Situated on the west coast of Mauritius, Sugar Beach promotes refined elegance, luxurious comforts and exquisite surroundings creating fabulous Mauritian breaks for even the most harassed travellers in search of a tropical escape. Delivering copi...
Situated on the west coast of Mauritius, Sugar Beach promotes refined elegance, luxurious comforts and exquisite surroundings creating fabulous Mauritian breaks for even the most harassed travellers in search of a tropical escape. Delivering copious amounts of sun, heritage and natural beauty, Sugar Beach in conjunction with all of Mauritius, promises to be an unforgettably stylish retreat. Enjoy gastronomy at its finest, superior accommodation including villas and beach access rooms, plus spa and fitness with varying treatments. The resorts boasts a configuration of function rooms perfect for business and celebratory events, plus a fantastic Sun Kids Club for children aged 2 to 11 years and a separate Teen’s Club for day and night activities for those aged 12 to 17 years.
Sugar Beach is situated directly adjacent from a pristine, white sand beach.
Located in an idyllic spot, the resort is approximately 3km from the centre of Flic en Flac.
Sugar Beach is approximately 50km away from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport.
*Please note that charges may apply to some activities and for the use of some facilities.?
Le Patio
Buddha Bar Beach
Citronella’s Beach Lounge Restaurant
Le Patio Bar
The Tea Room
The Sugar Beach all-inclusive concept includes the following:
Details, including times and benefits, may be subject to change without notice. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. You will be provided with full details of the all-inclusive programme on arrival at the hotel.
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