MAURITIUS

Picture-perfect paradise meets rugged adventure on this captivating island.

Sugar-sand beaches, sapphire shallow waters, tropical fish and enchanting coral reefs reflect a colour palette that is as diverse as the heritage of Mauritian culture. It is here that French, Creole, Indian and African influences can all be savoured in a spectacular melting pot of fusion cuisine.

If you can steal yourself away from the idyllic beaches, you need not venture far for rewards. Charming fishing villages back on to wild sheer cliffs - while magnificent nature reserves, roaring waterfalls, and romantic botanical gardens all wait to be discovered. Mark Twain can be forgiven for saying heaven was copied after Mauritius. It is an island bursting with colour, and with love.

FLIGHT TIME
12 Hours

BEST TIME*
Apr-May, Oct-Dec

TIME FROM UK
3-4 Hours ahead

LOCATION
Indian Ocean

TOP 3 REASONS
TO CHOOSE MAURITIUS

Beautiful beaches
Waterfalls & countryside excursions
Watersports & boat trips

*Based on weather & lowest rainfall

popular itineraries

Single-Centre
If you’re looking to simply relax and unwind around a gorgeous pool, overlooking a beautiful beach and enjoy great food without a desire to explore the island, then we’d recommend one of the many luxury hotels on the North & North-West coast.

Single-Centre with two dimensions
If you’ve a desire to explore more that the island has to offer, why not consider splitting your stay in two. Enjoy half of your time in the North of the island before heading to the South to explore the Le Morne Peninsula and sprawling countryside with waterfalls, nature reserves and wildlife.

Multi-Centre
A popular option is to combine the beaches of Mauritius with the bright lights of Dubai for the perfect blend of city and beach.

THE NORTH

The northern area of Mauritius is a vibrant and dynamic region, known for its bustling towns and picturesque landscapes. Grand Baie stands out as a popular tourist hub, offering a lively atmosphere, shopping opportunities, and a range of water sports.

The iconic Pamplemousses Botanical Garden attracts visitors with its impressive collection of exotic plants and giant water lilies. History enthusiasts can explore the impressive Château de Labourdonnais, a colonial mansion showcasing the island's heritage.

With charming fishing villages, pristine beaches, and a mix of cultural and recreational experiences, the north of Mauritius offers a well-rounded and captivating vacation experience.

the south

The southern area of Mauritius boasts stunning landscapes and diverse attractions. From the enchanting Black River Gorges National Park, with its lush forests and waterfalls, to the captivating Chamarel Seven Colored Earths, a geological wonder. The historic Le Morne Brabant Peninsula, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers both cultural significance and breathtaking views.

The idyllic beaches of Blue Bay and Gris Gris showcase the region's coastal beauty. With its blend of natural wonders, cultural heritage, and outdoor activities, the south of Mauritius is a captivating destination for travelers seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure.