Loungers and umbrella on tropical beach in Mauritius Island, Indian Ocean

Mauritius Holidays

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Holidays to Mauritius 2026 Highlights

☀️ Warm all year round – temperatures rarely drop below 20°C, even in "winter" (May-Oct). Summer hits 28-32°C with occasional tropical showers
💷 UK plugs work here – Mauritius uses the same Type G three-pin sockets as the UK, so no adaptor needed
🍺 Cost of a pint - Great value outside the resorts, a Phoenix beer (the local lager) is around £1.50-2 at a local bar. Resort prices are steeper (expect £5-7 for a beer, £10+ for cocktails), so all-inclusive can be worth considering

🎉 Fun Facts About Mauritius

🦤 Home of the Famous Dodo — The now-extinct dodo bird once lived only on Mauritius. It disappeared in the 1600s after human arrival, but it’s still a massive part of the island’s identity, you’ll spot it on souvenirs, signs and pretty much everywhere you look.

🌈 An Underwater Waterfall Illusion — Off the coast of the island, there’s a mind-blowing optical illusion known as the “underwater waterfall.” It looks like the ocean is cascading into the depths, but it’s actually sand and silt being swept by currents. Seen from above, it’s one of the coolest natural sights on the planet.

🍛 A Cultural Melting Pot — Mauritius is a mix of African, Indian, French and Chinese influences, which means the food, festivals and languages are seriously diverse. One minute you’re tucking into a spicy curry, the next it’s French pastries, it’s basically a world tour for your taste buds.

🗣️ Local Lingo – Talk Like a Mauritian

In Mauritius, you’ll hear a mix of languages thanks to its diverse heritage, mainly English, French, and Mauritian Creole (Kreol Morisien). Picking up a few local phrases will make you feel like part of the island in no time:

👋 “Bonzur” (bon-zur) – hello! A friendly greeting you’ll hear everywhere, from the beaches to the markets.

🙏 “Mersi” (mer-see) – thank you. Simple, polite, and guaranteed to earn a smile when you’re served some delicious local street food.

🍹 “Ki manyer?” (kee man-yay) – “How are you?” or literally “What’s up?” A casual way to check in with locals.

😎 “Mo kontan sa” (mo kon-tan sa) – “I like it!” Perfect for complimenting food, beaches, or anything else that takes your fancy.

This lingo will help you connect with locals and add an authentic touch to your Mauritius holiday.

🏖️ What Are the Best Beaches to Visit in Mauritius?

Say Mauritius, and you instantly think beaches. With over 150 km of coastline, it’s no surprise, the island serves up everything from soft white sands to turquoise lagoons that look like they’ve been Photoshopped. If you are looking for a beach holiday, there is plenty options in Mauritius, the list below shows top rated beaches:

Flic en Flac Beach – hands-down one of the most popular beaches on the island. Long stretches of golden sand, calm shallow waters perfect for swimming, and plenty of bars and restaurants nearby make it ideal for families and sunset strolls alike.

Le Morne Beach – dramatic, scenic, and iconic. Set beneath the Le Morne Brabant mountain, it’s a paradise for kite surfers, paddleboarders, and anyone who loves a photo-worthy backdrop with a splash of adventure.

Trou aux Biches – a long, powdery beach with crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling. Calm lagoons make it a favourite for families, and there’s plenty of space for sunbathing without feeling crowded.

Blue Bay Beach – perfect if you’re into marine life. The Blue Bay Marine Park is right off the shore, so you can snorkel among tropical fish in some of the clearest waters on the island.

Pereybere Beach – small but perfectly formed. Popular with locals and visitors alike, it’s got soft sand, shallow waters, and a chilled atmosphere for lazy days and people-watching.

Grand Baie Beach – lively, fun, and bustling. Great for water sports, beach bars, and evening cocktails — plus, the sunsets here are next-level gorgeous.

Île aux Cerfs – technically a small island off the east coast, but worth the short boat trip. White sands, turquoise lagoons, and endless palm trees make it the ultimate tropical escape.

🏙️ Where To Stay

Flacq District (East Coast) is your classic tropical paradise zone featuring the famous Belle Mare beach and easy access to Île aux Cerfs island. Perfect for couples wanting that quintessential Mauritius experience and families who love water sports. The crystal-clear waters here offer some of the island's best snorkelling and diving, plus you've got championship golf courses and that proper brilliant island-hopping vibe.

