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Ten most exclusive resorts in Africa

Timilehin Adejumobi
Last updated: November 21, 2024 4:57 pm
Timilehin Adejumobi Published November 17, 2024
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At a Glance


  • Europe leads Mauritius tourism at 64% share.
  • African arrivals rise 12.3%, led by Madagascar.
  • Asia sees growth, India up 11.7% in 2023.

Africa’s allure extends beyond its stunning landscapes and vibrant cultures, embracing a realm of luxury that rivals the world’s most exclusive destinations. The continent, rich in natural beauty and diverse experiences, is home to a selection of resorts that epitomise opulence and sophistication. These luxury retreats are not just accommodations but are crafted havens where every detail is meticulously designed to offer unparalleled comfort and bespoke service. From the sun-drenched shores of Mauritius to the serene desert landscapes of Egypt, Africa’s premier resorts promise an exquisite blend of elegance and relaxation.

 Our curated list of the top 10 most exclusive resorts in Africa unveils the epitome of high-end travel. Each of these resorts is distinguished by its exceptional amenities, architectural splendour, and unique location, ensuring a world-class experience for discerning travellers. Whether it’s the luxurious beachside villas of Mauritius, the serene and intimate settings of Egypt’s Red Sea resorts, or the culturally rich retreats in Morocco, South Africa and Ghana, these destinations provide a sanctuary of indulgence and refinement. Prepare to explore Africa’s crème de la crème of luxury retreats, where every moment is crafted to offer an extraordinary escape from the ordinary.

Shore.Africa, has meticulously curated a list of the continent’s ten most exclusive resorts, each representing the zenith of sophistication and indulgence.

1. Lux Belle Mare, Mauritius*  Situated on Mauritius’ east coast, Lux* Belle Mare offers a sophisticated blend of minimalistic and tropical aesthetics. The resort features 174 suites, 12 sea-facing villas, and a grand lux suite, along with a 1 km white sand beach and over 10 water sports activities. Amenities include a luxurious spa, wellness-focused accommodations, and five innovative dining venues. While praised for its magical atmosphere and impeccable cleanliness, some guests note the high costs of dining.

2. Rixos Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

Nestled in Nabq Bay, Rixos Sharm El Sheikh boasts expansive views of the Gulf of Aqaba and Tiran Island. This ultra all-inclusive resort caters exclusively to adults, with seven pools, nine bars, and nine a la carte restaurants and Spa & Wellness facilities. Located just 8 km from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, it provides a luxurious retreat for couples and families seeking exclusive amenities and serene surroundings.

3. Sands Suites Resort & Spa, Mauritius

Located in Wolmar, Flic en Flac, Sands Suites Resort & Spa offers stunning beach views and exceptional service in a tranquil setting. Guests appreciate the spacious rooms, serene atmosphere, and live music, though the secluded location and high costs of food and beverages are noted. Impeccable cleanliness and attentive staff make this resort a favourite for those seeking relaxation.

4. LUX* Grand Gaube Mauritius A reimagined retro-chic five-star resort on the north coast of Mauritius, LUX* Grand Gaube offers 186 rooms, suites, and villas designed by Kelly Hoppen. Each space is a blend of comfort and luxury, featuring outdoor bathtubs with ocean views and interiors that reflect a stylish beach house vibe. Known for its wellness focus and diverse dining, including Peruvian and Turkish overwater restaurants, LUX* Grand Gaube sets a new standard for luxury with its award-winning offerings.

5. Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, Set along the Red Sea, the Royal Savoy Sharm El Sheikh offers an exclusive escape with adults-only pools, a private beach, and various dining options. Known for its impeccable service and serene atmosphere, this deluxe resort caters to discerning travellers seeking a tranquil yet luxurious experience in one of Egypt’s top five-star destinations.

6. Constance Belle Mare Plage, Mauritius 

With 104 Prestige Rooms, 149 Junior Suites, and various villas, Constance Belle Mare Plage is a stylishly renovated resort that balances a lively atmosphere with laid-back luxury. Positioned along a 2km white sand beach, it offers a range of activities, including water sports and a spa, complemented by seven restaurants and six bars. It’s an ideal destination for families, couples, and adventurers alike.

7. Birkenhead House, Hermanus, South Africa

Birkenhead House, a chic beachfront retreat in South Africa, offers an unparalleled blend of relaxation and thrill. Guests can spot whales from the comfort of their room, while those seeking adventure can opt for exhilarating shark cage diving. The resort boasts expansive, sunlit rooms with stunning exterior views, complemented by an interior adorned with exceptional artwork.

8. The Royal Senchi Resort, Ghana 

As Ghana’s first 4-star luxury resort, The Royal Senchi combines modern and Ghanaian architectural designs with stunning views of the Volta River. Spanning 35 acres of nature park, it offers butterfly and bird watching from guest rooms. Amenities include Wi-Fi, satellite TV, minibars, and air conditioning, with a bar by the pool and local cuisine at the Senchi restaurant.

8. Birkenhead House, Hermanus, South Africa

Birkenhead House, a chic beachfront retreat in South Africa, offers an unparalleled blend of relaxation and thrill. Guests can spot whales from the comfort of their room, while those seeking adventure can opt for exhilarating shark cage diving. The resort boasts expansive, sunlit rooms with stunning exterior views, complemented by an interior adorned with exceptional artwork.

9. Jaz Crystal Almaza Bay, Egypt

Located in Marsa Matrouh, Jaz Crystal Almaza Bay offers a blend of luxury and value with access to beautiful beaches, multiple dining options, and both indoor and outdoor pools. Guests appreciate the spacious rooms and exceptional service, although Wi-Fi connectivity can be inconsistent. The serene atmosphere and professional staff contribute to a peaceful and memorable stay.

10. The Oberoi Marrakech, Morocco

Ranked as the top resort in North Africa and the Middle East by Travel + Leisure in 2023, The Oberoi Marrakech sits amid vast Mediterranean orchards with stunning views of the Atlas Mountains. The resort’s architecture draws inspiration from ancient Moroccan palaces, and its lush gardens and water features create a tranquil retreat. Guests enjoy spacious accommodations, personalized wellness experiences, and a range of dining options that highlight both local and international cuisines.

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