If your idea of a holiday is relaxing on a white sand beach from dawn to dusk, Mauritius is the place for you. But perhaps you’re keen to escape the “sun lounger-swim in the ocean-sun lounger” routine, or prefer a dash of adventure to simply lazing around. In that case, lace up your sneakers and make sure you’re hungry – Heritage Le Telfair has got a treat in store!
Heritage Resorts has joined the “locavorist” movement by creating a partnership with La Compagnie Sucrière de Bel Ombre in order to serve fresh, locally-grown produce at its restaurants.
Chef David Toutain Curates Heritage Le Château’s Summer Menu
A historic, colonial-style château set on the grounds of the old Bel Ombre sugar plantation. Immaculate French-style gardens. The legacy of an old family home. Enter Heritage Le Chateau, which recently underwent some restoration works by Perrot & Richard, the architecture firm that also restored the Sainte Chapelle, the Grand Palais and the Comédie Française. With the chateau being restored to its former glory (it once belonged to an Indian gentleman), it only made sense to curate a summer menu that reflects the exquisite beauty of the Chateau.
Heritage Resorts’ E-O-Y calendar (you are going to want to jot down the dates)
When it comes to celebrating the E-O-Y season, there are those who go the classic route, adorning sequined dresses, stiletto heels, and toasting with champagne as the clock strikes midnight. Then, there is the unordinary way––the Heritage Resorts way––that entails giving your celebrations a tropical flair. Tis’ the season for festive parties, family gatherings and dancing barefoot in on the beach––a stellar 2017 send-off.
Photojournalist, Robert Michael Poole and Vlogger, Marcy Yu are what you would call “digital nomads.” In other words, they combine work and travel using technology and social media. Robert shoots candids of his travels to faraway places, and writes about his experiences while Marcy works on her digital travel diary and coveted Instagram account. The two travel companions flew to Mauritius for a barefoot holiday made of up wet bikinis, salty hair and a five-star resort. [1]
