Weekly live music, bustling craft markets, and cultural events… In the island’s south-west, Domaine Anbalaba unveils as a multifaceted and iconic address, where daily life is lived with ease, warmth, and authenticity.
Located in the fishing village of Baie du Cap, this IRS project unites residences, leisure amenities, and commercial spaces, offering a lively setting for both residents and travellers alike.
A project rooted into the heart of village life
Stretching across 15 hectares, Domaine Anbalaba offers a collection of villas, apartments, and an ecolodge, all blending naturally into the surrounding tropical landscape.
Designed to be part of daily living, the shopping arcade becomes a lively address to stop for a baguette at the bakery, a quick purchase at the pharmacy, or sip a coffee with friends. It even includes a supermarket: the first to open on the south-west coast.
To stay in shape, both residents and holidaymakers enjoy access to a state-of-the-art private sports centre. With a modern gym, a paddle court, a studio for group classes, and convivial areas for billiards, table football, pétanque, and outdoor yoga, every element is brought together to combine wellbeing with shared leisure.
A vibrant, inclusive setting
Culture and community are central to Domaine d’Anbalaba. Station A, its restaurant, and Anbalaboutik, the concept store, together position the estate as a new point of reference for Baie du Cap. On Saturdays, the restaurant comes alive with live music, transforming into a stage that carries forward the venue’s warm atmosphere. The final Sunday of the month sees the seaside esplanade, decorated with a Vaco mural, welcome the Anbalaba Market, where local makers and artists present their work. Exhibitions, children’s activities, and commemorations add to the calendar, attracting both locals and visitors.
A place to live, a place to stay, an opportunity to invest
Available to Mauritian nationals and foreign investors, Domaine Anbalaba grants the possibility of acquiring freehold villas, apartments, or plots of land, together with residence permits for non-citizens. With property management and an upscale concierge on hand, owners are assured of a profitable investment in an attractive fiscal framework.
While some choose to live there year-round, others prefer to spend holidays, prepare for retirement, or simply stop over while exploring the island’s south. The estate also welcomes flexible stays, ranging from a few nights to several weeks or even months, depending on each guest’s wishes and plans.
Through the ASC Foundation, Domaine Anbalaba contributes to the social and economic development of Baie du Cap. The estate also partners with architects and landscape architects to preserve endemic wildlife and plants, ensuring the durability of the surrounding ecosystem.
