Canonnier Beachcomber Golf Resort and Spa

This stylish suite is set in a peaceful corner of the hotel and is a haven for couples. The open-plan space connects the bedroom with the spacious living area, and beyond that the private terrace, from which you can admire stunning sea views. 

Amenities:

• Television (Satellite channels)
• Complimentary WIFI access
• Two television sets
• Electricity: 220 volts
• Telephone with international direct dialling
• Individual safe
• Hairdryer
• Air conditioning
• Terrace/balcony

These cozy rooms welcome you to enjoy the natural light filtering in from the balcony or terrace. The stylish furniture of wood and rattan combine with the soothing shades of the beds and walls. The view from these rooms is of the sparkling lagoon and they can accommodate 2 adults and one child (0-5 years).

Amenities:

• Television (Satellite channels)
• Complimentary WIFI access
• Two television sets
• Electricity: 220 volts
• Telephone with international direct dialling
• Individual safe
• Hairdryer
• Air conditioning
• Terrace/balcony

The duplexes offer accommodation for a family of up to 5. The downstairs space is open plan with the parents bed and the living space flowing seamlessly into one another and the terrace or balcony offering more space for families to spend time together. A staircase leads to a mezzanine specifically for kids to use as their own sleeping space. Some of the Family Duplexes open onto tropical gardens while others are only a few steps away from the beach.

Amenities:

• Television (Satellite channels)
• Complimentary WIFI access
• Two television sets
• Electricity: 220 volts
• Telephone with international direct dialling
• Individual safe
• Hairdryer
• Air conditioning
• Terrace/balcony
• Parents’ room and mezzanine with twin beds

The apartment opens onto a dining and relaxation area on the terrace furnished with tables, chairs and sofas. The white and beige tones create a relaxing environment for you to relax in. These family apartments feature two rooms with en-suite bathrooms. One of the bedrooms has a double bed while the other has twin beds, with the possibility of adding a third.

Amenities:

• Television (Satellite channels)
• Complimentary WIFI access
• Two television sets
• Electricity: 220 volts
• Telephone with international direct dialling
• Individual safe
• Hairdryer
• Air conditioning
• Terrace/balcony

Le Frangipanier is the hotel’s main restaurant and opens daily, offering theme buffets and live cooking. The Restaurant also features a spacious terrace for alfresco dining hidden in the shade of coconut trees. Related to the theme and time of day, there are carving stations or creative displays of salads, desserts, and fruit. Furnished with children’s furniture and hidden by a screen of bamboo, the kids’ corner is a space where children aged 3-11 can enjoy their meal.

Set on a rocky promontory, Le Navigator offers stunning views of the beach and sea. The restaurant combines thatch and stone with a spacious interior that’s home to a bar and opens onto a split-level terrace. At Le Navigator  the menu consists of fresh fish and seafood that is sure to delight you. Le Navigator is also known for its lobster nights. Later in the night, the venue transforms into a vibrant discotheque where you can dance to popular music.

La Serenata brings a taste of Italy to Canonnier Beachcomber. The restaurant is located at the heart of the hotel. Elegant bamboo screens are placed throughout, giving privacy to each table while still allowing you to enjoy the live entertainment.

Le Planteur Bar is bordered by water in the form of calming pools and the main swimming pool. The terrace is home to a series of parasols to provide shade for diners during the day and the restaurant opens onto a small amphitheatre that features live performances by Mauritian artists each week. The bar is open at any time of the day for a delicious drink or a tasty snack.

An array of sports facilities and activities are available to you throughout your stay. Hop on the treadmill and watch TV while going for a run, or just admire the view outside through the large floor to ceiling windows. There’s also an exercise bike and a workout set available for guests to use. The facilities also include a hammam, a sauna, and a locker and shower room.

At Canonnier Beachcomber there’s something for everyone, from tennis or volleyball to mountain biking or archery. The range of activities is sure to keep you busy and having fun during your stay.

Facilities:

• Tennis (3 floodlit courts)
• Table tennis
• Volley ball
• Bocciball
• Stretching
• Initiation to Yoga
• Archery
• Mountain biking**
• Tennis balls**
• Billiards**
• Golf (18 hole par 72) available at Mont Choisy Le Golf**
• **Activities involving cost

Canonnier’s waters are a brilliant location for water sports and the boathouse, located at the edge of the beach offers a wide range available for all ages and levels. Whether you want a calmer activity like kayaking or a glass bottom boat ride, or a more adrenaline fuelled experience like water skiing or windsurfing, there’s an activity for everyone.

