InterContinental Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort

Package price from, per person sharing

A good fit for travelers who want to combine resort time with easy access to northern Mauritius, this holiday package includes return flights from South Africa, airport transfers, accommodation and selected meals. Families and couples can divide their stay between the beach, water sports, wellness and island outings, while the north-west setting also places Port Louis and Grand Baie within practical reach.

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Property Overview

InterContinental Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort is a five-star beachfront resort on the north-west coast of Mauritius. Its 210 rooms and suites are arranged across tropical grounds overlooking Balaclava Bay and the Indian Ocean. The property includes two infinity pools, four restaurants, a spa and dedicated family facilities, with low-rise buildings opening towards the gardens and sea. Its west-facing location also makes sunset views a regular part of the setting.

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How far is the nearest beach?

The resort is positioned directly on Balaclava Beach, allowing guests to reach the shoreline from the rooms, gardens and main leisure areas without transport.

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Distance from Airport

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is approximately 58 kilometres from InterContinental Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort.

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Rooms

The resort has 210 rooms and suites, including 30 suites, with private balconies or terraces facing the ocean, gardens or pools. Spacious guest rooms draw on traditional Mauritian architectural details and include indoor and outdoor living areas, large bathrooms and modern amenities. Family accommodation provides separate sleeping spaces for parents and children, while the larger suites offer additional room for couples or groups. The sea-facing orientation allows the coastal setting to remain visible from much of the accommodation.

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Food & Drink

Four restaurants cover international, Mediterranean, Indian and Pan-Asian cooking, with a combination of buffet and à la carte service. Senso uses open kitchens and live stations, while Segala focuses on Mediterranean flavours beside the coast. Veda presents Indian cuisine and Noble House adds dishes inspired by several Asian culinary traditions. Guests can also enjoy drinks and lighter meals at the open-air Sugar Cane Beach Bar or Talipot Bar, both positioned to make use of the bay and ocean views.

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Experiences & Activities

The resort’s location within a marine park supports a varied programme of water activities, including kayaking, snorkelling, windsurfing and glass-bottom boat trips. A diving centre provides access to nearby coral reefs, while open-sea excursions can include fishing, catamaran cruises and dolphin trips. Land activities range from tennis and beach volleyball to football, fitness and jogging beside the coast. Planet Trekkers Kids Club provides supervised indoor and outdoor activities for children aged four to twelve.

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SPA & Wellness

Spa InterContinental combines Mauritian wellness traditions with Ayurvedic practices and international massage techniques. Seven private treatment rooms include two designed for couples, while therapies range from Balinese, Thai, Japanese and Swedish massage to reflexology and body treatments. A relaxation zone provides a sauna, steam room and cold-water therapy, complemented by salon services. Guests can also use the ocean-facing fitness centre, practise yoga or follow the beachside jogging route.