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Kaz’alala Hosted B&B
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Located on the south coast of Mauritius, at the heart of Bel Ombre, Kaz'alala is a different way of living Mauritius. Adjacent to the historic Heritage Le Chateau and the award-winning Heritage Golf Club, Kaz'alala is an invitation to get lost on the wild coast.
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See AllLakaz La Vie From the roadside to the mountaintops, green is the predominant colour throughout the year in Bel Ombre. Kaz’alala’s main house and oldest homestead dating from two centuries, “Lakaz La Vie” (The House of Life) has a green theme that echoes the verdant landscape outside featuring seashore meadows, a beautifully manicured golf course and a pristine nature reserve stretching more than a thousand hectares, among others. Lakaz La Vie, with its 2 family rooms and its 3 double rooms, is the perfect spot to indulge in the simple pleasures of life with a sense of connection to nature. The house flows through from the kitchen to the living room and dining area, and out onto the spacious terrace. In addition to the four rooms in the main building, there is a separate outbuilding with another room.Cabane du Cardinal The “Cabane du Cardinal”, with its 3 double rooms, borrows its colour theme from the distinctively red head and breast of the Mauritius fody, a rare species of endemic birds also called “Cardinal de Maurice”. This freshly renovated sugar plantation house is equipped with everything you could need to feel at home. Relax on a hammock with that book you've been wanting to read since weeks and life becomes so much more sweeter...It is also a reminder of the brilliant flame trees, bougainvillea and lychee trees loaded with fruit in summer that adorn the landscape of Mauritius, which will provide awe-inspiring experiences for nature enthusiasts and cultural travellers.Lakaz La Mer “Lakaz Lamer”, literally The House of the Sea, pays tribute to the marine heritage of Bel Ombre. The soothing blue tones create an environment that replenishes the soul and recharges the spirit. The tree swing on an ancient Indian Almond Tree is an invitation to finally lie back and sloth.Filled with fresh air and natural light, this house, composed of 4 double rooms, is an oasis for sun, sea and sand worshippers as well as those guests for whom the colour blue symbolises freedom and adventure.Cabane du Soleil The theme chosen for the “Cabane du Soleil” (The Sun Shack) reflects the sun-drenched atmosphere of vacation time in Mauritius. This beautifully restored yellow-themed house of 6 double rooms offers accommodation in four bedrooms with real old-world Mauritius charm and appeal.There is more than enough space to soak in the sun and relax or leap into more adventurous land or sea pursuits in one of the most beguiling regions in Mauritius. You’re in for memorable moments of happiness!
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Read MoreOur location, service, and pricing all combine to provide great value to our guests and entice them to sample the local experience and charm while connecting with nature. Kaz'alala provides authentic connections to the community of Bel Ombre through its commitment to Responsible Tourism. It is committed to local staffing and upskilling through on-the-job trainings, sourcing of fresh produce from the region and genuine care for the environment through no single-use plastic from the onset.
Situated within the spectacular and historic 2,500-hectare domaine of Heritage Bel Ombre in the pristine South of Mauritius, and just steps away from an elegant 19th century chateau and the Indian Ocean, we offer discerning guests an alternative beyond the usual formulaic and predictable hotel experience.
Our host and her team make it a point to welcome every guest with warm hospitality, in a most natural and friendly way. Our guests are not just numbers to us and we make sure to look after each of them with equal care and discreet attention.
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See AllBel Ombre Nature Reserve Nestled within the spectacular and historic 2,500-hectare Bel Ombre Territory, Bel Ombre Nature Reserve is a must-visit by all means in the south of Mauritius. We offer a year-round premium land experiences in the heart of a scenic 1,300-hectare nature reserve wrapped in a stunning biodiversity that packs in plenty of fun, premium land adventures and thrills for visitors of all ages and interests. You can explore the reserve in buggys or quads if you are in quest of adrenaline. Those who want a more laid-back experience, can try the 4x4 safari drive or experience a unique picnic by the Jacotet River or close to the Frédérica waterfalls.Heritage Golf Club Kaz'alala is a few minutes away from a multi-award winning championship golf course. Enjoy the beautiful vistas - from rolling mountains to the turquoise Indian Ocean - at every green and tee. Its 18-hole championship course, a 9-hole Par 3 course, exceptional practice facilities, golf academy, clubhouse, restaurant, and a golf shop make it a gem amongst the golf courses in the Indian Ocean. Head over here to book a Tee time. If you are a guest at Kaz'alala, please ask Véronique to book your tee-off at the preferential rate of Rs3,000 per person.Bus Snack One of the oddities you will find in the south is the Bus Snack of Mala, located opposite the St-Martin beach. Painted bright red and without any wheels, the Bus Snack is a must-stop when you are in the south of Mauritius. Its speciality dishes include: boiled noodles with chicken, lamb curry with rice or the Octopus stew.C Beach Club Immerse in a relaxed atmosphere at the recently renovated C Beach Club, by Heritage Resorts. Dig your toes deep into the white sandy beach and lie back while sipping a tropical cocktail. Access for our guests is possible for a small supplement; please contact Véronique for more information.KiteGlobing Doing water sports in Mauritius is unique. Whether you are interested in kitesurfing, stand up paddling, wakeboarding, snorkeling, swimming with dolphins, KiteGlobing will fulfill your dreams. Mauritius is a paradise island amidst the Indian Ocean with turquoise water and divine climate.Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum, Souillac Visit the former home of this famous Mauritian poet - La Nef. You will be transported to a world of prose, poetry and plays. The house (nicknamed The Nave) initially built from coral has now been rebuilt and pays tribute to the poet's work. The Nave is open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9am to 4pm. On Saturdays, it is open from 9am to noon. The entry is free.Macondé The Macondé viewpoint has been listed as one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the world and is a must-see in Mauritius. It is located 15 minutes from Kaz'alala.World of Seashells Admire the largest seashells collection in Africa at World of Seashells! The unique gallery showcases 8,000 seashells from 1,500 species from the collection of Mr. Le Court de Billot. The gallery takes the visitor on a journey made up of four themes: Myths & Legends, Biology, Mathematical Theories as well as Marine sustainability. Interactive displays and tablets enable the curious minds to interact and learn more about the shells.Entry Fee:Adults - Rs200Children (5-12 years) - Rs100Le Chamarel Restaurant Our restaurant is a year-round, all-day feast for both the taste buds and eyes of both locals and tourists visiting this quaint region in the southwestern uplands of Mauritius. Our food is our best excuse to share with our guests our knowledge and history of the Creole gastronomic heritage as well as the thrill of mystery and discovery while connecting with our culture and music.Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark Located in a private domain, the land of the 7 colors of Chamarel is a clearing that presents 7 variations of colors, oscillating between ocher, brown, red and purplish in the heart of immense vegetation. Besides the dunes, there is also a magnificent viewpoint of the Chamarel waterfall and an endemic forest that opens up to the ebony forest. What about the wildlife? In addition to the land turtles, we can also admire and take pictures of the deer in the area. As a whole, our geopark focuses on connecting people with nature in an enjoyable, entertaining and enlightening manner through geology, education and conservation. We also ensure that our activities be considerate and fair towards the exploitation of the area with all due respect for the environment and for the surrounding communities.
