A garden in Mauritius inspired by permaculture
The Anbalaba Village is located in the heart of a rich and lush nature. The team made the choice to fully integrate the surrounding nature into the villas and apartments for total harmony with the authentic landscapes of Mauritius.
The beauty of tropical gardens
To all botany lovers, and to those who dream of palm trees and tropical escape, we invite you to meet in our garden in Mauritius! It is Cecilia Robert’s passion that guided the Anbalaba greening project. In a spirit of permaculture, inspired by the Mauritian tradition, the country's biodiversity is preserved at the heart of the ecosystem created in the village.
In Anbalaba, we equate tropical gardens with rejuvenating little corners of paradise.
The palm trees from our nursery and their cousins the coconut trees
Les palmiers de Rodrigues
Cette espèce endémique de Rodrigues est aujourd’hui malheureusement menacée d’extinction.
Les lataniers bleus
On peut observer cette plante endémique de l’Île Maurice au jardin botanique de Pamplemousses.
Les palmiers rouges
Les palmiers rouges peuvent atteindre jusqu’à 25 mètres de hauteur. Leur cœur est aussi apprécié par les gourmets.
Les cocotiers
On trouve une large variété de cocotiers à l’Île Maurice : des jaunes (Pemba), des géants (Ceylan), des roses (Malaysien)…
Les tallipots
Ces palmiers produisent la plus grande inflorescence au monde : ils peuvent porter jusqu’à 10 millions de fleurs.
Les palmiers de Bismarck
Ces palmiers sont particulièrement appréciés grâce à leur délicate couleur bleutée.
The greening of Anbalaba spaces
Anbalaba’s spaces blend in with the nature that surrounds them to create a harmonious whole. It was therefore obvious that the witness villa is called POMELO!
In order for Anbalaba residents to experience this nature and enjoy it every day, we have come up with the concept of gourmet gardens. All the villas have their own square of vegetable plants, imagined in a spirit of permaculture.
Which garden in Mauritius is not to be missed?
The Pamplemousses Garden is a must see when visiting Mauritius, it is a botanical garden of more than 37 hectares.
Established in 1770, it is the first botanical garden ever created in the world.
You will discover plant species from all over the world, each more incredible than the next. The scents, the colors, the animals... It is the whole of the exotic biodiversity that is available to you in this internationally renowned garden.