Travel and holiday in Mauritius
Between turquoise lagoons and Creole charm.
Mauritius, a sparkling jewel of the Indian Ocean, invites you to discover a unique cultural mix on dream beaches. From turquoise lagoons protected by coral reefs to the lush mountains inland, to gastronomy with a thousand flavours and legendary hospitality, our stays in Mauritius promise escape and enrichment. Explore our offers and be charmed by the Mauritian lifestyle.
Key points about Mauritius in 4 highlights
A cultural crossroads
A harmonious mix of African, Indian, Chinese and European influences reflected in the island’s language, cuisine and traditions.
Idyllic beaches and lagoons
Kilometres of white sandy beaches lined with casuarina trees and coconut palms, and calm, clear lagoons perfect for swimming and water sports.
A lush and surprising interior
Beyond the beaches, discover lush mountains, spectacular waterfalls (Chamarel), national parks (Black River Gorges) and the famous Seven Coloured Earth.
Hospitality and excellence in service
The island is renowned for the kindness of its people and the quality of its hotels, providing an ideal setting for a relaxing and top-notch stay.
Current offers
2,589€
price per person
C Mauritius
- Premium and relaxed All-Inclusive concept
- Exceptional natural setting
- Trendy design and friendly atmosphere
1,773€
price per person
Crystals Beach Resort Belle Mare
- Dream location
- Waterpark & kids clubs
- Generous all-inclusive package
2,303€
price per person
COMBINATION OF 2 ISLANDS: REUNION + MAURITIUS
- Explore two paradisiacal islands
- Luxury accommodations
- Perfect combination of adventure and relaxation
€2,870
price per person
The Point of Cannoniers
- Idyllic setting
- Diverse gastronomy
- Varied activities
Discover Mauritius
What are the must-visit places in Mauritius?
Mauritius is full of varied sites. The peninsula of Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO-listed site, is a symbol of the island’s history. The village of Chamarel is famous for its Seven Coloured Earth and its impressive waterfall. The Black River Gorges National Park is a paradise for hikers. TheÎle aux Cerfs is a popular excursion for its beautiful beaches and water activities. The Pamplemousses Botanical Garden is one of the oldest in the southern hemisphere. Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao) is a crater lake and an important pilgrimage site for the Hindu community. The capital, Port-Louis, offers a lively atmosphere with its central market and the Caudan Waterfront.
What are the most beautiful towns and regions to visit in Mauritius?
- Grand Baie: The tourist center of the north, known for its vibrancy, restaurants and shops.
- Flic en Flac: On the west coast, famous for its long beach, sunsets, and diving clubs.
- Le Morne: On the southwest coast, with its iconic landscape and luxury hotels.
- Belle Mare: On the east coast, for its magnificent beaches and tranquil lagoons.
- Trou d’Eau Douce: Starting point for Île aux Cerfs.
What is the climate like in Mauritius?
Mauritius has a pleasant tropical climate year-round. There are two main seasons:
- The austral summer (November to April): Hot and humid season, with temperatures around 30°C. It’s also the rainy season, with a risk of cyclones (particularly from January to March).
- The austral winter (May to October): Drier and cooler season, with pleasant temperatures around 25°C. It’s the most popular period for travellers.
What to eat in Mauritius? Gastronomy in Mauritius
Mauritian cuisine is a delicious fusion. Try the dholl puri, a thin crepe filled with yellow split peas. The rougaille is a stew made with tomatoes, onions, and garlic, often prepared with sausages or salted fish. The currys (curries) of Indian influence are omnipresent. Don’t miss the gâteau piment, spicy fried bites. Fresh seafood, “millionaire’s salad” (palm heart salad) and local infused rums are also must-tries.
When to visit Mauritius?
Port Louis
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| T° max | 28°C | 28°C | 27°C | 26°C | 25°C | 23°C | 22°C | 22°C | 23°C | 24°C | 26°C | 27°C |
| Rainy days | 18 d | 18 d | 18 d | 16 d | 19 d | 16 d | 16 d | 16 d | 13 d | 9 d | 10 d | 13 d |
| T° sea | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 28°C | 27°C | 25°C | 24°C | 24°C | 24°C | 24°C | 25°C | 27°C |
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Practical advice for your trip to Mauritius
The dodo, an iconic bird now extinct, was endemic to Mauritius. It never existed anywhere else in the world.
The official currency is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR). Credit cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants, and major stores. It is advisable to have rupees for small shops and local markets. ATMs are available in cities and tourist areas.
The inhabitants of Mauritius are called Mauritians and Mauritianes.
The official language is English, but French and Mauritian Creole are the most commonly spoken languages. French is widely understood and used in the media and commerce.
In Mauritius, you will mainly find type G sockets (British 3-pin) and type C sockets (European 2-pin). It is advisable to carry a universal adapter. The voltage is 230V and the frequency is 50Hz.
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