

Lagoon Attitude
Made for grown-up getaways
On holiday, there are times you want a buzzy scene, times you want to kick back and chill, and times you want to live like a local. This is where Lagoon Attitude comes in, an adults-only escape hugging the shores of a huge lagoon on the north coast of Mauritius. This revamped island hangout is designed around three zones: lively, laid-back and local, so you can find your perfect vibe. Whichever ambience you’re after, it’s all about the experience at Lagoon Attitude, whether that’s dining on Mauritian cuisine under the stars, indulging in a sea-inspired spa treatment or giving back to the natural environment.
On holiday, there are times you want a buzzy scene, times you want to kick back and chill, and times you want to live like a local. This is where Lagoon Attitude comes in, an adults-only escape hugging the shores of a huge lagoon on the north coast of Mauritius. This revamped island hangout is designed around three zones: lively, laid-back and local, so you can find your perfect vibe. We love the Lagoon Attitude's commitment to looking after the environment. There's a real focus on sustainable practices such as using no single-use plastic, featuring upcycled furnishings in the rooms and public areas and the Blue Net Bag inniative which encorages guests to picking up even the smallest piece of litter from the beach. You can also purchase completely natural and non-polluting mineral sunscreen from the hotel and visit the Marine Discovery Centre where you can learn about the beautiful lagoon and how to protect it.
The action can be found at the heart of the hotel: the boathouse, main pool and amphitheatre – gloriously atmospheric at sunset. Here, you can master the art of mixology with a cocktail workshop at dusk or stay after hours at a late-night pool party. The pace shifts down a few gears at the northern tip of the hotel, where you’ll discover a tranquil hideout on the lagoon. In this peaceful corner, you can start the day with sunrise Pilates on the waterfront, take refreshing dips in the crystalline water and linger over sundowners at the chilled waterside bar-lounge. For a slice of Mauritian culture, live like a local by learning a new language in a Creole lesson or sampling tasty street food.
Whichever ambience you’re after, it’s all about the experience at Lagoon Attitude, whether that’s dining on Mauritian cuisine under the stars, indulging in a sea-inspired spa treatment or giving back to the natural environment. There are five restaurants around the resort including the main buffet restaurant Benitier where there are daily theme nights such as the Mauritian evening on Fridays. For a more intimate experience, head to the à la carte seafood restaurant Coral (pre-booking is required) or Lemongrass, the small Asian venue (at a supplement; booking is required). There are also two signature restaurants that you'll find at all of Attitude's hotels - the Mauritian eatery Kot Nou, and the street food 'truck' Taba-J.
An island escape combining a chilled daytime vibe with a lively after-hours buzz and local flavour.
Made for grown-up getaways
Why our experts like it
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'My Indian Ocean all-rounder'
“Now, I adore the Maldives, but I was blown away by the welcome, culture, food and how easy it is to get around Mauritius. If it's more than an Indian Ocean beach holiday you're after, this is it.”

'Hit the road'
“Mauritius isn’t just an island - it’s a drive through paradise. It’s only 45 miles wide and 30 miles long so you can explore every corner: dreamy beaches, lush hills, and vibrant towns. Small island, big memories!”
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Rooms and suites
The 182 rooms at Lagoon Attitude are a real retreat with calm and neutral tones, light wood and sumptuous soft furnishings. The Couple Rooms overlook the gardens, poolside or seafront (the latter two are available for a supplement) while the Suites are on the ground floor and have a bathtub on the terrace. For a treat, choose one of the Whirlpool Suites, which have a whirlpool bath on the balcony that overlooks the Indian Ocean.

Couple Room
Overlooking the resort's gardens. • air-conditioning • terrace or balcony • minibar* • television • Wi-Fi • tea and coffee making facilities • 35m²

Couple Poolside Room
Situated close to the hotel's pool. • air-conditioning • terrace or balcony • minibar* • television • Wi-Fi • tea and coffee making facilities • 35m²
Couple Seafront Room
On the ground or upper floors; located close to the beach. • air-conditioning • terrace or balcony • minibar* • television • Wi-Fi • tea and coffee making facilities • 35m²

Suite
On the ground floor with the same layout as the Couple Room plus a bathtub on the terrace. • air-conditioning • terrace • minibar* • television • Wi-Fi • tea and coffee making facilities • 45m²

