Sugar Beach

About Sugar Beach

258 garden or sea facing rooms and suites all offer a private terrace or balcony, a king or two queen size beds, air-conditioning, mini bar, flat screen TV, WiFi and tea/coffee making facilities. Manor House Rooms are situated in the central Manor House, with garden or ocean views, and each include a bath with shower. Villa Rooms can be ocean view or beach access and the ground floor rooms feature a separate bath and rain shower. All Manor House and Villa room types can accommodate a family of four, and up to two children under 12 yrs share free with their parents. For more space, Family Units include two guaranteed interconnecting rooms and can take two adults and up to four children under 17 yrs. The two spacious Sugar Beach Suites, fronting on to the beach, are perfect for couples wanting more space, each offering a four poster bed, separate living room with second TV and a large terrace with sun loungers, table and chairs.

The well-manicured gardens, elegant manor house and gently swaying palms lend Sugar Beach a tropical plantation ambience, setting the scene for this very special resort. With a gorgeous stretch of sandy beach, central lagoon pool perfect for families and a quieter pool favoured by couples, plus a good choice of food and beverage options, it is a fantastic all-rounder and attracts many repeat guests.

Best Time to Travel to Sugar Beach

Mauritius, a tropical island paradise in the Indian Ocean, offers travelers a year-round escape to pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and a rich cultural heritage.

**Dry Season (May to October):** The dry season in Mauritius is the most popular time to visit. From May to October, the weather is sunny and dry, with cooler temperatures and gentle trade winds. This is the perfect time for beach lovers, water sports enthusiasts, and outdoor activities. Explore the beautiful beaches of Belle Mare, visit the colorful botanical gardens in Pamplemousses, or go hiking in the Black River Gorges National Park.

**Wet Season (November to April):** The wet season in Mauritius brings warmer temperatures and occasional rain showers, as it falls within the cyclone season. However, it's still possible to visit, and this season offers lush green landscapes, fewer tourists, and lower prices. It's an excellent time for experiencing cultural activities, such as the Thaipoosam Cavadee festival, and exploring the island's unique culture and cuisine.

Whether you're relaxing in a luxury resort, snorkeling in the clear turquoise waters, or savoring Creole dishes like seafood curry, Mauritius promises a tranquil and idyllic escape year-round. Discover the magic of this Indian Ocean paradise and create lasting memories in this tropical haven.

Price Guide