Pretty Cottage for 2 or 4 p. with private pool, in a beautiful piece of nature

Nestled in the heart of Mauritian nature, La Case Najoli is a charming and cosy Creole bungalow, ideal for 4 guests . With its private swimming pool, tropical garden and beach only 30 metres away, it is a true little paradise for guests seeking peace, nature and authenticity.

Surrounded by coconut trees, deer and exotic birds, the house offers a calm and timeless atmosphere. From the terrace, you can enjoy endless views over the natural landscape, the hunting grounds and the distant mountains. A rare and deeply relaxing escape, far from the crowds.

La Case Najoli is located near the coconut grove and about 100 metres from Chez Zaza, while remaining completely private and independent. You will enjoy total tranquillity and privacy.

The bungalow features:

2 air-conditioned bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
an open-plan kitchen and living area
a comfortable lounge
a large furnished terrace with dining table and rattan seating
a private swimming pool
a shaded pergola with a cosy sitting area, perfect for reading or enjoying a drink at sunset

The bedrooms overlook the beautiful tropical garden and large surrounding trees.

A housekeeper comes daily for 2 hours. A cook can also be arranged upon request for an additional hourly fee.

For families:
A baby cot is available, and a high chair and baby bath can be provided on request. Children have plenty of space to play in the garden. Please note that the swimming pool is not fenced.

Important: one of the bedrooms has independent access from the terrace and is not directly connected to the rest of the house. It is therefore better suited for older children or adults.

Important information before booking

La Case Najoli is a simple and authentic Mauritian bungalow with more than 100 years of history. Originally a staff house, it has been transformed into a holiday home while intentionally preserving its original Creole charm and character.

This is not a modern villa or a luxury property. The furniture is intentionally traditional, and although the house is regularly maintained and repainted, it remains a rustic tropical home with the atmosphere of old Mauritius rather than a modern hotel-style accommodation.

Nature is very much part of the experience. Geckos, tropical insects and occasionally a small field mouse may be seen, as can happen in traditional countryside homes in Mauritius.

Guests who appreciate authenticity, nature, tranquillity and the charm of old Mauritius will truly love this unique place.