Whirlpool Suite
With a whirlpool bath on the terrace. • air-conditioning • terrace or balcony • minibar* • television • Wi-Fi • tea and coffee making facilities • 50m²
Food & drink
There are five restaurants around the resort, including two that you’ll find at all Attitude hotels – the Mauritian eatery Kot Nou and the street-food ‘truck’ Taba-J – along with a handful of inviting bars.
You’ll be spoilt for choice at Lagoon Attitude, with five restaurants and three bars to pick from. Feast on a wide spread of breakfast dishes and daily themed buffets at at main restaurant Bénitier; enjoy the catch of the day at the à la carte seafood restaurant, Coral which is open six days a week; or savour flavours of the East at the Lemongrass where you can dine for a supplement. Classic Mauritian cuisine is given a contemporary twist at Kot Nou, served under a canopy of stars, while Taba-j is an authentic street-food cart set up near the pool for lounger-side eats. The resort's bars include Seabreeze, where you can enjoy exotic cocktails, the toes-in-the-sand Coral Bar and Wave. There are two new additions to the Lagoon Attitude venues - the refreshing Juice Bar and Tea Baz, the destination for afternoon tea and delicious pastries.
Don’t miss the once-a-week lobster menu at Kot Nou, which specialises in Mauritian cuisine with a modern update.
Le Bénitier — The resort’s spacious buffet-style restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with themed evenings and a weekly Gala Dinner to ring the changes. Coral — There’s a stylish maritime theme at the resort’s à la carte seafood restaurant Coral. Dine under fishing nets on dishes that blend Mauritian and Mediterranean influences. Pre-booking is required. Lemongrass — For a more intimate experience, Lemongrass specialises in Asian dishes served à la carte. Pre-booking is required. Kot Nou — Graze on Mauritian tapas under a canopy of stars at the traditional-with-a-twist Kot Nou. Pre-booking is required. Taba-J — Popular with locals, this tin-roofed truck in the shade of a giant banyan tree serves super-fresh Mauritian street food. Come for lunch straight from the grill or a snack later on. Seabreeze — This casual bar has hanging chairs, deckchairs and beanbags where you can enjoy your drink with views of the beach, the sea and the pool. Wave — A chic venue for cocktails and live music at night, Wave is also open in the morning for a wake-up coffee. Coral Bar — This all-day venue doubles as an eatery, serving light lunches and pastries as well as cocktails. Juice Bar — Lagoon Attitudes’ latest addition sells juices and smoothies made to order using local, seasonal fruit and vegetables, many grown on owner Roshan’s own farm. Teabaz — With selections from local estates, indulge in the perfect cuppa at the self-service tea bar.



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Things to do nearby
Curated experiences to help you do more, see more, or simply switch off while you're here.

Hike Around Le Morne Brabant
Le Morne Brabant is one of Mauritius's most famous and scenic hikes, with spectacular views of the island's southwestern corner. Enjoy expansive views stretching across the island's interior and down to the shoreline and the sea. In the company of an experienced guide, you’ll start the seven-kilometre hike at dawn, ascending the mountain to the halfway point before circling around and descending. At the halfway point you'll get similar views to the summit but in a more peaceful setting. • Duration: 3 hours • Time: 5am to 10am • Departs Monday to Saturday • Operates year-round • Group experience

Mauritius Your Way (Private Driver/ Guide)
• Duration: full day • Morning departure • Monday to Saturday departures • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — You’ll benefit from a personal car with driver and local guide for the entire day but please be aware fees to any attractions you decide to visit will be payable locally.

Discover Black River Gorges
Go beyond the smouldering beaches of Mauritius and you’ll unearth a vivid island interior, where rare birds soar over lime-green landscapes and wild trails lead to epic mountain views. Black River Gorges is the only national park in Mauritius. It’s a must if you’re into nature. Pull on your walking boots for this half-day hike and you’ll get to see some of the island’s most mesmerising sights. Follow your guide through forested trails to discover rushing waterfalls and towering trees, and listen out for local birdlife as you go. If you’re lucky, you might even get a glimpse of the native echo parakeet, Mauritius kestrel or pink pigeon. • Duration: 4 hours • Departs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday\ • Operates year-round\ • Group experience

Plant a Love Tree & Leave a Legacy
Walk along the raised walkways in the forest’s canopy, look out for Fruit Bats hanging in the trees and spot Pic Pic birds gliding above the foliage. At Sublime Point, with breath taking views across Le Morne, put pen to paper and write your own love note to be placed under the native tree you’ll shortly be planting. Not only will you be contributing to the ongoing conservation of the forest, you can return in years to come to see how it’s grown. • Duration: half day • Morning departure • Monday to Saturday departures • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — This is a beautiful experience for honeymooners, anniversary couples or a special proposal.

Sunset Beach Horse Riding
Spend a memorable evening horse riding along a beach in Mauritius, enjoying the soothing sound of gentle waves as the sun melts away, accompanied by an experienced and trained guide. Wade into the cool water with your horse, canter along the stunning white sand and soak up the majestic sea views as the sun sets into the ocean. After your ride, enjoy a cheese and wine session to round off an idyllic evening. Don’t forget your camera! • Duration: 1-hour ride • Evening departure • Daily departures • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — Suitable for both novice and experienced riders, the trek will be tailored to your abilities and led by an experienced guide.

