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Holidays to Mauritius

Pure paradise in the Indian Ocean

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Mauritius is the stuff of dreams – a true castaway isle in the southern Indian Ocean. Here, the beaches are snow-white and silky soft, shaded by sloping palm trees and lapped by impossibly clear blue waves. If you’re in the market for R&R, this is the place for you. Stays at the isle’s luxury beachfront resorts are made up of pool dips, sumptuous spa treatments, and al fresco dinners beneath the stars. Our hotel holidays are situated in some of the island’s most popular west coast settings, such as Grand Baie, Bel Ombre and Le Morne, as well as the less-developed scenic stretches along the east coast, including Trou d'Eau Douce and Palmar.

If you’re looking for more active pursuits, Mauritius delivers. Catch a catamaran to explore offshore islands like Ile aux Cerfs and Benitiers, strap on a snorkel and get up close to the creatures and colours of the isle’s 150-kilometre-long coral reefs, or lace up those hiking boots and head inland, where forested mountain peaks await.

From escorted group tours that explore the entire island to independent twin-centre options that include time in Dubai, Cape Town and on the neighbouring island of Reunion, if you’re looking to make the most of Mauritius, there’s more to our holidays than sun, sea and sand.

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Bel Ombre

Situated on the south coast of Mauritius, the village of Bel Ombre is nestled between some of the island’s most pristine beaches and serene snorkelling spots. It’s somewhere to book into a five-star spa resort with a private stretch of sand or take time out on the lush green fairways of an award-winning 18-hole golf course. Explore slightly inland and you’ll find a great choice of outdoor activities and undulating trails within Bel Ombre Nature Reserve, as well as spectacular Indian Ocean views.

Grand Baie

If you’re looking for one of the most popular places to stay in Mauritius, Grand Baie (Grand Bay) is up there with the best of them. This north coast town has been welcoming visitors for more than 50 years and provides the perfect balance between enchanting Indian Ocean scenery, excellent accommodation options and a whole host of shopping districts and beachside restaurants. From sheltered lagoons and sensational sunrises to lively late-night bars and clubs, it’s easy to see why Grand Baie’s the place to be.

Port Louis

Residents of Mauritius are a blend of European, Indian, Chinese, and African descent, so colonial plantation houses make way for Hindu temples which make way for Creole restaurants. You’ll see this melting pot of cultures most clearly in Port Louis, Mauritius’ capital, and the island’s vibrant heart. Get to know the locals here, along with 18th-century architecture and a smart waterfront.

Reunion Island

Just a 30-minute plane ride, but a world away from the pace of Mauritius is Reunion island – a French territory sitting in the Indian Ocean. The official language here is French, the currency is the Euro, and with its volcanoes, towering mountains, lush rainforest, and spectacular waterfalls you will soon realise that the island is France’s best-kept secret. Take a twin-centre tour of both Mauritius and Reunion and you can compare and contrast both the landscapes and the cultural nuances.

What is the flight time to Mauritius?

The flight time from the UK to Mauritius is approximately 12 hours.

Do I need a visa to travel to Mauritius?

You don’t need a visa to visit Mauritius from the UK as long as you stay for less than 60 days. Go to GOV UK for entry requirements to Mauritius or, alternatively, visit CIBT Visas for more information.

What’s the weather like in Mauritius?

Mauritius has a warm year-round tropical climate with hotter summer months lasting from November through to April and cold(ish) winter months during June through to September.

What’s the time zone for Mauritius?

Mauritius is four hours ahead of the UK.

What language is spoken in Mauritius?

Mauritian Creole is spoken by practically everyone in Mauritius although French and English are widely spoken too.

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