fitness center is reserved for guests aged 16 and over. Children aged 4 to 12 have their own kids' club.

Best for: couples looking for a calm beach base with water sports, and families who want a kids' club.

Guests at Sofitel Mauritius L'Imperial Resort & Spa, a beach resort at Wolmar, Flic en Flac, on the west coast, choose between two pools. The large main pool, which the hotel suggests for families, is open to everyone. Le Flamboyant, the resort's newer pool on the north wing, is an adults-only infinity pool with a swim-up bar that faces the sunset. The hotel publishes no age limit for it, and in the winter months, when Le Flamboyant is heated, children may swim there with their parents while it stays an adult quiet zone.

The rest of this infinity pool hotel in Mauritius follows an East Asian design, with a white sand beach, gardens with views of the mountain peaks and a zen Japanese garden. Many rooms and suites overlook the ocean or the Japanese garden. Magnifique Rooms have an ocean view and a furnished balcony or terrace, and the Opera and Imperial Suites add direct beach access. Prestige Suites have a sofa bed in the living room for children.

Lunch at the beach restaurant is grilled fish and meat. Kestrel Bar, between the pool and the ocean, looks over the lagoon, while the beach bar has live music and dancing on the sand in the evenings. The Asian-style Sofitel Spa offers massage and beauty rituals, and the gym overlooks the mountain.

Children from 4 to 12 can join the Le Petit Prince themed Kids Club, and the resort also has a kids' pool and a playground. Best for: couples who want sunset drinks at a swim-up bar, and families with children aged 4 to 12.

Every villa and residence at Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita comes with its own garden and private pool. At this infinity pool hotel in Mauritius, the infinity pools belong to specific categories: the Four-Bedroom Garden Residence has its own, and the Three-Bedroom Royal Sanctuary, at the tip of the resort's private island, Ile aux Chats, pairs a north-facing infinity pool with a heated plunge pool. The Oceanfront and Premium Beach-View Pool Villas have heated plunge pools. All guests share four outdoor pools, and the fitness center has a semi-Olympic lap pool.

The resort covers 64 acres on the east coast, bordered by a lagoon and the ocean, with Bambou Mountain behind it. Its 136 villas and residences have terraces that look over the ocean, gardens or mangroves, and they were redesigned during a seven-month renovation before the resort reopened in late 2025. The resort also keeps a beach on Ile aux Cerfs reserved for Four Seasons guests, and non-motorized water sports are included for everyone.

Oseyan Spa stands on wooden pillars above the lagoon, and its Royal Spa Suite can be booked by the hour. There are five restaurants, and golfers can choose between the Ernie Els-designed Anahita Golf Club and Bernhard Langer's course on Ile aux Cerfs. Kids For All Seasons welcomes children aged 4 to 9. Teenagers have their own club for ages 10 to 18.

Best for: couples who want a private pool villa by a calm lagoon, and families or groups of friends taking a residence.

Ocean V Hotel is built around its rooftop, where an infinity pool, a restaurant and a bar look over a calm bay. The hotel stands at Pereybere, just north of Grand Baie on the north coast of Mauritius. The rooftop infinity pool is shared by all guests and looks out to sea, with wide views of the bay at sunset. A modern boutique property, it is an adults-only infinity pool hotel in Mauritius for guests aged 16 and over.

The 38 rooms are spread over two levels in five categories. Superior Rooms face the mountains, while Deluxe Rooms, with a queen bed or twin beds, have a private balcony with a partial view of the Indian Ocean. The three suite categories have ocean views. The Senior Suite adds a separate lounge and a deep soaking bathtub, and the Panoramic Suite, the largest, has 360-degree views of the ocean, the surrounding landscape and the distant mountains, plus a freestanding bathtub.

The Rooftop Restaurant serves local and international dishes from breakfast to dinner, with views of the ocean and the mountains. Manzu, the second restaurant, offers Asian fusion teppanyaki with live cooking in the evening. The Rooftop Bar serves signature cocktails from morning until late evening, and a Lounge Bar offers coffee, light bites and drinks. In the evening the restaurants ask for elegant attire, with long pants and shoes for men. SeaSpa has one double and two single treatment rooms, and there is a fitness room. Best for: couples who want a lively rooftop pool and bar, and travelers looking for a modern base near Grand Baie and Pereybere to explore the island.

Thatched and shingle roofs, timber spa pavilions and a village of Creole-style villas set the tone at Anelia Resort & Spa, a four-star beach resort on Dolphins Bay at Flic en Flac, on the west coast of Mauritius. This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius has two infinity pools with ocean views, both shared by all guests, plus two separate kids' pools. The main pool sits in the gardens just behind the sand: a beachfront infinity pool with a cascading water feature and its edge open to the ocean.

Much of the resort's daily life happens around this pool. La Toque Blanche, the main restaurant, overlooks it and serves themed buffet dinners, with weekly Sega and cultural shows. The Dolphin Bar sits beside the pool, and the hotel suggests watching for dolphins from there. On the sand, the Esplanade Beach Grill serves seafood under a thatched roof, and the Sunset Bar offers rum cocktails as the sun goes down over the sea.

Rooms range from Superior rooms with a newer, contemporary design and a balcony to ground-floor Deluxe rooms with a sofa bed. The bungalows have one to three bedrooms, a kitchenette and a terrace in the tropical gardens. The Garden Spa has six treatment rooms in individual timber-roofed pavilions, plus a hammam, a sauna and an outdoor hot tub in the garden. The boat house arranges kayaks, glass-bottom boat trips, snorkeling and scuba diving, with a supplement for diving.

Best for: couples who want a relaxed beach resort on the sunset coast, and families who need a bungalow with a kitchenette and kids' pools.

Shaped like a panga, the long knife that Mauritians use to cut sugar cane, the main pool at SO/ Sofitel Mauritius runs along the beach at Bel Ombre. It is a shared infinity pool open to all guests, its seaward edge facing the lagoon and the Indian Ocean, and it is heated in winter. At Takamaka Bar, under a tall thatched roof, cushioned leather seats are set right in the water, and Le Flamboyant, the themed buffet restaurant, sits beside the pool.

This infinity pool hotel in Mauritius is on the wild south coast, an area known for its protected turquoise lagoon and forests. Architect Lek Bunnag designed the resort and designer Kenzo Takada imagined the interiors. The SO Suites have a terrace and a garden view toward the sea, and some add a private garden with an open-air bathtub. The SO Beach Villas stand on the beachfront, each with a private garden and a heated plunge pool, and the two-bedroom VIP Beach Villa has its own heated pool and a living room.

Wellness centers on the SO SPA, with hammams and open-air cold and warm pools, plus a gym and an outdoor tennis court. Families can choose the SO Family Suite or the SO Family Beach Villa, and the resort has a kids' club.

Best for: couples who want a design-led beach resort with a strong spa, and families looking for a beachfront villa with its own heated plunge pool.