Situated on the Indian Ocean pearl of Mauritius, east of Madagascar, Anahita is a gem in itself, crowning a lovely tropical island and offshore tax haven in the making, with only two to three hours time difference to Europe.

Set on ancient trade routes, this island has welcomed travelers from all over the world, resulting in a legendary blend of Indian, Creole, French and English cultures. Today, sitting on the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East and Asia, it remains ideally located for those who seek the pinnacle of luxury residential resort living.

Nestled on the east coast of Mauritius, a belt of lush tropical forest rich in indigenous birds and plants, the Anahita site is part of the vast Deep River Beau Champ Sugar Estate: over 200 hectares of pristine nature, fringed by six kilometres of unspoilt mangrove-studded shores.

Here, next to famous Ile aux Cerfs, amid ever-changing, magical vistas of extinct volcanoes and embraced by the largest lagoon on the island, residents will now be able to call paradise ‘home’.