When staying at Paradis or Dinarobin the option is available to interchange your dining between the two hotels.

Restaurants & Bars - Meal Plan: Half Board
A la carte is available at a supplement

Le Brabant is the main restaurant at Paradis, overlooking the pool, and is open for breakfast, à la carte lunch, afternoon tea and international themed buffet dinners.

The Blue Marlin restaurant has a reputation for elegant dining with the most exotic setting imaginable, overlooking the lapping waters of the magnificent lagoon. The tempting à la carte menu offers a selection of fine european cuisine. A set menu is also available. Breakfast is a choice of continental or hot buffet. A la carte lunch is available.

La Palma serves Italian à la carte specialities. Dine in intimate surroundings or under the stars and enjoy the fine cuisine of the Italian chef. Make sure to pre-book your table.

La Ravanne (dinner only, closed Sundays) is midway between the two hotels and has an unforgettable beach setting, where you can dine beneath the stars or thatched canopies and enjoy traditional Mauritian and Creole seafood specialities. Arriving by boat from the Paradis is a fabulous start to a romantic evening where Sega dancers on arrival set the scene for a unique Mauritian night (à la carte).

Picture Gallery of Restaurants & Bars

Upgrade to Half Board Plus for the following benefits:
Breakfast at Le Brabant or Blue Marlin which serve a buffet style breakfast.

Lunch at the Blue Marlin restaurant:
Main course + starter or dessert
A Soft drink, glass of wine or beer per adult
Infant/Child/teenager one soft drink

Dinner: Choice of 4 dining venues at Paradis
Bottle of house wine per couple
Infant/Child/teenager one soft drink

Adults £20 per person per night | Honeymooners £10 per person per night
6 to 17 year olds – £10 per child/teenager | 0-5 year olds free.

Half-Board Plus is available from 01 May 2010 until 19 December 2011. To take advantage of this offer, bookings must be made by 30 September 2010. A further four restaurants are available for dinner at Dinarobin but these will not include the bottle of wine for adults or soft drinks for children.

Entertainment
Resident band or show every night at both hotels, theme evenings and a small nightclub at Paradis.

Dress Code - Elegant casual clothes are required for dining in the evening and gentlemen are requested to wear long trousers. The hotel requests that clients do not wear jeans in the restaurants for dinner.