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Best Mauritius resorts for babies and toddlers (0–2)

Ranked by how well each resort suits babies and toddlers, plus beach and activities. Resorts with a minimum child age are excluded; long transfers cost points.

10 resorts, ranked by match · Updated October 2026

Top picks by budget

  • SplurgeFour Seasons Resort Mauritius at AnahitaLow season $833–$1,806 / night

    Broadly suitable for families with kids: Age-banded clubs (Hobbit Village 4-9, Teens Club 10+), villas that fit families and a heated kids pool.

  • Mid-rangeLUX* Belle MareLow season $444–$903 / night

    Broadly suitable for families with kids: Age-banded clubs (PLAY 3-11, Studio 17 for 12-17), a kids buffet and a zero-depth water playground make it one of the most family-friendly on the east coast.

At a glance

ResortTierLow season / nightKids clubMeals
LUX* Belle MareLuxury$444–$903ages 3–11 (PLAY) and 12–17 (Studio 17)Room only (meals extra)
Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at AnahitaUltra-luxury$833–$1,806ages 4–9 (Hobbit Village), plus teens 10+Room only (meals extra)
One&Only Le Saint GéranUltra-luxury$903–$1,806ages 4–11Room only (meals extra)
Constance Prince MauriceUltra-luxury$764–$1,528ages 4–11Room only (meals extra)
Shangri-La Le Touessrok, MauritiusLuxury$694–$1,250ages 4–11Room only (meals extra)
The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa, MauritiusLuxury$306–$625ages 3–12Room only (meals extra)
Trou aux Biches Beachcomber Golf Resort & SpaLuxury$361–$764ages 3–11, plus a teen club for 12–17Room only (meals extra)
LUX* Le MorneLuxury$417–$833ages 3–11Room only (meals extra)
Heritage Awali Golf & Spa ResortLuxury$306–$583ages 0–3 baby club, plus kids’ and teen programmesAll-inclusive
The St. Regis Le Morne Resort, MauritiusUltra-luxury$694–$1,389ages 4–12Room only (meals extra)
  1. LUX* Belle Mare

    01LUX* Belle Mare

    Good fit
    East Coast · Luxury · Low season $444–$903 / night
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Some villas have a private pool
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: Age-banded clubs (PLAY 3-11, Studio 17 for 12-17), a kids buffet and a zero-depth water playground make it one of the most family-friendly on the east coast.

    Watch out:A few guests mention occasional minor maintenance issues and extras outside the package.

  2. Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita
    East Coast · Ultra-luxury · Low season $833–$1,806 / night
    • · Kids club (ages 4–9 (Hobbit Village), plus teens 10+)
    • · Villas 105–266 m²
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: Age-banded clubs (Hobbit Village 4-9, Teens Club 10+), villas that fit families and a heated kids pool.

    Watch out:Priced at the top tier; snorkelling and swimming off the beach are not strengths.

  3. One&Only Le Saint Géran
    East Coast · Ultra-luxury · Low season $903–$1,806 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: A 4-11 KidsOnly club, a family pool and suites that connect into large family units suit multigenerational trips.

    Watch out:Priced at the top tier; some Tripadvisor guests mention occasional service lapses.

  4. Constance Prince Maurice
    East Coast · Ultra-luxury · Low season $764–$1,528 / night
    • · Kids club (ages 4–11)
    • · Some villas have a private pool
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: A 4-11 kids club and family suites work for families, but the whole resort leans romantic and high-end.

    Watch out:Priced at the top tier, so travelling with children is costly; the overwater villas and some suites are not convenient for very young children.

  5. Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius
    East Coast · Luxury · Low season $694–$1,250 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: Kids and teen clubs, family rooms, several pools and free water sports make it easy with children.

    Watch out:Some guests report thin staffing at busy meal times, and meals outside the package are not cheap.

  6. The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa, Mauritius
    North-West Coast · Luxury · Low season $306–$625 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · Kids club (ages 3–12)
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: The free Family Room kids club for ages 3-12 has play areas and a nap nursery, making it easy with children.

    Watch out:A few guests mention occasional noise and maintenance issues, and extras outside the package are pricey.

  7. Trou aux Biches Beachcomber Golf Resort & Spa
    North-West Coast · Luxury · Low season $361–$764 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: A large, multi-pool, family-friendly veteran of the north; we did not confirm the kids club age range.

    Watch out:Closed for renovation 15 May-15 October 2026, so confirm it has reopened and check room types; some Tripadvisor guests say some rooms need updating.

  8. LUX* Le Morne

    08LUX* Le Morne

    Partial fit
    Le Morne · Luxury · Low season $417–$833 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: A free kids club, family room types and many free water sports suit families and groups who like the water.

    Watch out:A few guests mention occasional inconsistent cleaning, and some meals are pricey.

  9. Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort
    South Coast · Luxury · Low season $306–$583 / night
    • · Lush island vegetation
    • · Kids club (ages 0–3 baby club, plus kids’ and teen programmes)
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: Free kids and teen programmes and a 0-3 baby club run by baby nurses, with all-inclusive keeping the family budget predictable.

    Watch out:Noise opinions are mixed; the beach is not a shallow lagoon, so children's swimming depends on the sea.

  10. The St. Regis Le Morne Resort, Mauritius
    Le Morne · Ultra-luxury · Low season $694–$1,389 / night
    • · On-island dive centre
    • · Some villas have a private pool
    • · Broadly suitable for families with kids: A Kite Flyers kids club, family suites and family cooking classes; many guests are families.

    Watch out:Priced at the top tier, with occasional service delays at peak times.

Which coast in Mauritius is best for babies and toddlers?

East Coast — 5 of the top 10 picks. The rest are in North-West Coast, Le Morne and South Coast.

Quick answers

Which resort ranks first?
For “Best Mauritius resorts for babies and toddlers (0–2)”, LUX* Belle Mare ranks first (Good fit), followed by Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita and One&Only Le Saint Géran.
Where in Mauritius should I look first?
East Coast has the most picks here (5 of the top 10).
How much do these resorts cost per night?
Across the 10 resorts on this list, low-season nightly rates run from $306 to $1,806. The top pick, LUX* Belle Mare, is about $444–$903. Always confirm current rates on the resort’s own site.

How this is ranked: a fixed rule engine scores every resort for this set of answers (experience × travel party × occasion, no AI); ties are broken by name. Prices are low-season nightly guides — check the resort’s own site.

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