Facilities

• Water Skiing
• Windsurfing
• Sailing
• Glass bottom boats
• Pedal boats
• Kayaks
• Initiation to scuba diving in the pool
• Snorkelling
• Aquagym
• Stand-Up Paddle
• Deep-sea fishing**
• Scuba Diving**
• **Activities involving cost
• Wakeboarding

The Mont Choisy Le Golf Putt by Canonnier Beachcomber is tucked away in a beautiful spot of the hotel surrounded by lush tropical gardens. The mini-golf course is a miniature replica of the last nine holes of the Mont Choisy Golf course, a brilliant 18-hole course located in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. The course continues to be lit after sunset, catering to night owls and gold lovers who want to putt after dark.

There are a number of outings and trips well worth going on in the area around the hotel in Grand Baie:

• Underwater sightseeing – Comfortably seated in the cabin of the Nessee, a semi-submersible specialised in underwater outings in Grand Baie, you can explore the Mauritian seabed without getting wet
• L’aventure du Sucre – Between the walls of an old sugar factory in Beau Plan, the Aventure du Sucre narrates the inspiring history of the sugar industry of Mauritius
• Pamplemousses Garden – A very popular tourist attraction, the garden today bears the name of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, first Prime Minister of an independent Mauritius
• The Museum of Photography of Mauritius –  Many documents on the history of photography in Mauritius  are exposed in the Mauritius Photography Museum and it’s a worthwhile trip for someone interested in photography or the history of Mauritius

The accommodation achieves 100% of irrigation via recycled waste water through waste water treatment plants installed. Endemic plants are privileged to reduce irrigation needs and on Le Morne Peninsula, the hotels/resorts produce their own water from desalination. This allows 800m3 of potable water to be redistributed to the nearby villages on a daily basis.

Advanced pool water quality monitoring and control systems have been installed on all the main pools and help greatly in reducing the number and period of backwash required for these pools. This, in turn, has helped reduce the volume of water lost to drain via backwash. All staff zones are fitted with automatic faucets, toilets and urinals to further reduce wastage.

Aerated taps and water saving shower heads have been installed in all rooms as well as dual flush toilets in all rooms and public areas. Linen Change Cards are in place in all our rooms helping guests to indicate when they would like their linen and towels to be replaced and washed.

Beachcomber works with the Youth Employability Project (PEJ) to promote employability of 300 out of schools youths, from vulnerable backgrounds every year.

The roofs of the hotel are gradually being waterproofed with white liquid polyurethane membrane or white solid membranes. The effect is to reduce the irradiation effect on the roof and achieve a 5°C cooling effect on the inside of the buildings. Variable speed drives have been installed wherever possible but mainly on the pumps, industrial fans, water chillers and compressors. These devices have allowed them to save up to 40% on the energy usage of the aforesaid equipment.

Centralised cold room systems, similar to those systems used in supermarkets, installed in all the kitchens with electronic controllers generating energy savings of above 30% as compared to standard unitary systems. The kitchens are fitted with micro load shedding control systems with thresholds that are assigned for maximum energy consumed by each kitchen. Once these thresholds are reached, the load shedding system kicks in to reduce the consumption without affecting any cooking process.

All refrigeration equipment converted to zero ODP refrigerants. Usage of fossil fuels for the production of domestic hot water is gradually being eliminated and is being replaced by a combination of solar generated hot water and utilisation of high temperature heat recovery on air conditioning chillers. Great care is given to design of hot water and chilled water distribution networks, with special emphasis placed on proper insulation. This not only provides a high level of comfort to their guests but allows very interesting energetic savings.

Room energy management systems are gradually being deployed in the hotel rooms. These systems combine motion detection, door switches and electronics to ensure that lighting and air conditioning are not left in operating mode when a room is unoccupied or when doors are opened. These systems have been proven to save 11% of their overall energy bill wherever they have been deployed. The outdoor lighting is controlled by timers with the majority of light bulbs within our premises being replaced with energy saving Light Emitting Diodes (LED).

36% of all the waste generated under the brand name of Beachcomber is recycled. They have a collaboration in place with a waste management company called “Don’t Waste”. This organisations handles the relationship with all the waste recyclers and handlers while keeping precise records of what is done and where it is done.

Elimination of single use plastic straws and stirrers since august 2018 in all the properties. This represents a saving of 350,000 single use plastic straws and 525,500 stirrers over the last year.