Mauritian Street Food
As you reach the Central Market with a deeper understanding of the rich diversity of Mauritius, tuck into local delicacies from fritters and roti to dumplings, curries and noodles and wash them down with the local speciality Alouda – an ice-cold milk drink served with agar-agar and psyllium grains. Discover even more culinary treasures as you make your way to Chinatown where generations of Chinese immigrants have traded before exploring the boutique shops and craft markets at the Cauden Waterfront. • Duration: half day • Morning departure • Monday to Saturday departures • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — While every effort is made to accommodate any dietary requirements, please discuss with your guide before booking.

Mauritian Wildlife Experience
Experience conservation in action as you explore the Ile Aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve run by the Mauritius Wildlife Foundation on this insightful guided eco tour. Having previously been devastated by tree logging and the introduction of non-native animal and plant species, the foundation’s intense conservation efforts have resulted in the restoration of the forest and species that had long since disappeared from the island. After a short boat trip from the mainland across Mahebourg Bay, your private ranger will guide you along the reserve’s trails introducing you to the distinctive flora and fauna, pointing out rare species such as the Pink Pigeon and Giant Aldabra Tortoise as you go. Before leaving, head to the islands famed Rault Biscuit Factory where cassava biscuits have been produced for over a century and tuck into an authentic Mauritian lunch at a local restaurant. • Duration: half day • Morning departure • Monday to Saturday departures (excluding Wednesday) • Operates year round • Private experience Good to know — Although a gentle route suitable for children, we recommend packing a good pair of walking shoes and some bug repellent for the trail.

Dolphin And Whales Encounter
Catching your first glimpse of a dolphin racing beside your boat or spotting a giant humpback whale breaching on the ocean’s surface are moments that will stay with you forever. As you head out along the west coast, your experienced crew will begin briefing you on the types of dolphins and whales you can hope to spot and most importantly how to view these magnificent mammals in a sustainable and responsible manner. It won’t be long before you’re an expert at identifying the two types of dolphins found here – Bottlenose and Spinners – as you watch them play in their natural habitat. Sperm Whales call these waters home all year-round while between July and November giant Humpback Whales travel up from the arctic to breed and give birth. As you continue into deeper waters in search of these graceful creatures, the skippers will be on hand to answer all your questions and ensure you’re prepared for your first encounter. • Duration: half day • Time: 7.30am to 12.30pm • Monday to Saturday departures • Operates year Round • Private experience Good to know — As this experience involves wild animals, there’s no guarantee you’ll encounter the dolphins or whales in their natural habitat but the crew at Dolswim have a 90% success rate. Due to the nature of the activity this experience is not recommended for pregnant women, those who are physically challenged or children under five years old.
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Our expert's story
If for you it's all about sunsets, stay on the west coast. You're also closer to some top sights, like Ebony Forest and Port Louis. It's more sheltered so the weather is slightly warmer and the waters clearer and calmer.
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When to visit
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Temperature and rainfall through the year.
| Measurement | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Average temp | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 27°C | 26°C | 24°C | 23°C | 23°C | 24°C | 25°C | 27°C | 28°C |
| Average rainfall | 194mm | 184mm | 143mm | 80mm | 53mm | 30mm | 31mm | 34mm | 35mm | 34mm | 53mm | 111mm |
| Average price | £4,746pp | £4,992pp | £4,149pp | £4,222pp | £4,827pp | £4,835pp | £5,104pp | £5,176pp | £5,176pp | £5,129pp | £3,958pp | £3,958pp |
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit the Maldives?
British passport holders are issued a free 30-day visitor visa on arrival. You'll need a passport valid for the duration of your stay, a confirmed onward ticket and proof of your accommodation booking.
When is the best time to visit the Maldives?
November to April is the dry season, with the most reliable sunshine and calmest seas. May to October brings shorter rain showers, lower prices and better surf.
What currency is used in the Maldives, and do I need cash?
The local currency is the Maldivian rufiyaa, but resorts price and bill in US dollars and take major cards. Most guests never need cash — a small amount is handy for tipping.
Is the Maldives good for honeymoons outside peak season?
Yes. Off-peak brings noticeably lower rates and quieter islands, and rain tends to come in short bursts rather than all day. Many resorts add honeymoon extras during these months.
What activities are there for older kids and teens in the Maldives?
Most resorts run watersports centres with windsurfing, kayaking and paddleboarding, plus PADI dive courses from around age ten. Snorkelling safaris, sandbank trips and night fishing all suit older children.
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