The Eco Lodges project consists of 6 charming villas nestled in the heart of the Domaine de Palmyre, one of the most preserved estates on the island.
6 luxurious villas, on the same level or on one floor, all have their own private garden and swimming pool, as well as a large terrace.
All villas are arranged with 4 en suite bedrooms and large living rooms, all bathed in light.
This development advocates ecology, wood, slate and stone, LED lights, solar water heater and micro water purification plant. The orientation of the villas has worked to give them natural sunshine and ventilation. A real promise of a gentle way of life in this region with its exceptionally dry climate!
The price is USD 995,000 and the price indicated above might vary based on exchange rates. Available to foreigners
Tamarin is a village on the western coast of Mauritius and is known for the salt pans, surfing spots and nightlife. Set in a picturesque environment, surrounded with trees and mountains, the small fishing village of Tamarin exudes an incomparable energy and harmony that seduce visitors.
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Nested in the most preserved Domain of the West coast ('Domaine de Palmyre') Eco Lodges is a collection of breath taking villas. Combining the comfort and elegance of tropical interiors and the softness and well-being of exteriors with Mauritian influences this 6 luxury villas between sea and mountains in the heart of nature will be the perfect home for...
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