This peaceful resort with its offbeat style and vintage decor is located directly in front of the popular Tamarin Beach, well known for its vibrant atmosphere, great sunsets, dolphin watching and surfing.

It is also within walking distance of the areas many stalls, cafes, restaurants, bars and nightclubs in vibey Tamarin.
The unique Explorers program allows you to experience these local activities with the freedom of choice.

DINING

Meal Plans

Half Board includes:

• Buffet breakfast at Ye! Man restaurant
• Daily buffet or table d’hote dinner at the main restaurant or a credit of MUR800 per person per night at Crazy Fish

All Inclusive includes:

• Buffet breakfast at Ye! Man restaurant (07h00 – 10h00).
• Daily lunch at the Crazy Fish or Tribu Restaurant
• Buffet and/or table d’hôte dinner at the main restaurant or a MUR 800 dinner credit per person at Crazy Fish (18h00 – 22h00)
• Afternoon tea, coffee and selection of Mauritian delicacies at Rhum Shack(16h00 – 17h00)
• A selection of local beverages: mineral water, tea, coffee, soft drinks, local wines, rum and beers served by the glass at Crazy Fish Bar (11h00 – 23h00) or at the Pool Bar (11h00 to 18h00)
• Tea and Coffee making facilities in room (replenished once daily)
• Mini bar including soft drinks, local juices, water and local beers only (replenished once daily)
• Enjoy food and drinks within the AI package at Veranda Palmar, Veranda Paul and Virginie, Veranda Pointe aux Biches and Veranda Grande Baie (transport excluded and pre booking required)

Ye! Man
Ye!Man is the main restaurant. At dinner time, the buffet or table d’hôte offers a blend of local and international flavours. Sit down at one of the sharing tables, amidst surfboards and vintage photos of Tamarin, and watch the Chefs at work in the open kitchen.
Open for Breakfast (07h00 – 10h00) and Dinner (19h00 – 22h00).

Tribu
Enjoy a delicious pizza or a Mauritian snack at this pool bar and restaurant.
Open 11h00 – 18h00.

Crazy Fish Bar
This ‘’beach culture’’ restaurant & bar offers a selection of salads, snacks, fish & chips, burgers during the day and sharing platters in the evening with a daily music programme.
Open for Lunch (12h00 – 15h30) and Dinner(18h00 – 22h00) 
The bar is open from11h00 – 23h00.

View
The most scenic bar in the region with panoramic views of Tamarin Bay and its surfers, and undoubtedly the perfect spot for sunset gazing. Rums, cocktails and fresh fruit juices on the menu.
Reserved for adult guests only from 11h00 – 20h00.

Kas Dal
A kiosk with tropical charm and a selection of "street food", for a tasty Mauritian break during the day.
Open 10h00 – 20h00.

Rhum Shack
Afternoon tea and coffee and a selection of local delicacies is available between 16h00 and 17h00
Drinks and a selection of snacking options are served around the pool (chargeable)

KIDS CLUB
This faciilty is complimentary for children from 3 years (if potty trained) to 11 years with a daily schedule of activities. Children’s menus are available on request.
Open from 08h30 to 20h00

SPA
Take time to relax at the Seven Colours Wellness Spa at Veranda Tamarin in a peaceful and retro atmosphere, ideal for de-stressing.

Open 09h00 to 20h00. 

Wi-Fi
Complimentary throughout the resort.

WATERSPORTS & ACTIVITIES (*some at a supplement)

• 1 Main swimming pool
• 1 Rooftop pool (for adult guests only)
• Aquagym
• Bocce ball
• Fitness centre
• Board games
• Surf school *
• Dolphin watching *
• Snorkelling*
• Boat excursion *
• Stand up Paddle *
• Big Game fishing *
• Scuba diving PADI (Excluding Sundays) *
• Bicycle rental *
• Catamaran excursions *
• Golf at the Heritage Golf Club *
• Learn to kitesurf at Heritage C Beach Club*
• Conference room

• Boutique

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.