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F Zeen Greek yoga retreat F Zeen is a family-run, adults-only Greek retreat with a focus on yoga, health and wellbeing. With 61 suites and two private luxury villas, there’s plenty of space to fi nd true peace and relaxation. It’s set in its own lush green grounds, on the quiet south- west coast of Kefalonia overlooking the long sandy beach of Lourdas. In alignment with the natural environment, F Zeen’s approach is to make sure the retreat feels part of the landscape as the buildings are integrated into the natural surroundings.
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Tripp Luggage company Tripp has a great selection of bags and styles that are perfect for staycation breaks, ranging from large totes to wheeled duffl e bags. If you’re planning a holiday abroad this year, Tripp has a range of suitcases that will fi t everything you need for a break in the sun, as well as cabin suitcases for fl ights.
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Lux Grande Gaube Tropical destination Lux Grande Gaube is a retro-chic tropical retreat, tucked away on a peninsula bordering two coves on the north coast of Mauritius. T e eye-catching design blends perfectly with the surrounding tropical greenery, and each room, suite and villa feel like a home from home. T e resort is known for its focus on wellness and its culinary gems, which include a fabulous Peruvian, an overwater Turkish restaurant and even a rum treehouse.
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The beach at the foot of Le Morne mountain is postcard-perfect. On that very beach is LUX* Le Morne, one of four LUX* Resorts & Hotels in Mauritius
ow to tell them apart? T is one embraces travelling with a purpose — with a dash of
barefoot luxury. T ree restaurants including a
gastronomic T ai helmed by a female chef, a rarity in the industry, make it the perfect hotel for the culinary minded. And yet, the hotel pioneered a zero food waste movement in Mauritius. Vegans and vegetarians will go crazy for the resort’s Keen on Green concept. T e ubiquitous mini-bar has been replaced by a fully customisable, larger than life Tropical
Bar. LUX* Le Morne is a resort that walks the talk. T e herbs in your g’n’t? Sourced
from the garden. T e sea urchin on your plate? Caught by Vik — fi sh- erman and guest experience manager. You’ll fi nd him at Vik’s Place, a beach shack where you can drink cham- pagne and shots of local rum. T e resort’s location on the wild
west coast means two things: amazing sunsets and very little breeze, making the lagoon a natural swimming pool where you can swim with dolphins and go paddleboarding. And, just
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a fi ve-minute bicycle ride away, are some of the Indian Ocean’s best surf and kitesurf spots. If you’re planning on popping the
question, look no further. T is hotel will
take you up Le Morne moun-
tain after hours in a four wheel drive vehicle where a Pinterest-worthy sunset picnic awaits. As for the ring, it can be delivered by drone. Experience-seekers can browse a
curated selection of collectable expe- riences on the hotel’s website. Tropical greenery and fl ora
enshroud the walkways leading up to the suites, which are designed to feel like chic beach bungalows. Feeling social? Head to the lobby where there’s a greenery-fi lled Tropical Bar with pops of mustard yellow that overlooks the pool and lagoon. Adjacent is Maison LUX*, a very Wes
Anderson-esque cafe and bar inspired by the streets of Milan. Sit down for a glass of absinthe and a pastry. LUX* Le Morne draws those trav-
ellers who crave a fresh coconut on the beach as much as they want to see what lies beyond the beach.
Visit
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