Pamplemousses (North) is brilliant for culture vultures and families who want to mix beach time with learning. Home to the world-famous Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden with its giant water lilies and baobab trees, this region also offers stunning northern beaches. It's the perfect base for exploring the island's heritage whilst still having gorgeous beaches on your doorstep.

Rivière du Rempart (Northeast) is where you'll find the island's best-kept secrets in quieter, less developed areas. Perfect for couples seeking serenity and families who want space to breathe without sacrificing beach quality. The beaches here are absolutely gorgeous with calm, crystal-clear waters and that exclusive feel that makes your jollies feel extra special.

Rivière Noire (West/Southwest) delivers the most dramatic scenery on the island with Mount Rampart offering breathtaking panoramic views and proximity to Black River Gorges National Park. Ideal for adventure-seekers and nature lovers who want to combine beach relaxation with mountain hikes, waterfall visits, and wildlife spotting in pristine nature reserves.

Savanne (South) is your go-to for that exclusive, intimate vibe with the lowest population density and most pristine beaches. Perfect for couples wanting total romance and families who prefer quieter experiences away from the crowds while still enjoying world-class beaches.

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🧑‍🤝‍🧒 Things to Do in Mauritius

Things to do for families in Mauritius

Start your adventure at Casela Nature Parks, where kids can meet lions, zebras, and giant tortoises up close. Take a boat trip to Île aux Cerfs for a day of soft sands, shallow lagoons, and safe swimming. For a bit of educational fun, visit the Blue Safari Submarine in Grand Baie to explore underwater life without even getting wet. Don’t miss La Vanille Nature Park, where the little ones can see crocodiles, giant tortoises, and a huge variety of reptiles — a fun mix of learning and adventure for the whole family.

Things to do for couples in Mauritius

Couples seeking romance will find Mauritius a dreamy escape. Begin with a sunset catamaran cruise along the west coast, sipping cocktails as the sky turns shades of pink and gold. Wander hand-in-hand through the botanical gardens of Pamplemousses, then relax with a couple’s spa treatment overlooking the Indian Ocean. Cap off the day with a candlelit dinner on the beach at Trou aux Biches, where the sound of gentle waves and twinkling stars sets the perfect mood.

Things to do for groups in Mauritius

Start your group adventure with a day of water sports at Le Morne Beach, kite surfing, paddleboarding, and jet skiing are all on the menu. Explore the Chamarel Seven Coloured Earths for a mix of hiking, sightseeing, and jaw-dropping landscapes. For a cultural twist, take a guided tour of Port Louis, including the vibrant Central Market and Aapravasi Ghat heritage site. Finish the day with a beach party in Grand Baie, complete with cocktails, live music, and dancing until the stars come out.

🏨 Top Mauritius Hotels

For Couples - Romance & Luxury

🏨 Paradise Cove Boutique Hotel, Anse La Raie - Adults Only - This luxury boutique hotel on the north coast is romance central with two swimming pools including a beautiful infinity pool, spa treatments, hammam, and evening entertainment with live music. Very well reviewed on TripAdvisor, this might be your number if you want that exclusive, tucked-away feeling with infinity pools and candlelit dinners.
🏨 Lagoon Attitude, Anse La Raie - Adults Only - Nestled between white sands and stunning turquoise sea, this eco-centric 4-star resort boasts five bars and restaurants, otherworldly water activities, and a rejuvenating spa. The 360° views from Seabreeze bar overlooking the pool, beach and lagoon mean you’ll be smiling no matter where you look!
🏨 Sugar Beach A Sun Resort, Flic en Flac - A top-class stay with two beachfront restaurants, swimming pools, stunning spa, and unique experiences like perfume making or big game fishing. The sand feels just like sugar (funny, that!) and it's got that boujee beachside vibe couples crave with ocean-view rooms and dining under the stars.

For Families - Space & Fun

🏨 The Ravenala Attitude, Balaclava - A four-star spot punching way above its weight with a beachfront location along the Citron River, featuring an impressive 9 restaurants and six bars. Family suites come with contemporary Mauritian furnishings and there's loads of space for everyone to spread out and enjoy their jollies.
🏨 LUX Grand Gaube, Grand Gaube - Five-stars to live up the lux life with two tranquil beaches, two swimming pools with waiter service, an 18-hole golf course, and Play - a swanky kids club with daily programmes of activities. Even has its own seaplane and can arrange helicopter rides over Mauritius right from the resort!
🏨 Tamassa, Bel Ombre - All Inclusive - A 4-star all-inclusive resort perfect for families with four spectacular swimming pools, foam parties for kids, face painting competitions, and loads of activities for all ages. Very well reviewed on TripAdvisor, this one's brilliant for families who want everything sorted without breaking the bank.

