Shangri-La Le Touessrok has long been a legend on Mauritius’ east coast — the kind of place that gently redefines island luxury without ever trying too hard. Days here drift between powdery sands and palm-fringed pools, with the iconic Ilot Mangénie island just a short boat ride away, reserved exclusively for guests who want their castaway fantasies fully realised (with butler service, naturally).
There’s a quiet glamour to the resort: five beaches, an 18-hole Bernhard Langer-designed golf course on Ile aux Cerfs, and a calm lagoon that invites paddle boarding before breakfast. Dining is equally memorable — from Japanese-Peruvian at Kushi to feet-in-the-sand Mauritian feasts at Republik Beach Club & Grill. The Chi Spa draws on Asian healing philosophies, with treatments designed to ease you into the island’s unhurried rhythm.
Families are looked after with thoughtful extras — kids’ club adventures, teens’ hangouts, and roomy suites that mean no one’s on top of each other. Couples, meanwhile, find plenty of corners to hide away: beachfront daybeds, sunset catamaran cruises, and private dinners under the stars.
Perched along Mauritius’ famous Trou d’Eau Douce Bay, Shangri-La Le Touessrok stretches across an enviable swathe of the island’s east coast, about a 50-minute drive from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport. Guests can hop over to Ile aux Cerfs for beach picnics or a round of golf, or explore the village of Trou d’Eau Douce for a taste of local island life.
Rooms and suites feel fresh and elegant — all airy white linens, warm wood finishes, and big terraces angled for maximum ocean or lagoon views. Beach Access Junior Suites are favourites for a reason: roll straight from bed to sand in seconds. For something even more special, the Frangipani Club suites sit on a separate islet connected by a bridge — all come with champagne on arrival, daily cocktails, and exclusive pool access.
Travelling with a large group? Multi-bedroom villas come with private pools, round-the-clock butlers, and gardens big enough to feel like your own private resort. Little touches — like pillow menus, daily stocked minibars, and those signature Shangri-La beds — make it easy to settle in for the long haul.
Yes — guests have complimentary access to the Bernhard Langer-designed 18-hole championship golf course on Ile aux Cerfs, with free boat transfers.
Many non-motorised water sports are complimentary — expect paddle boarding, kayaking and snorkelling straight off the beach.
Definitely — Trou d’Eau Douce village is nearby for local eats and handicrafts. The concierge can arrange guided trips further afield too.
Guests can choose from bed & breakfast, half board or full board. The resort has several à la carte restaurants, so it’s worth booking ahead — and if you’re on half or full board, you’ll have plenty of dining flexibility with credits that can be used across different outlets.
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