Surf’s almost up for Veranda Tamarin! The hippie-chic resort opens its doors very soon, promising dolphin-watching sunrises and take-your-breath-away sunsets. Tamarin’s always been a haven for laid-back bohemians, traipsing from the beach to town for historical sites, rampant cliffs and forests, and an authentic taste of coastal life. Here’s a short foray into all that you can do during your stay here… Continue Reading
We wouldn’t be one of the most desirable tourist destinations in the world if it weren’t for our lagoons, so gorgeous they seem surreal. Deep into the Blue is one of our six experiences; you could say that the sea lies at the heart of what we offer. We don’t just provide you with everything you need for a great day spent in the ocean, from catamaran trips to traditional pirogue outings; we help you learn about the ecosystems essential to the lagoon’s survival. Embark on a respectful, mesmerising journey into idyllic aquamarine hues…
Mauritius is known for its immaculate white sand beaches and its azure lagoons… but did you know that this little treasure in the middle of the Indian Ocean is home to a cornucopia of über talented artists? Their unique charm and creativity have pushed some of their voices far beyond local soundwaves. To spare you hours of Wikipedia searches, here’s the Top 7 of the island’s very best talent, recommended by our Sports and Leisure teams. Plug your earphones in, unwind on a sun lounger and live Mauritius… the Mauritian way!
Veranda Resorts is committed to keeping our planet as healthy and as happy as possible: it’s why we’re Deep Into Sustainability. We’re constantly on the lookout for ways in which to protect the environment and engage with the local community that live around our hotels. Two projects are particularly close to our hearts: Bis Lamer and Lakaz Liv.
Mauritius’ legendary west coast is now the home of VLH’s latest hotel, Veranda Tamarin. It replaces Hotel Tamarin, which closed its doors at the end of March and will re-emerge in October under a new name and a fresh spirit.
In Mauritius, the legacy of British rule can be seen in everything from the legal system to the Frenglish spoken by the locals. Yet the English custom that has left a lasting mark on the island is… teatime! Over the years, teatime has evolved into a uniquely Mauritian ritual, one that an anglophile might even take exception to! Here, we delve into the details of this delicious local tradition.
Can you imagine a day without your smartphone? Our flashing screens have become an extra limb. You’d think that you could leave your phone behind on holiday, but they just prove to be even more crucial away from home: from getting around (thanks, Google Maps!), taking memorable selfies, or choosing a restaurant, the success of your trip depends on the weather and your phone’s battery life. We at Veranda Resorts understand all of this. We’re proud to present to you the first mobile operating system for the hospitality industry: introducing Handy!
What are the first three things that come to mind when we say Mauritius? Lagoons, mauve sunsets and exclusive beaches. But daily life in Mauritius is also full of fresh, aromatic – and we are not going to lie – spicy food. Veranda Resorts brings to its guests three offbeat culinary experiences for a deep dive into flavours.
Now that engagement season (did you know that more couples get engaged in December than any other month?) has phased out, it’s time for couples to start planning the most enchanting day of their lives. And what screams romance more than a getaway in the tropics? It’s no secret that Mauritius oozes charm with its palm-fringed lagoons, white-sand beaches, exquisite champagne breakfasts, decadent lobster dinners, fiery orange sunsets… The Indian Ocean’s vibrant azure color could even be your something blue! Veranda Resorts raise the bar, beyond the island’s natural beauty, by offering the quintessential wedding to remember, a day that is anything but ordinary—just like your love story.
The third edition of the annual Porlwi festival of contemporary culture has begun. During five days and nights, our historical capital city was instilled with a big dose of Arts, Culture and Nature (this year’s theme!) Each year, Porlwi picks a theme that encapsulates a key element of the city’s urban regeneration. Mauritian citizens and travellers from afar come to Port Louis to discover the innumerable artistic creations, the multicolored street art, performances, sizzling street food, music and art. It is also just a chance to gather with friends and family in a city, which, on a regular day, is quiet come 5:00 p.m.
