Sustainability

Our purpose and philosophy are simple — we’re here to inspire explorers by connecting them with local people and places. It’s good for guests. It’s great for everyone. We know all our neighbours. They’ve become our friends. And it might sound corny to say our team is a family – but it’s true. We’re on first-name terms with all our suppliers, and we know where all of our ingredients come from. We promote learning, sharing, upskilling, and we see hospitality as an opportunity for personal growth — for our staff as well as our guests.

When it comes to careers, we invest in our service culture and invite guests to share ideas and experiences too. And our Skill Swap platform helps guests enjoy meaningful exchanges with locals while learning a new skill, teaching one, or doing both.

Provenance is not just about where your food comes from — it relates to the origin of everything you see, touch and hear at SALT. It’s no secret that Mauritian produce has long been grown using an eye-watering amount of pesticides. So, anything we don’t grow on site ourselves, we source from carefully selected farms and suppliers that side-step chemicals. The plan is to inspire a chemical-free revolution and serve only organic ingredients.

Angelo at La Roche Noire supplies our cheese; Giuseppe provides our homemade pasta; Bibi brings us fruit; Ricardo sources our sea urchins; Sudesh gives us the best oysters; Kishor loads us up with lobster.

Even what you listen to at SALT is native. We curate playlists that celebrate the local music scene. It reveals new talents and gives you an authentic earful of the soul of the place you are in.