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Crystals Beach Resort Belle Mare 🌴
July 14, 2026 Β· Mauritius Β· All-inclusive Β· Mid-range

Crystals Beach Resort Belle Mare 🌴

Tropical retreat on a beautiful lagoon, ideal for families 🐠

Mauritius IslandΒ·7 nightsΒ·8.0 ★ from 1,128 travellers
Premium Double room with garden view
50 mΒ² with private bathroom
All Inclusive
All meals and drinks are included
Palmar Beach
71 m from the hotel
Right on Palmar Beach
Turquoise lagoon steps from your room

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Why we love it

The setting

This resort is on Palmar Beach on the east coast of Mauritius, about one kilometre from the centre of the nearest village. With its turquoise sea, vast casuarina forests, and tranquil coastline dotted with low-rise buildings, the atmosphere here is more serene than lively and party-oriented. Of course, you can walk for many miles along the sandy beach, but to reach the shops and villages further along the coast, it’s more convenient to use a rental car or a taxi.

What to expect

A 4-star beach resort with a swimming pool, spa, sauna and massage room, plus a bar and restaurant on site. Sports options run wide: water park, water sports, snorkelling and diving, table tennis, tennis and a golf course, with a fitness room for gym days. Wi-Fi is free throughout, and there's free parking if you're driving.

Things to do nearby

Palmar Beach is literally right on your doorstep and is one of the long, snow-white sandy beaches along the east coast; the sea, protected by coral reefs, is ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Right nearby is the Belle Mare district, where you can enjoy lovely walks along the beach. By car, you can quickly reach Île aux Selfs, the lagoons around Trou de l’Obe, and the waterfalls located deep within the island.

Best for

It’s perfect for couples looking to spend a relaxing week at the beach, as well as for families who want their children to have plenty of fun right on the hotel grounds. For children, there is a playroom, a playground, and a separate pool, while parents can book massages and spa treatments. For sports enthusiasts, the hotel offers diving, snorkeling, tennis, table tennis, and a golf course. The hotel’s spacious grounds are also a great place to relax on a lounge chair and soak up the sun.

How to get to the hotel

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, in south-eastern Mauritius, is the arrival point for all international flights. The drive along the coast to Belle Mare de takes about 45–60 minutes (depending on traffic conditions). You can book a private transfer when making your reservation, and taxis are always available outside the arrivals hall. If you’re planning a day trip, renting a car at the airport will make it much easier to explore the east coast.

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Premium Double room with garden view

Room with lush garden views, a private balcony and comfortable furnishings.

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Premium Double room with ocean view +Β£290

Premium Double room with ocean view

Room with beautiful lagoon views and all the essentials for a pleasant stay.

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Double Junior Suite with garden view +Β£590

Double Junior Suite with garden view

Spacious room with a king-size bed, a whirlpool, a balcony and garden views.

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What's inside the price
  • Free Internet
  • Private beach
  • Water park
  • Water sports
  • Swimming pool
  • Children's playground
  • Golf course
  • Gym
  • Sauna

Property, in pictures

A week, loosely planned

Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.

Day 1

Arrival and first toes in the lagoon

Upon arrival at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International, board the shuttle bus and enjoy the ride to the Belle Mare. Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m. After you’ve unpacked your luggage in a relaxed atmosphere, head straight to Palmar Beach to leave the stresses of your flight behind. Settle into a comfortable lounge chair, splash around in the shallow lagoon, and admire the beauty of the sunset. After dinner at the resort’s restaurant and an early night’s rest, you’ll be fully ready for your week-long holiday.

Day 2

Palmar Beach and pool day

Spend a peaceful and relaxing day. After enjoying a late breakfast, take a seat by the pool and, if you’d like, head to the sandy beach. Thanks to the coral reef, the water here is calm, so you can swim to your heart’s content. You also recommend renting snorkeling gear, available on the hotel grounds, to see what marine life lives beyond the drop-off. Order a drink at the bar, read a book for about an hour, and repeat this until sunset.

