December 19, 2025

Anantara Iko Mauritius: Curates a Southern Discovery Tour at Chamarel Restaurant

Wild viewpoints, cultural pauses, and a panoramic table overlooking the valley and sea.

Le Chaland, Mauritius, 3 October 2025: Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas unveils a full day in Mauritius’s south that threads together coastal lookouts, nature stops, and artisan pauses, culminating in a reservation at Chamarel Restaurant with sweeping views across the valley to the Indian Ocean.

Designed under the Be Lokal pillar, the route balances well-known highlights with quieter moments. Guides tailor stops to weather and guest interests, keeping walking distances comfortable and dwell times flexible.

“The south asks you to slow down. We pair big views with small encounters, from a tea pour in the shade to a lookout where you can hear the wind in the trees,” said Daniel Méndez, General Manager, Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas.

The journey, step by step

• Coastal and hillside viewpoints: camera-friendly pauses at lookouts chosen for light and crowd flow.
• Nature and heritage interludes: short walks or visits to reserves and historic points, adapted to conditions.
• Lunch at Chamarel Restaurant: a panoramic table with island dishes and a relaxed pace.
• Optional tastings: rum or tea, subject to opening times and guest preference.

What is included

• Private vehicle and driver guide
• Curated stop list with flexible timing
• Lunch reservation at Chamarel Restaurant
• Water and light refreshments on board

Thoughtful by design

• Wildlife first: timing and routing respect marine life, nesting seasons, and local guidelines. Viewing is always non-intrusive and at respectful distances.
• Low impact service: no single-use plastics where practical, refillable glass and reef-safe sunscreen are encouraged.
• Local stories: hosts share history, culture, and nature notes that bring each site to life.

Operating notes

This is a full-day experience, typically 08:00 to 16:00. Routes vary with weather, seasonal closures, and traffic. Moderate walking is involved. Entry fees and tastings may be additional where applicable.