FOODIES’ DELIGHT A stay here is made all the more memorable by the array of great food on offer, whether you want an upmarket restaurant dinner, or a romantic picnic on the beach. The more casual La Terrasse eatery looks like an island itself, with a pool winding through parts of the terrace diners sit on. Here, you can enjoy superb breakfast buffets, as well as great lunches, from Mauritian curries to lighter sushi and sashimi dishes. The sleek Prime Contemporary Grill offers more sophisticated dining, while you can indulge in modern Indian flavours at The Indian Pavilion -ask about dining options for special occasions, to enjoy dinner at the water’s edge, sinking your toes into the soft sand under the table. If you’re after a celebratory cocktail, head to The Pool Bar to unwind.
You’ll find the story in sight far better than in any book you’ve brought to read.
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As for activities, you’re spoilt for choice. Drop your children off at the KidsOnly club, which offers fantastic indoor and outdoor activities, while you head out to explore.
Hit the green at the nine-hole Gary Player golf course, with such incredible views, you’ll find it hard to concentrate on your next shot! Or sign up for the resort’s water sports – try water skiing, or channel your inner child with a thrilling tube ride behind a speedboat, instead. Boats leave the jetty throughout the day for snorkelling or, if you’d prefer, sail out on the glass-bottom
boat, and still get the best view of the vibrantly-coloured underwater life.
Soothe your mind and muscles after a day’s activities in the tranquil setting of the One&Only Spa. We recommend a treatment in the Garden Spa Pavilion, which is suspended over water and surrounded by lush greenery. Here, ask for the 90-minute Le Saint Geran Signature Ritual, where the therapist uses natural local ingredients, like coconut and honey, for your full-body scrub, and nourishing oils for your full-body massage. During your treatment, listen to the softly-chirping birds and trickling water, with the occasional splash of a koi. You’ll feel like you’re on cloud nine afterwards, and appreciate the richness in everything you lay your eyes on as you walk back to your room.
The views from every angle at this resort are spectacular. The story that lies in sight will be far better than the one in the book you’ve brought along for beach reading!
Lauren Mc Diarmid was flown from Joburg to Mauritius by South African Airways (see flysaa.comj and stayed in a Junior Suite at One&Only Le Saint Geran (see lesaintgeran.oneandonlyresorts.comj.
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