Day 3

Ile aux Cerfs boat trip

Book a boat trip to Île aux Selfsβ€”a popular destination on the east coast. The boat departs from the β€œTrou de l’Eau Douce” pier, located right on the coast, and the view alone as you cruise through the lagoon is worth the price of admission. Spend the day surrounded by white sandy beaches and crystal-clear, turquoise-blue shallow waters, and enjoy lunch at one of the beach huts on the island. There are also tours that stop at the GRSE waterfalls on the way backβ€”just ask about them.

Day 4

Water sports and the on-site water park

Use what's on the doorstep. The resort has water sport facilities, a water park and diving, so pick your pace: a proper dive if you're certified, a discovery session if you aren't, or an afternoon of kayaks and pedalos in the lagoon. Snorkelling straight off the beach is the easy option. Finish with table tennis before dinner, or a sauna session to loosen shoulders.

Day 5

Inland to waterfalls and tea country

Rent a car or hire a driver and head inland to the Central Plateau. The trip to Chamarel will take a whole day, but the view of the β€œseven-coloured earth” and Chamarel Waterfall is definitely worth the effort. The road leading up the Black River Valley also offers picturesque scenery. A little closer to you is the β€œTea Route” around Bois Cheriβ€”a short, half-day tour during which you can also enjoy a tea tasting. If you plan to stop by the river on the way back, don’t forget to bring your swimming gear.

Day 6

Tennis, golf and a slower afternoon

How about booking a tennis court in the morning, while the air is still cool, or playing a round of golf and enjoying the course? If you don't play golf, you can get a good workout at the gym. In the afternoon, it’s time to relax. Treat yourself to a massage at the spa, visit the sauna, and then take a dip in the pool. How about dinner at the resort’s restaurant and a glass of rum at the bar while watching the moon rise over the lagoon?

Day 7

Port Louis and market day

How about a trip to the capital to take your mind off things for a bit? Port Louis is about an hour’s drive across the island and is perfect for a half-day trip. There, you can visit the Central Market with its spices, fruits, and vanilla, stroll along the Aapravasi Ghat waterfront, and have lunch at the restaurant β€œLe Caudan” by the harbour. On the way back, you can drive along the coastal road and take a dip in Belle Mare before dinner. Don’t forget to stock up on small bills for shopping at the market stalls.

Where you'll be

Mauritius Island, Mauritius

Palmar Beach 71 m
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport 27.1 km

FAQ

Where is Mauritius Island?

Out in the Indian Ocean, roughly 2,000 km east of the African mainland, Mauritius is an island nation off Africa's south-eastern coast. East of Madagascar β€” and, alongside RΓ©union and Rodrigues, part of the Mascarene Islands archipelago.

How big is Mauritius Island?

The main island of Mauritius has an area of about 1,865 square kilometres and stretches about 65 kilometres from north to south and about 45 kilometres from east to west. Since the drive takes less than two hours, it’s entirely possible to organise a day trip from Belle Mare on the east coast.

Where is Mauritius Island located?

Mauritius is in the south-western Indian Ocean, about 900 kilometres east of Madagascar and 2,000 kilometres off the coast of the African continent. Since the island lies south of the equator, at a latitude of about 20 degrees south, and is thus entirely within the tropics, it has high sea temperatures year-round.

What are the best things to do in Mauritius?

Beach and lagoon time is the headline: swimming, snorkelling and diving along reef-protected coasts like Belle Mare. Boat trips to Ile aux Cerfs, hikes in Black River Gorges, the Seven Coloured Earths at Chamarel and Port Louis market fill out a week. At the resort you've got a water park, water sports, tennis, table tennis and a golf course.

When is the best time to visit Mauritius?

The period from late July through August, when this tour takes place, corresponds to the dry winter season in Mauritius. The air is cool, humidity is low, and the weather is consistently sunny. The water temperature remains around 24 Β°C. This is one of the most pleasant times of the year to relax on the beach, go snorkeling, or take excursions into the interior of the island; however, southeasterly trade winds may pick up in the afternoon.

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