Bejewelled with swaying palms, carpeted in white sand, she is back and she is not afraid to make a splash. The Iconic Resort of Mauritius nestled on a pristine private peninsula, is the ultimate tropical playground for romantics and adventurers alike.
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Just off the eastern coast of Madagascar, surrounded by warm Indian Ocean, endless beaches and azure lagoons, lies Mauritius. At the northern tip of the renowned Belle Mare coastline, you’ll find One&Only Le Saint Géran, undoubtedly the best place to stay in Mauritius.
Travel to the resort in style. From the International Airport, we can arrange a 45-minute Luxury Car Transfer or a 15-minute Helicopter Transfer direct to our helipad for a sensationally scenic arrival.
Contact us for a 15 minutes helicopter transfer. Tailor made quotation.
Range Rover
Transfer: MUR 8,500 one way
DURATION: 60 mins
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 3 adults or 2 adults + 2 children
LUGGAGE: 4 standard suitcases + 2 hand luggage OR 2 standard suitcases + 2 hand luggage + 2 golf bags
Hyundai H1 or equivalent
Transfer: MUR 8,500 one way
DURATION: 60 mins
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 5
LUGGAGE: 5 standard suitcases + 3 hand luggage per vehicle OR Maximum 3 passengers + 3 standard suitcases + 3 hand luggage + 3 golf bags
Private 10-seater coach:
Toyota Hiace High Roof Executive
Transfer: MUR 8,500 one way
DURATION: 60 mins
MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 7 guests
ADVANCED NOTICE: 72hrs
LUGGAGE: 7 standard suitcases + 7 hand luggage
For bookings and further information, please email: reservations@oneandonlylesaintgeran.com
A taxi at a cost will be required depending upon the number of luggage. Please note that the rates are subject to change without notice. Note that cancellations of airport transfers made less than 24 hours prior to arrival or departure are subject to a 100% cancellation fee.
Immortalised in Bernardin de Saint Pierre’s novel ‘Paul et Virginie.’
Mauritius, land of rainbows, waterfalls, and shooting stars, was first sighted by passing Arab dhows as early as the 10th century. The Portuguese visited around 1510, but it was the Dutch who took possession in 1598, giving the island its present name in honour of their head of state, Prince Maurice of Nassau.
The island was a port of call for ships en-route to India and the East Indies, as well as a land base for pirates in the Indian Ocean. The Dutch introduced sugar cane which, in addition to tourism, remains a pillar of the Mauritian economy today, yet they deemed their colonisation efforts unsuccessful, and abandoned the island in 1710.
In 1715 the French took over, renaming it “Ile de France” and eventually importing labour from Africa to work on the sugar plantations. With this, a love for rhythmic music and dancing was introduced to Mauritius and the ‘sega’ was born, a performance that is still a national tradition.
In 1810, after a failed attempt earlier in the year, the British conquered the island. It was not until 1968, over one hundred and fifty years later, that the country acceded to Independence, becoming a Republic in 1992 and remaining a member of the Commonwealth.
Nearly five centuries after its discovery, this jewel in the Indian Ocean has evolved into a harmonious mosaic of cultures and religions and is home to just over 1.2 million inhabitants.
With state-of-the-art facilities, unrivalled beachfront views and incredible experiences tailored just for you, One&Only Le Saint Géran inspires extraordinary journeys for the soul.
All visitors to Mauritius must present a passport valid for at least 6 months from date of travel. Visa requirements for entering Mauritius vary significantly from country to country.
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