The Flowers of Paradise estate in the small village of Pereybere in the North of Mauritius certainly lives up to its name! If you want to stay close to the locals, far from the touristic resorts, then you will feel right at home here. The small, lovingly-maintained hotel will also likely surprise you with its unique charm.
Facts & Facilities
2 x Family Room
Description:
A colourful gem in the north-west of Mauritius, the Flowers of Paradise lies just a stone’s throw away from the stunning bay of Pereybere. The beach is halfway between Grand Baie and Cap Malheureux, and thanks to its turquoise water and wide range of activities, it is extremely popular amongst locals. The accommodation is ideally located, whether you want to relax or enjoy the beach, or perhaps engage in conversation with locals. Pereybere itself used to be a small fishing village before Mauritius became such a popular international tourist destination. But even today, it is much calmer than the nearby Grand Baie. Relaxation is guaranteed at the Flowers of Paradise. In the middle of a tropical garden, the estate is home to 18 rooms that have been lovingly decorated and fitted in a modern manner. The soft beds ensure a relaxing night’s sleep and sweet dreams, exactly what you need during such a holiday. Enjoy the restaurant’s culinary offering; here you can enjoy breakfast with a nice cup of coffee as well as evening meals with delicious cocktails. Further relaxation is guaranteed by the jacuzzis and outdoor pool where you can enjoy the wonderful Mauritian climate on sun-loungers.
Specials:
- Culinary highlights: indulge your taste buds with delicious food in the restaurant.
- Relax in one of the two jacuzzis in the tropical garden.
- Enjoy surfing, snorkelling, or boat trips at the nearby beach, where the variety of activities is excellent.
Surroundings:
The small town of Pereybere lies on the coastal road, between Grand Baie and Cap Malheureux. This quaint village is not too touristy, and offers a good mix of tourists and locals. Just behind Pereybere, with the view of the offshore island Coin de Mire behind it, you can see fishing boats every day bringing their freshly-caught produce back to shore. If you drive along the street a little further then you come to the colourful Tamilen Temple. Another impressive sight awaits a short distance away, namely the picturesque Notre Dame Auxiliatrice Chapel in Cap Malheureux, with its impressive red roof that serves as the subject of many a holiday photo. And those looking for more action and activity should head the other way from the accommodation towards Grand Baie, which offers everything you could wish for, including shops, numerous restaurants, and excellent nightlife.
