First, you’ll see the glistening turquoise blue of the ocean. Then, scenes of untouched beaches and luscious rainforest come in to view – the most picturesque confirmation that you have, in fact, found paradise. This gorgeous archipelago holds everything you need for a tropical escape.
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The Indian Ocean is famous for some of the world’s most stunning destinations, featuring jaw-dropping beaches alongside fascinating cultural heritage.
Off the coast of Africa are the Seychelles and Mauritius – renowned for offering decadent luxury with powdery white sand, tempting turquoise sea and year-round sunshine. Mauritius even has a range of amazing golf courses. Just south of India you’ll find Sri Lanka, home to huge range of UNCESCO World Heritage Sites. And the nearby Maldives is a secluded archipelago home to blissful beaches and a range of unbelievable dive sites.
These are some of the most lavish and romantic destinations in the world, so if you’re looking for an amazing experience around your big day we pride ourselves on offering you perfect personalised weddings and utterly unforgettable honeymoons.
With its dreamy beaches, jewel-like waters, gently swaying palms, luxury lodgings, and all-round castaway vibe, the Indian Ocean has long been the go-to spot for loved-up couples wanting to play, relax, and retreat.
Reimagining luxury with their sensory experiences, unique décor and sensational Indian Ocean locations, LUX* Resorts pulls out all the stops with their beautiful properties. Come and find out more.
In search of a serene spa escape and in-need of a little pampering? The Indian Ocean will spoil you for choice. We’ve created a list of our favourites.
