Property co-ownership and luxury holiday villas in Bel Ombre, Mauritius

The local area

Mauritius is synonymous with tropical perfection. Impossibly silver-white beaches, turquoise blue waters and an evocative landscape of woods and extinct volcanoes - all set in the Indian Ocean - make this island an other-worldly paradise.

Our luxury villa, Bel Ombre, is the idyllic second home; it can be found in the beautiful surroundings of a former sugar estate, where you can enjoy the pristine beaches, captivating wildlife, and sun-soaked romance of this beautiful island from the comfort of your holiday home-from-home.

The History of Mauritius

Mauritius was uninhabited before its discovery, but how this discovery came about is contested. The island started to appear on European maps in the early 16th century, and Portuguese sailors found the island between 1507 and 1513. Despite this, it's thought that the Arabs knew of Mauritius before the Europeans, but it wasn't until the Dutch bought sugar cane and Java deer to the island that permanent settlements were made. They left in 1710 for the Cape of Good Hope, and after this both the French and English colonised Mauritius before it won independence in 1968.

Exploring Mauritius from your Luxury Villa

From the comfort of your own luxury villa, the whole island is open to you. At the shore you can unwind on the beaches, kayak on the perfect crystalline waters, relax with deep sea fishing and enjoy any number of world-class water sports. Inland, the sight of lakes inside extinct craters of volcanoes, the "coloured earths" of Chamarel and stunning nature reserves will all delight any visitor. Mauritius has also saved more bird species from extinction than any other country on earth and they can be spotted throughout the island.

Diverse and Exotic Cuisine

Mauritius may be inhabited by only one million people, but with fertile soil and a cultural mix that has informed and enriched its food culture, the cuisine here is often both locally sourced and incredibly diverse. Islands tend to attract and become shaped by an assortment of cultural influences, and with a blend of French, Indian, Chinese and Creole inspiration, the unique culinary tradition of Mauritius enough to fascinate any foodie.

A visit to our luxury villas in Mauritius will be full of culinary delights, from the simplicity of enjoying sweet Mauritian pineapples at the beach to high-end fine dining. Dishes to try on Mauritius include the vast range of delicious curries, which tell of both Creole and Indian influences, the deep fried Mauritian snacks known as Gajak and palm heart salad. For something a little more refreshing in the tropical heat, don't forget to sample the lime tang of the island's rum punch.

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Bel Ombre, Mauritius

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Bel Ombre, Mauritius

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Bel Ombre

The local area

The History of Mauritius

Exploring Mauritius from your Luxury Villa

Diverse and Exotic Cuisine

The Experience

Le Château de Bel Ombre

Varangue sur Morne

Ferney Falaise Rouge Restaurant

Amafrooty at The Heritage Awali Hotel

L'Alchimiste

Big Willy’s

Lakaz Cascavelle

Nightlife in Mauritius

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Gardens: Giant Water Lilies and Ancient Trees

Explore Unique Flora in Mauritius

Visit Ile aux Aigrettes

A Journey Through Reborn Biodiversity

Natural History Museum: Mauritius' Oldest Cultural Landmark

Historic Treasures in the Heart of Port Louis

La Vanille: Nature Park

Meet the Wildlife

Unleash Fun at Domaine de l'Etoile

Mauritius' Ultimate Adventure Playground

Bel Ombre Nature Reserve: Nature’s Playground

Wildlife Haven

Blue Penny Museum: Mauritian History and Art

Journey Through Time

Photography Museum: Tristan Breville

Mauritius Photo Museum

L’Aventure du Sucre: Mauritian Sugar Museum

Explore Mauritius' Sugar History

La Vallée des Couleurs: Mauritius’ Outdoor Excitement

Nature & Adventure

Château de Labourdonnais: Historic Estate

Discover a Grand 19th-Century Estate

Aapravasi Ghat: UNESCO World Heritage

Old Immigration Depot

Chamarel: Home to Nature’s Stunning Wonders

Discover the Photogenic Falls

Ganga Talao: A Sacred Lake in Mauritius

Volcanic Crater and Hindu Heritage

Black River Gorges National Park: Mauritius’ Natural Wonderland

Hike, Spot Wildlife, and Snap Photos

Grand Baie: The Perfect Family Beach Escape

Soft Sands and Gentle Waves

Cap Malheureux: A Charming Village with Historic Views

Explore Nearby Islands and Rich History

Casela Park: A Wildlife Adventure in Mauritius

Explore Exotic Animals and Lush Open Spaces

La Vanille Reserve des Mascareignes: Family Fun in the South

Giant Crocodiles and Meet Domino the Tortoise

Port Louis: The Heartbeat of Mauritius

Dive into Local Culture

Pereybere: The Island's Best Cove

Perfect for Watersports and Deep Blue Waters

Île aux Cerfs: Mauritius

Heritage Golf Club

World-Class Golfing in Paradise

Paradis Golf Club

Play at the Stunning Paradis Golf Club

Gymkhana Club

Historic Golfing at Its Best

The Links Golf

Master the Links

Tamarina Golf Estate

Golf with Ocean and Mountain Views

Horse riding in Bel Ombre

Bird Watching in Bel Ombre

Walking and Hiking in Valriche Nature Reserve

Bel Ombre Snorkelling and Diving

The Sanctuary Spa

Seven Colours Spa

One & Only Spa

Mini Safari at Casela Leisure Park

African Savannah Adventure

A day at the races

Trek and Cycle Adventure at Domaine de Bel Ombre Reserve

Scenic Adventure through Bel Ombre Reserve

Experience the Indian Ocean Depths with Blue Safari Submarines