For Groups - Social & Vibrant

🏨 Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort, Bel Ombre - Offering 4 swimming pools and 5 restaurants in the stunning Bel Ombre nature reserve with splendid Indian Ocean views. Features evening entertainment, an array of land and water sports activities, and that perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Very popular on TripAdvisor for its breathtaking beachfront location.
🏨 Zilwa Attitude, Calodyne - A comfortable four-star resort near Grand Gaube fishermen's village with rustic-chic design and seven restaurants offering cuisines from around the world. Each room has its own unique identity and there's always something happening – perfect for groups who want variety and that authentic Mauritian vibe.
🏨 Sunrise Attitude, Belle Mare - A stunning four-star beachfront hotel with yoga, snorkelling, evening entertainment, two swimming pools, and four bars plus beach service. Features Otentik experiences for Mauritian culture – brilliant for groups who want to mix relaxation with proper cultural experiences.

🌴 More Places to Visit

If you’ve got a taste for island life and tropical escapes, there are plenty of other dreamy destinations near Mauritius to explore:

☀️ Réunion – Just a short flight away, this French island boasts volcanic landscapes, lush forests, and epic hiking trails for adventure seekers.

🏖️ Seychelles – A tropical paradise with powdery-white beaches, clear turquoise waters, and luxury resorts scattered across its 115 islands.

🌊 Zanzibar, Tanzania – Exotic spice islands, turquoise lagoons, and endless white-sand beaches.

🛶 Rodrigues – A quieter island off Mauritius’ east coast, ideal for snorkelling, kayaking, and enjoying untouched lagoons away from the crowds.

☀️ Mozambique (Bazaruto Archipelago) – Stunning coral reefs, soft sands, and luxury lodges along the Indian Ocean.

This gives travellers plenty of options if they want to hop between islands or extend their tropical holiday beyond Mauritius.

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Weather in Mauritius

JAN

26^°C

FEB

26^°C

MAR

26^°C

APR

25^°C

MAY

23^°C

JUN

22^°C

JUL

21^°C

AUG

21^°C

SEP

21^°C

OCT

23^°C

NOV

24^°C

DEC

25^°C

Mauritius is like that mate who’s always in a good mood - sunny and warm all year round. The island's tropical climate means you can rock up any time and expect some proper scorchio weather, but let’s break it down a bit because there are two main seasons to consider.

From November to April, the island brings the heat with summer temperatures often soaring into the high 20s and low 30s°C. This season is perfect for long, lazy beach days and warm ocean swims. You might catch a quick tropical shower, but it’s more of a refreshing break before the sun comes back out in full force.

When June to September rolls around, Mauritian winter kicks in, but it’s more like a mild summer with temperatures sitting comfortably around 20-24°C. It’s cooler and drier, making it ideal for exploring the island’s natural beauty without the intense heat. The trade winds pick up during this time, creating perfect conditions for watersports like kite surfing and windsurfing.

With an average temperature of 24°C all year, Mauritius is always ready to give you that tropical beach break you’ve been dreaming of, no matter when you visit.

FAQs

On average, it takes 12 hours to fly from the UK to Mauritius.

Mauritius is 4 hours ahead of the UK in winter and 3 hours ahead during British Summer Time.

The currency in Mauritius is the Mauritian rupee.

English is the official language of Mauritius, but the Mauritian Creole is spoken by about 90% of the population.

Yes, Mauritius is one of the safest destinations in Africa and is very welcoming to tourists. Petty crime like pickpocketing can happen in busy areas, so keep valuables secure as you would anywhere. Stick to well-lit areas at night and use hotel safes for passports and cash. The locals are famously friendly and helpful – you'll feel looked after from the moment you arrive.

May to October is the sweet spot – you'll get warm, dry weather (20-25°C), fewer crowds, and lower prices. November to April is hotter and more humid with occasional tropical showers, but the sea is warmer for swimming. Avoid January to March if you're worried about cyclones, though they rarely cause major disruption. Honestly, Mauritius is gorgeous year-round.

