Mauritius' north east coastline at Poste Lafayette has remained relatively undeveloped so the Radisson Blu Post Lafayette is located in an unspoiled and unexplored paradise. Its an intimate Adult Only resort with only 100 rooms and provides all the usual brilliant amenities on land and sea for a totally active or completely relaxed holiday. The snorkelling in the completely undisturbed reef is some of the best on the island.

LOCATION
North East Coast, Poste Lafayette.

ACCOMMODATION

30 Superior Garden Rooms (Size: 25 – 27m²)
Located on the ground or first floors and offer a view of the lush tropical garden from the Juliette balcony or terrace with en-suite shower.

24 Superior Ocean Rooms (Size: 25 – 27m²)
Rooms offer ocean front views and are located on the second floor with en-suite shower.

28 Superior Beachfront Rooms (Size: 25 – 27m²)
Rooms offer direct ocean front views and are located on the ground and first floors with en-suite shower.

ROOM FACILITIES

• USB charging port
• Individual air conditioning
• Mini bar
• Shower
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Nespresso® machine (at charge)
• Electronic safe
• Complimentary Wi-Fi

DINING

Meal Plans

Half Board includes:

• Breakfast at Nautilus Restaurant.
• Buffet Dinner at Nautilus or enjoy a credit of MUR800 per adult at the resort's a la carte restaurant Aqua 180 as well as Black Rock Bar & Grill, Cafe Gioia and The Nine PubGrill at sister hotel Radisson Blu Azuri.

All Inclusive includes:

• Buffet breakfast and lunch and buffet or set menu dinner at Nautilus.
• A credit is also available for lunch and dinner at the resort's a la carte restaurant - MUR600 per adult for lunch, and MUR 800 per adult for dinner.
• Aqua 180 offers an a la carte menu for dinner (selected items only) and is also open for a la carte lunch (selected items only). In addition guests can also enjoy the lunch and dinner credits at the a la carte restaurants at Radisson Blu Azuri -  Nine BistroPub, Black Rock Bar & Grill and Café Gioia (dinner only).   An inter resort transfer will be provided free of charge and booking 24 hours in advance for Radisson Blu Azuri restaurants is essential
• A selection of drinks including a wide selection of imported brands (10h00 - 23h00).
• Sandwiches selection (12h00 - 17h00).
• Mini bar replenished once a day with sodas, fruit juice, beer and water.
• Afternoon tea (16h00 - 17h00).
• Pool service and beach service (selected items only for beach service) (10h00 - 17h30).

Nautilus
Colourful buffets and set menus showcase some of the world’s greatest cuisines with an emphasis on local products.

Aqua Beach Restaurant
Aqua is ideal for a casual dining experience or a relaxed lunch. Served bistro style, guests can enjoy homemade pizzas and grills for lunch or seafood platters and delicious steaks for dinner.

Aqua Beach Bar
The Aqua Beach Bar is perfect to enjoy  tropical cocktails under the shades of the palms, feet in the sand. The beach bar provides a unique setting for a soothing ambience.

Rooftop Bar
Enjoy the scenic views of the wild coast whilst sipping delicious cocktails from the rooftop bar.

SPA
Indulge in a pampering treatment at The Spa.
Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments

GOLF
The Nine, Par 3 golf course is the latest addition to the Radisson complex and opened in August 2022. Resort guests enjoy discounted  green fees and will have access to the a la carte Clubhouse and Restaurant. Golf clubs and carts are available for rental.

Wi-Fi
Complimentary throughout the resort

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (* some at a supplement)

• Kayak 
• Diving lesson *
• Lagoon fishing *
• Glass bottom boat (at Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa) *
• Aqua gym
• Snorkelling
• Diving initiation
• Sega dance initiation
• Henna tattoo
• Bicycle rides
• Beach volley
• Bocci balls
• Cooking class *
• Cocktail class *
• Massage demo on pool deck
• Meditation on the beach

THE BLU PASSPORT
A playground for both hotels sharing guest experiences that complement each other. Culinary offers, watersport activities and an array of exclusive services awaits at Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa.

All information in this Fact Sheet is applicable from 1 November 2023 until 31 October 2024 and is subject to change without prior notice.

Beaches, temples, lagoons, rainforests, reefs, waterfalls, shopping, dining, Mauritius has it all – whether you decide to stay in your resort or venture out to explore the island. For the adventurous and active, there’s scuba diving, snorkelling, sailing, deep sea fishing, and kite surfing while those looking for something more relaxed can enjoy yoga, indulge in gourmet cuisine, relax at the spa, or simply relax pool side.

Mauritius is a place of rich multicultural diversity, evidenced in both the languages spoken here as well as the melting pot of cuisines you will find on offer. Of course, one of the main attractions of Mauritius is its stunning beaches. Whether you're into water sports or simply want to relax under the palm trees and soak up the sun, Mauritius has a beach for you. Venture inland and you’ll also discover breathtaking waterfalls, enchanting gardens and national parks with hiking trails and panoramic views.

Mauritius is known to South Africans as a honeymoon destination bit it’s not only for couples, it also has an impressive array of activities to enjoy as a family – from exhilarating zip lining to cultural temple visits. There are even a good number of excellent golf courses on the island. And with over 150 kilometers of coastline, you'll find beaches for every taste, from secluded coves to bustling resorts.

Friendly, inviting and relentlessly beautiful, Mauritius is one of our favourite island holiday spots. It is located just a short direct flight from Cape Town or Johannesburg, making it really easy to visit for a week’s holiday with the family, and there are hotels to suit every single budget. You name it, Mauritius has got it.

Mauritius is blessed with a tropical climate and is a fantastic year-round holiday destination. Temperatures range from the low to mid-20s°C in the cooler months (April to October), up to the late 20s°C and early 30s°C during the gorgeous summer months from November to March.

Mauritius is 2 hours ahead of South Africa. The monetary unit is the Mauritian Rupee (Rs) which is divided into 100 cents. Major currencies such as US Dollars and Euros, and even South African Rands, are accepted in most hotels and by many vendors. One fantastic thing to note that Mauritius is a visa-free destination for South Africans (in fact all of the locations offered by the Holiday Factory are visa-free!)

Take along your best beach and casual wear, perfect for the day. In the evening, the dress-code for dinner is usually smart casual and gents are required to wear long trousers. You may also want to take some swimming shoes as there are urchins in some places and the corals can be sharp. But whatever you leave behind, take it as an opportunity for some retail therapy. Mauritius is a living and working island so you will be able to get most things you might need. In fact, you won’t regret a trip to the shops or markets.