Protected lagoons, Creole cuisine, family-friendly resorts, and a rich underwater world: Mauritius, the pearl of the Indian Ocean.
Mauritius spans 1,865 km² of contrasts: white-sand beaches in the north and west, a wild and windswept coastline in the east, mountains and forests in the center, and sugarcane fields stretching as far as the eye can see.
Home to Indian, Creole, Chinese, African, and European communities, the island is a unique cultural crossroads—a richness reflected in its cuisine, markets, and festivals.
Beach vacations, island exploration, and combination trips—customizable to fit your budget.
Land of Seven Colors · Île aux Cerfs · Pamplemousses · Grand Baie. A complete tour of the island.
Kid-friendly resort · Casela · Île aux Cerfs · water activities and wildlife parks.
Nature tour in Madagascar followed by relaxation in Mauritius. The ideal combination to recharge your batteries.
Each coast has its own atmosphere, climate, and attractions. We’ll help you choose based on your preferences.
Lively atmosphere, restaurants, shops, and quiet beaches. Ideal for couples and families.
Long white-sand beach, sunsets, dolphins at Tamarin. The most touristy coast.
Wild coastline, unspoiled lagoons, and wind for water sports enthusiasts. Luxury hotels and spas.
Authentic coastline, unspoiled nature, Creole villages. Ideal for those seeking tranquility.
Mauritius enjoys a mild climate year-round. The dry season, from May to November, offers the best conditions.
| Month | Conditions | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| January | Hot and humid, with frequent short showers | |
| February | Risk of cyclones, rough seas, heavy rains | |
| March | End of the rainy season, temperatures still high | |
| April | Mild temperatures, little rainfall | |
| May | Clear skies, pleasant temperatures | |
| June | Dry season, ideal for the beach and diving | |
| July | High season, cool evenings, very pleasant | |
| August | Peak season, best conditions of the year | |
| September | End of the dry season, mild temperatures | |
| October | Hot and dry, warm ocean, ideal for diving | |
| November | Start of the rainy season, a few showers | |
| December | Hot and humid, with occasionally lower rates |
No. Citizens of the European Union, Switzerland, Canada, and most Western countries do not need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 90 days. A passport valid for at least 6 months and a return ticket are required.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Mauritius. It is recommended that you be up to date on DTP and hepatitis A and B vaccinations. There is no malaria on the island. Consult your doctor before departure.
For 7 nights at a 4-star hotel on a half-board basis, including transfers and 2 excursions, expect to spend €1,300 to €1,800 per person (excluding international flights). At a 5-star all-inclusive resort, prices start at €2,500.
Absolutely—it’s actually an ideal destination for families: protected lagoons, kids’ clubs at most resorts, wildlife parks (Casela, La Vanille), and age-appropriate water activities. It’s a short flight from Europe (about 11 hours).
Yes, it’s one of our most popular combination trips. Direct flight from Mauritius to Antananarivo (about 2 hours). We recommend visiting Madagascar first (for sightseeing and exploration) and then Mauritius (for relaxation and unwinding).
Mauritian Creole is the everyday language; English is the language of administration; and French is widely spoken in the tourism sector, hotels, and restaurants. Our guides are both French- and English-speaking.
Beach vacation, multi-island tour, or family trip—we’ll provide you with an itinerary within 24 hours.
