Getting to Anahita from the Airport

Landing at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is just the start of the party. To get to Anahita, you’ve got a 45-minute drive ahead of you, and it’s a scenic one. An average taxi ride to the hotel should run you about 2000 MUR (just shy of 42 EUR currently).

If you rented a car, head northeast on the M2, following signs toward Flacq. When you hit the signs for Beau Champ, you’re close. Just keep an eye out for Anahita’s entrance—it's marked, and the lush greenery makes it hard to miss. We recommend using the offline version of Google Maps, which works very well all over the island.

Anahita facilities

• Golf: A championship golf course designed by Ernie Els. Tee times are plentiful, but book ahead.
• Water Sports: Snorkelling, kayaking, water skiing (currently free to all Anahita guests).
• Pools: Pools for kids, adults, and lounging with a cocktail in hand.
• Spa: Great treatments, but pricey. For budget options, try Trou d’Eau Douce.
• Tennis & Padel Courts: Equipment available for rent if needed.

The Île aux Cerfs private beach

The private beach of Anahita on Île aux Cerfs is a secluded, pristine escape on one of Mauritius’ most iconic offshore islets. Reserved exclusively for guests of Anahita, the beach features turquoise lagoons, white sand, and a beach grill and bar.

How to Get There:

• Reach the Resort Jetty located at the back of the restaurant Origine.
• Board the Shuttle Boat (typically runs every 30 minutes).
• Once on the island, take the golf car shuttle to the beach.

Dining at Anahita: splurge or save?

The Origine Restaurant offers fine dining with a tropical twist, while Bliss serves wood-fired pizzas and salads beachside.

The food is good, but not cheap. To save money:

• Cook Your Meals: Villas have full kitchens. Shop local and cook your own Mauritian meals.
• Explore Local Restaurants: Visit markets and food stalls for authentic, affordable dishes.