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is in the southeast of the island. Transfer times vary by region – about 45 minutes to Belle Mare on the east coast, around an hour to Flic en Flac on the west, and roughly 90 minutes to Grand Baie in the north. You can add transfers to your booking when you book your Mauritius holiday with us – it's the easiest way to get sorted.

Absolutely brilliant for families. The calm lagoons are perfect for little ones to paddle safely, and most resorts have excellent kids' clubs with activities all day. You'll find family suites, interconnecting rooms, and child-friendly menus everywhere. Popular family spots include Belle Mare on the east coast and Grand Baie in the north.

💸 Splash the cash

Calling all retail therapy lovers – Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis is your shopping playground. With over 170 stores, from high-street favourites to designer gems and market-style craft stalls, this harbourfront hotspot is buzzing with colour, culture and cash-splashing temptation. Stock up on local textiles, handmade jewellery, rum, and Mauritian spices, then refuel with a waterfront coffee and people-watch like a pro.

🌈 Colours of the sandbow

Mauritius' Seven Coloured Earths is one of those places you have to see to believe. Located in Chamarel, these naturally occurring rainbow-hued sand dunes are the result of ancient volcanic activity, and honestly, Mother Nature really popped off here. Add a visit to Chamarel Waterfall while you’re in the area – it’s just around the corner and totally Insta-worthy.

🤿 Walkin’ under water

Forget basic snorkelling – underwater sea walks are where it’s at. Head to Grand Baie or Blue Bay, pop on your helmet, and literally walk along the ocean floor while colourful fish dart all around you. No diving experience needed, just a sense of wonder (and waterproof camera vibes).

🌿 A walk in the park

If you're craving green space and tropical feels, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden (aka Pamplemousses Botanical Garden) is a leafy wonderland. From giant water lilies and baobab trees to palm-lined paths and exotic blooms, it's a chilled-out paradise perfect for a lazy morning stroll.

🏛️ Explore the culture

Fancy a bit of history with your beach break? Head to Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Port Louis, where you’ll learn about the island’s multicultural past and the stories of the indentured labourers who helped shape modern Mauritius. It's equal parts humbling and fascinating.

⛵ Sail away to Île aux Cerfs

Hop aboard a catamaran and sail to the postcard-perfect Île aux Cerfs. Just off the east coast, this island is packed with white-sand beaches, lagoon views, and enough water sports to keep you busy all day. Think parasailing, banana boats, snorkelling, and more. Or just flop under a palm tree with a cocktail – we won’t judge.

🦢 La Vallée de Ferney Nature Reserve

Tucked away in the southeast, this lush reserve is a hidden gem for nature lovers. Think peaceful forest trails, panoramic valley views and the chance to spot rare birds like the Mauritius kestrel. It's way more chill than a big national park, but still totally wild – perfect for a scenic stroll and a breather from beach life.

