Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort
A stylish and contemporary resort on the south coast of the island. Its superb facilities, fine dining, excellent All Inclusive packages and range of activities make Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort an excellent all inclusive hotel.
Facilities include two bars and four restaurants including a seafood grill, two freeform swimming pools, tennis, fitness centre, Seven Colours Spa (18 years and above), Timomo children's club and watersports including sailing, windsurfing and waterskiing. Mountain biking is available plus discounted daily green fees at the 18-hole championship Golf du Chateau course.
Accommodation
160 spacious rooms and suites have a refined African style and feature air-conditioning, oval bath, shower, hairdryer, television and minibar.
Deluxe (52m²) rooms have a balcony or terrace.
Deluxe oceanview (52m²) rooms have direct sea view, some overlooking the pool.
Deluxe beachfront (52m²) are beachfront with unparalleled views.
Senior suites (100m²) offer a separate lounge, television and DVD player, and second shower room - ideal for families.
Restaurants
• Balafon: Buffet breakfast and buffet or table d'hôtes dinner • Infinity Blue: Romantic beachside dining • Amafrooty: Poolside snacks • A Fine Dining Restaurant: Evening gourmet dining • Chateau de Bel Ombre: Fine dinning by the golf course
Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort
A stylish and contemporary resort on the south coast of the island. Its superb facilities, fine dining, excellent All Inclusive packages and range of activities make Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort an excellent all inclusive hotel.
Facilities
- Two bars
- Four restaurants including a seafood grill
- Two freeform swimming pools
- Tennis
- Fitness centre
- Seven Colours Spa (18 years and above)
- Timomo children's club
- Watersports including sailing, windsurfing and waterskiing, kitesurfing
- Catamaran cruises
- Big game fishing
- Mountain biking is available
- Discounted daily green fees at the 18-hole championship golf course
- Diving (PADI)
- Personal traning
- Horseriding
- Car rental
- Hairdresser
- Excursion desk
- Florist service
Children's club
• Timomo & Friends Miniclub offers children aged 3-11 years an extensive range of activities, fun and games to keep them entertained from all day long • Teenagers club for children aged 12-17 • Babysitting at a supplement available on request
Swimming Pools
• Two 800m2 main swimming pools • One pool at the miniclub • One pool at the Spa
Spa and Beauty
Seven Colours Spa
The Seven Colours Spa brand was conceived on the island of Mauritius, an ideal Spa destination, renowned all over the world for its multicultural way of life. Seven Colours celebrates the art of wellbeing, turning it into a whole philosophy: a unique approach that is based on the interaction and balance of life giving energies and colours... a synthesis of ancestral therapies, stimulation of the senses, and the benefits of nature.
Inspired by this oriental philosophy of the Chakras, the Seven Colours concept is based on the interaction and balance of the energies and colours that revitalise us.
The Seven Colours Spa has a floor area of 3,000m2 with:
- 20 treatment rooms
- 7 massage rooms of which 3 are double
- 2 massage kiosks on the beach
- Vichy showers
- Steam baths
- A huge sauna with a cold water pool
- A pool with eddying currents
- Divans in kiosks especially provided for relaxation
- One consulting room where tailor-made treatment programmes can be discussed
The Seven Colours Ritual:
VIOLET, INDIGO, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, ORANGE and RED each comprise 4 complementary treatments.
At Seven Colours Spa, each client is treated as a unique individual, with his or her own dominant energies and weaker energies. In order to recognise and respect these unique characteristics, Seven Colours offers a personalised experience to each client and clients can also choose a tailor made programme, but all within an environment suffused in positive energy, colours, fragrances and music.
These rituals are associated with a range of Seven Colours cosmetics, consisting of skilfully created mixtures of essential oils from Madagascar, 100% natural and grown organically on the Indian Ocean Island.
Besides the treatments based on the Seven Colours rituals, the Spa also offers totally original massage treatments called “Signature treatments” such as the Seven Colours massage in which hot semiprecious stones are used to stimulate the 7 chakras. These personalised relaxation treatments cancel out stress and rebalance energy centres.
Golf Information
Attached to the Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort, the magnificent 18-hole “Golf du Château” golf course covers 100 hectares and is situated between the mountains and the sea in an undulating landscape interspersed with lakes, streams and trees.
Scuba Diving
PADI certified Diving Centre on site.
Location
On the south coast, near Bel Ombre village, one hour from the airport.
Beach description
White sand
Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort
Explore the surroundings
Destination introduction
On your holiday in Mauritius, you can expect paradisiacal sweeps of tranquil white sands, backdrops of rugged, rainforest-carpeted mountains and some of the world’s finest accommodation.
Many of our fantastic Mauritius hotels offer championship golf courses. You'll also find sublimely pampering spas throughout and a flavoursome local cuisine influenced by the whole Indian Ocean shore and beyond.
Mauritius holiday highlights - Your Mauritius holiday should include a round of golf on one of the island's breathtaking championship courses.
- Take an exhilarating deep-sea fishing expedition to catch marlin and shark.
- Head to Port Louis' market, with its intoxicating smell of spices and fresh tea leaves.Upgrade to private transfers at a selection of hotels and you'll be able to check-in for your flight at your hotel.
Shopping
Curepipe is the most reputed spot for tourist shopping but Port Louis is quite good as well.
Chinese and Indian merchants will dazzle you with sari lengths in shimmering silk or cotton. Hand-woven saris and blouses are the most attractive. Shirts, dresses and even knitwear are likely to be better bargains than back home.
Baskets, hats, fans, table napkins and tablemats provide inexpensive souvenirs of island handicrafts. Along with a whole range of shell jewellery and ornaments, there are objects in wood and jade. Straw figurines, dolls and macrame complete a particularly varied range of local handicrafts. Models of boats and old sailing ships are often beautifully made. Numerous excellent craftsmen in Curepipe compete for attention. Duty-free goods include cameras, watches-and diamonds.
Bargaining is not going to get you very far, except possibly in markets and with beach hawkers. Each town will have its boutik, a little local shop stocking everything, but there are plenty of supermarkets, too.
Rum and rum-mixes will recall sunny memories of your Mauritian visit, or you can toast your return with locally grown tea.