Dubai, UAE – Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita has officially reopened after a comprehensive seven-month renovation, unveiling a reimagined retreat that blends contemporary island living with the natural beauty and cultural richness of Mauritius.

The transformation introduces a renewed design concept inspired by the island’s landscapes, textures and colours, with all-pool villas and residence rentals crafted to enhance indoor-outdoor living. The resort’s new chapter, according to General Manager Martin Dell, represents more than a reopening. “This marks a meaningful reconnection to the spirit of Mauritius,” he said, adding that the resort now invites guests to engage more deeply with the island through experiences that encourage relaxation, exploration and connection.

A Diverse Culinary Journey

Central to the resort’s rebirth is an expanded culinary offering that reflects Mauritius’s multicultural heritage alongside global influences. Guests can explore Indian tandoor specialities at Angara, pan-Asian cuisine at Awase, Italian classics at Radici and Mediterranean flavours at Chaloupe.

Dining by the sea remains a highlight at Ti Pwason, which showcases locally sourced seafood, while La Plaz Beach Grill on the nearby Île aux Cerfs offers relaxed beachfront dining. Evening experiences continue at Blu’Zil and the Rum Library, providing intimate settings for social gatherings and island-inspired cocktails.

Redefined Wellness Experiences

Wellness takes centre stage with the opening of Oseyan Spa, the island’s only overwater spa. Designed to connect guests with the surrounding lagoon, the spa offers holistic treatments inspired by local traditions, alongside serene spaces infused with natural light and ocean views.

A private Royal Spa Suite, featuring a handcrafted stone tub and panoramic lagoon vistas, offers an exclusive retreat, while an upgraded fitness centre with Pilates, TRX and guided wellness programmes supports a balanced and active lifestyle.

Golf and Outdoor Leisure

Leisure and adventure are further enhanced with complimentary daily access to two championship golf courses: the Ernie Els-designed Anahita Golf Club and the Bernhard Langer signature course on Île aux Cerfs. Together, they offer scenic and challenging experiences for both seasoned golfers and leisure travellers.

Sustainability at the Core

Environmental stewardship remains a key pillar of the resort’s identity. Ongoing initiatives include seagrass meadow restoration, seahorse conservation projects and mangrove honey production, underscoring the resort’s commitment to preserving Mauritius’s natural ecosystems for future generations.

With its renewed focus on immersive experiences, world-class dining, holistic wellness, outdoor adventure and sustainability, Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita returns as a refined tropical destination, offering guests a harmonious balance of relaxation, discovery and island-inspired living.