What events can I go to in Mauritius?
Mauritius has a calendar packed with vibrant festivals and events, each offering a unique way to experience the island’s diverse culture and lively spirit. Whether you’re into music, food, sports, or spiritual celebrations, there’s always something popping off in this tropical paradise. To get more involved in the culture, here are some of our fave events to attend on your holidays to Mauritius:
- Sundowner (Year-Round): This Mauritian tradition is a weekend and holiday ritual where the locals gather on the beach to soak up the last rays of the sun. It’s a moment of pure relaxation, usually enjoyed with a rum-based cocktail in hand—a perfect way to wind down and take in the island vibes.
- Cavadee Festival (January/February): A lively Tamil festival celebrated with colourful processions, music, and rituals in honour of Lord Murugan. Expect vibrant celebrations that light up the streets with devotion and joy, making it a truly unforgettable experience.
- Chinese Spring Festival (January/February): Also known as Chinese New Year, this festival brings the island’s Chinese community together with dragon dances, fireworks, and traditional feasts. It’s a lively and colourful celebration that fills the air with joy and excitement.
- Holi (March): The Hindu festival of colours is a riot of fun, with people throwing brightly coloured powders and water at each other. It’s a joyous celebration of love and unity, where everyone joins in the playful spirit, making it a must-experience event if you’re on the island in March.
- Mauritius Regatta (May): A thrilling sailing event where boats race around the island, offering spectators an exhilarating spectacle. Whether you’re on the water or watching from the shore, the Mauritius Regatta is a high-octane event that’s not to be missed.
- Mauritius Marathon (July): For the fitness enthusiasts, this scenic run along the island’s coastlines is a fantastic way to combine sport and travel. The route takes you through some of Mauritius’ most stunning landscapes, making it as much a visual treat as a physical challenge.
- Ganesh Chaturthi (August/September): This Hindu festival in honour of Lord Ganesha sees beautifully decorated idols paraded through the streets before being immersed in the sea. It’s a spiritually rich event, showcasing the deep religious traditions of the island’s Hindu community.
- Diwali (October/November): The Hindu Festival of Lights transforms the island into a glowing wonderland with decorative lamps, fireworks, and sweet treats. Warmth and joy are on the cards for this illuminating celebration that'll light up your Mauritius holidays.
- International Kreol Festival (November): Celebrate Creole culture with a bang at this vibrant festival featuring music, dance, food fairs, and more. It’s the ultimate way to dive deep into the island’s rich heritage and enjoy some proper good entertainment.
- Porlwi Festival (December): This cultural festival in Port Louis showcases art installations, music performances, and creative exhibitions. It’s a top-notch celebration of Mauritian creativity and a great way to experience the island’s artistic pulse.
What's the nightlife like in Mauritius
Although renowned for being a peaceful beach destination, the island has a great nightlife scene. Here are some of our fave nightlife hotspots for your Mauritius holidays that NEED to be on your list:
- Banana Beach Club (Grand Baie) - A lively spot with live bands and DJs playing till late, great for dancing under the palm trees with a delish cocktail in hand.
- Shotz Nightclub (Flic en Flac) - Popular for themed parties, this club pops off with a mix of international hits and local music.
- C Beach Club (Bel Ombre) - Part of Heritage Resorts, it's an elegant beach club where you can sip cocktails, catch live DJs, and enjoy stunning beachfront views.
- Big Willy's (Tamarin) - More of a casual sports bar-meets-club with live music, DJs, and themed events, creating a relaxed, friendly vibe.
- The Irish (Port Louis) - A lively pub with Irish charm, live music, and sports screenings, perfect for a cheeky pint and good company.
- Lakaz Cascavelle (Cascavelle) - This stylish venue offers a mix of chill-out vibes and upbeat music with a buzzing dance floor.
- Flying Dodo Brewing Company (Bagatelle) - For craft beer aficionados, Flying Dodo is a haven. As Mauritius' first and only craft brewery, it offers a range of unique house brews, from IPAs to Belgian-style ales.
What's the food like in Mauritius?
The food scene in Mauritius is as tempting as its beaches, with curries galore alongside fresh, flavourful seafood on many a menu. Island living means one thing: the catch of the day. Seek out a beach restaurant or hotel dining venue that builds its menu around the ingredients that come fresh off the line and you know you’re onto a winner! Expect spices and seasoning that will make your mouth water before you’ve even taken your first bite. Here are some dishes that you have to try on your holidays to Mauritius:
- Dholl Puri - A popular street food featuring thin flatbreads stuffed with yellow split peas, often served with bean curry and pickles.
- Fish Vindaye - A tangy fish dish marinated in mustard, turmeric, garlic, and vinegar, served with rice or bread.
- Rougaille - A Creole tomato-based stew with meat or seafood, spiced with garlic and ginger. Usually paired with rice and lentils.
- Gâteau Piment - Tasty chilli fritters made with yellow split peas, coriander, and cumin. They're bangin' as a snack or appetiser.
- Boulettes - Dumplings filled with seafood or meat, often served in a broth, and commonly found in the island’s Chinatown.
- Mine Frite - Stir-fried noodles with veggies, shrimp, and meat, seasoned with soy sauce and chilli.
- Alouda - A refreshing drink made with milk, basil seeds, and agar-agar jelly, sometimes flavoured with vanilla or rose syrup.
And when it comes to the best spots to grab a bite, you'll deffo wanna try these out for size:
- Le Château de Bel Ombre (Bel Ombre) - Set in a historical mansion, this posh spot is known for its upscale Mauritian cuisine, with a focus on fresh, local ingredients and elegant presentation.
- La Table du Château (Moka) - An elegant restaurant offering a mix of Mauritian and international flavours in a lush garden setting - perfect for some sunset dining.
- Escale Créole (Moka) - For an authentic taste of Mauritian home cooking, Escale Créole is a must-visit. This family-run gem specialises in traditional Creole dishes like chicken curry, salted fish with cabbage, and sausage stew, all served in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere - sounds like a bit of us.
- Le Fangourin (Pamplemousses) - Nestled in the beautiful Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, this charming eatery serves up classic Creole dishes with a modern twist.
- Safran (Belle Mare) - Located at the One&Only Le Saint Géran, this fine-dining restaurant wows with its Indian-inspired cuisine and impeccable service.
- Chez Tino (Trou d'Eau Douce) - A relaxed, family-friendly restaurant famous for its fresh seafood and scenic ocean views.

