Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa - Love Nest for Newlyweds



Magical sunsets, intimate cocooned private villas and personalised service make Maradiva Villas Resort & Spa in Mauritius, the ideal love nest to exchange your vows, or celebrate as newlyweds.

If you’re dreaming of that perfect beach wedding, the highly experienced Maradiva team will make it happen. Renowned for its unsurpassed level of service. Owner Sanjiv Ramdanee, ensures a superb level of organisation, so brides-to-be can rest assured that every last detail has been taken care of, from a hand-picked bouquet to last minute wedding dress alterations, and of course that special something blue.

The General Manager personally oversees each and every wedding, drawing on his extensive experience at top hotels around the globe. The wedding package service include a welcome gift, decorated wedding location, beauty treatments for the bride, wedding cake and champagne during the ceremony, private wedding dinner and romantic breakfast served in the villa.

Couples on honeymoon can look forward to a special romantic touch with a champagne breakfast, spa treatment for two, candlelight dinners and rose petal baths.

The Head Chef, will work with bride and groom to create a bespoke wedding day menu, drawing from his in-depth knowledge of the island and expertise gleaned from his positions in some of the finest restaurants in the world. He specialises in a variety of African, Asian, Mediterranean and Mauritian dishes.

The Maradiva Spa, is the perfect place to unwind after the big day. Inspired by the rich wellness heritage of India, it offers luxurious Western or traditional Indian treatments and healing therapies.

Wedding and honeymooning guests can choose from a range of newly introduced specialist spa packages, including a three-day fitness, Yoga or Ayurveda programme, to help them start their new life together in harmony.

Situated on the west coast of Mauritius, overlooking the peaceful, turquoise lagoon of Tamarin Bay, Maradiva offers private villa settings complete with private plunge pools and open dining terraces, a diversity of cuisines using the freshest produce and a wide range of luxurious spa treatments. 
To book please contact Maradiva


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