Le Touessrok

Top choice in Mauritius


Le Touessrok has one of the best reputations on the island, and the accolades are well deserved. Rambling across a sandy peninsula, it blends Moorish architecture and thick patches of jungle. The resort distinguishes itself from the rest of the five-stars with its two offshore islands: the famous Île aux Cerfs and the exclusive Robinson Crusoe–style hideaway Îlot Mangénie.

Rooms are sophisticated with soothing tones and lovely natural wood features in some.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Mauritius attractions

1. Natural Spring

0.72 MILES

The actual trou d'eau douce for which the town is named can be found in a human-made stone hole next to the national coastguard's office. To find the…

2. Eglise Trou d'Eau Douce

1.07 MILES

One of Maurutius' more handsome churches, this stone, Gothic structure only dates back to 1990. If the door is open, wander in and take a pew – the sense…

3. Victoria 1840

1.45 MILES

Worth a look, Victoria 1840 is an old sugar mill that has been lovingly refurbished to house some of the works of Yvette Maniglier, a bewitching French…

4. Palmar Public Beach

2.46 MILES

Small, perfectly formed and lapped by waters a near-perfect shade of turquoise on a sunny day, this is the pick of the public beaches on Mauritius' east…

5. Sagar Shiv Mandir

7.04 MILES

This white Hindu temple sits on a teeny islet tenuously tethered to the mainland by a thin land bridge. The views of the dazzling bastion are best…

6. Vallée de Ferney

9.65 MILES

Protecting a 400-year-old forest, this reserve is an important habitat for the Mauritius kestrel, one of the world's most endangered raptors, and a visit…

8. Monument to Dutch Landing

10.12 MILES

A monument marks the site where the Dutch (and indeed the first people ever) first landed on the island on 20 September 1598. It's a fairly low-key site…