Places to visit

Black River Gorges National Park
As the island's largest national park, it's a proper treasure trove for nature enthusiasts, offering over 65 km of hiking trails winding through dense rainforests, towering waterfalls, and dramatic mountain landscapes. Home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, including the rare pink pigeon and Mauritius kestrel, you'll feel the wild spirit of the island with every step. Whether you're trekking through verdant valleys, birdwatching from scenic viewpoints, or simply soaking up the fresh forest air, Black River Gorges National Park promises an exhilarating escape into nature while you're on your Mauritius holidays.
Le Morne Brabant
Le Morne Brabant is a symbol of Mauritius' history and natural beauty. This rugged UNESCO World Heritage site towers over the southwestern coast, treating you to bangin' views of turquoise lagoons and the surrounding landscapes. Tackle the winding trails up to the summit, where you'll find rare plants and feel a proper buzz as the ocean vista unfolds before you. Whether you're after historical significance, lush scenery, or an adrenaline-fuelled adventure on your holidays to Mauritius, Le Morne Brabant serves up an experience that'll capture the essence of the island in one mega swoop!
Chamarel
Chamarel is a village that flaunts the magic of Mauritius in full force. Famous for its Seven Coloured Earths and the proper lush Chamarel Waterfall, it's a top-tier natural wonderland that will have you snapping photos at every turn - seriously make sure you've got your portable charger to hand, you don't wanna miss a single photo op. Trek through the vibrant landscapes and you'll discover the perfect mix of earthy reds, purples, and greens, while the waterfall’s mist keeps things cool. Add in the nearby rum distillery and botanical gardens, and you've got a top-tier day out that will tick all the boxes for nature lovers, thrill-seekers, and those who you who just fancy soaking up some beauty on your Mauritius holidays.

Please check with your healthcare provider for all up-to-date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.

You do not need to pay tourist tax in Mauritius.

All passengers must be in possession of a British E-Passport with 6 months validity from the return date of travel, two clear pages inside, and a valid return ticket.

British citizens do not require a visa to enter Mauritius. Non-British passengers are advised to check with their local Embassy for advice on entry requirements before you travel.

Mauritius Holidays

Enjoy our lowest-priced travel months!

Holidays to Mauritius 2026 Highlights

🎉 Fun Facts About Mauritius

🗣️ Local Lingo – Talk Like a Mauritian

🏖️ What Are the Best Beaches to Visit in Mauritius?

🏙️ Where To Stay

🎭 Travel Guide Mauritius Holidays 2026

🧑‍🤝‍🧒 Things to Do in Mauritius

Things to do for families in Mauritius

Things to do for couples in Mauritius

Things to do for groups in Mauritius

🏨 Top Mauritius Hotels

For Couples - Romance & Luxury

For Families - Space & Fun

For Groups - Social & Vibrant

🌴 More Places to Visit

Popular Mauritius hotels

Weather in Mauritius

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FAQs

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💸 Splash the cash

🌈 Colours of the sandbow

🤿 Walkin’ under water

🌿 A walk in the park

🏛️ Explore the culture

⛵ Sail away to Île aux Cerfs

🦢 La Vallée de Ferney Nature Reserve

What events can I go to in Mauritius?

What's the nightlife like in Mauritius

What's the food like in Mauritius?

Places to visit

Black River Gorges National Park

Le Morne Brabant

Chamarel

Key facts about Mauritius

Flight Time

12 hrs

Time Difference

GMT: +4 BST: +3

Language

English

Currency

Mauritian rupee

Do I need any vaccinations to visit Mauritius?

Do I need to pay tax on my holiday to Mauritius?

Do I need any additional documentation to travel to Mauritius?