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The Mourouk Ebony Hotel faces the vast lagoon, streaked with various shades of blue and turquoise contrasting with the deeper blue of the near-by winding and desert islets. The hotel rests on a hilly landscape flanked with isolated sandy beaches which is reminiscent of the African Savanna.

The food is served on a vast terrace which overlooks the pool and the lagoon. The cuisine, exotic and refined, offers a variety of Creole menus along with some European dishes. The fresh vegetables are from the local gardens while the seafood is from the lagoon.

The hotel offers a conference room and some boutiques. It also provides facilities for car hire, laundry and baby-sitting. Evening entertainment featuring the "Sega Tambour" (African music and traditional dance) are regularly organised.
Description

Rooms: Each of the 30 rooms has a terrace and is sea facing and is equipped with a private bathroom (shower), refridgerator, ceiling fan and terrace. An extra bed or cot is available upon request. Twelve rooms are air-conditioned.

Sport activities: (free of charge)
Swimming pool, wind surf, canoes, diving, outdoor games such as beach volley, tennis, frisbee, "beach ball", kites, indoor games, snooker etc ….

For children: Mini-club, swimming pool, playground equipped with swings, see saw, etc…, beach games, mountain biking (special track), video and indoor games.

Sport activities: (with supplement)
Fun board and wind surfing courses (Wind surfing Club Nathalie Simon), scuba diving (Club NAUI), mountain bikes, trekking, big game fishing, traditional fishing and glass bottom boat.

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