Tailor-Made Mauritius Holidays
Best Time To Go:
October- April
Time Difference:
GMT +4 hour
Flight Duration:
12 hours approx
Airports:
Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (MRU)
One of the top tier of ultimate global beach destinations, Mauritius is nonetheless so much more than a place to flake out on sugar-white sand. It has mountains to challenge the serious climber, marine life to dazzle the expert diver, wild jungle and a culture that’s an intriguing fusion of Indian, African and European influences. That makes Mauritius one of our top recommended holiday destinations.
On the streets, you’ll hear the local French creole spoken; on the beaches, gasps are the likeliest sound as you take in the world class beaches of Trou aux Biches and Ile aux Cerfs. Mauritius offers some spectacular luxury, but venture inland from your resort and you will find a lush, verdant landscape of palms and gracious plantation houses.
The Black River Gorges National Park, colonial relics such as the Euréka house and plenty more like them give a flavour of the many dimensions offered by this island. The food is another highlight – zingy and fiercely spicy with abundant fruit and fresh seafood, Mauritian cuisine is making its mark worldwide – but it has added piquancy consumed in situ, with a dose of the dangerously moreish local spiced rum.
things to do and see in mauritus
Seven Coloured Earths
One of Mauritius' most fascinating natural wonders, the Seven Coloured Earths is a landscape of rolling sand dunes in shades of red, purple, yellow and ochre, created by volcanic activity over millions of years. Pair your visit with nearby Chamarel Waterfall, the island's tallest waterfall, for a spectacular day exploring Mauritius' wild interior.
Grand Baie
The lively resort town of Grand Baie is known for its chic boutiques, waterfront cafés and buzzing marina. It's the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely lunch, browse local shops or experience Mauritius' vibrant nightlife.
Dolphin & Whale Watching
The waters surrounding Mauritius are home to spinner and bottlenose dolphins year-round, while humpback whales and sperm whales can be spotted during certain seasons. Responsible wildlife excursions offer the chance to observe these incredible marine mammals in their natural environment.
Black River Gorges National Park
Covering almost two percent of the island, Black River Gorges National Park is a paradise for nature lovers. Discover lush rainforest, panoramic viewpoints, cascading waterfalls and walking trails, while keeping an eye out for rare birds and endemic plant species found nowhere else in the world.
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