Le Touessrok's 30th Anniversary Celebrations Mean Savings for Guests (Mauritius)
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Le Touessrok's 30th Anniversary Celebrations Mean Savings for Guests (Mauritius)
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Category: Africa Indian Ocean - Mauritius -
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2008-07-23
Elegant Resorts offers 30% discount on Le Touessrok packages
The luxurious Le Touessrok resort on the beautiful Indian-Ocean island of Mauritius is celebrating its 30th anniversary between November 21 and 25, 2008. To mark this special occasion, Elegant Resorts are offering a generous 30% discount to holidaymakers who book before September 21st and stay for the whole five-day festive period.
Top quality attractions
Le Touessrok offers an unprecedented range of top quality attractions. For the active minded, it boasts an 18-hole golf course designed by the legendary Bernard Langer, tennis courts and a wide range of watersports -- whilst cycling, scuba diving and tennis offer further ways to keep fit.
It is also the ideal destination for indulgent pampering. A first class Givenchy spa is the ideal location to unwind, offering nine rooms specializing in exotic treatments such as a Swiss-care treatments. Attached to the spa is the gym, where fitness programs are combined with nutritional advice and relaxation.
30th Anniversary Special Events -- Food, Music and Entertainment
During the landmark anniversary period, guests will enjoy champagne breakfasts and a fireworks display complete with a birthday cake cutting ceremony. Each day will feature a different theme and a variety of specially created events.
Holidaymakers will be able to enjoy jazz and classical music shows. For those passionate about food, there will be the opportunity to enjoy mouth- watering lobster banquets and take part in cookery demonstrations by renowned Michelin starred chefs. For family entertainment, treasure hunts set up throughout the resort will keep children (and adults) entertained, and for those wishing to learn more about the local culture, a Mauritian village will be on display.
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