🇲🇺 Mauritius – Beyond the Beach

Mauritius is more than just a beach destination — it’s an island of turquoise lagoons, volcanic mountains, lush forests, and a vibrant cultural mix of Indian, African, French, and Creole influences. With year-round sunshine, luxurious resorts, rich history, and endless activities, Mauritius is perfect for honeymooners, families, and adventure seekers alike.

• Grand Baie – A lively hub with beaches, shopping, nightlife, and dining.
   
• Pamplemousses Botanical Garden – One of the world’s oldest botanical gardens.
   

• Port Louis – The capital city with markets, museums, and colonial charm.
   
• Black River Gorges National Park – Hiking trails, waterfalls, and rare wildlife.
   
• Chamarel – Famous for the Seven-Coloured Earths and Chamarel Falls.
   

• Île aux Cerfs – A stunning island with water sports and pristine beaches.
   
• Blue Bay Marine Park – Snorkelling and coral reef exploration.
   
• Mahébourg – A historic fishing town with French colonial influence.
   

• Le Morne Brabant – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and hiking paradise.
   
• Trou aux Cerfs – Dormant volcanic crater with panoramic views.
   
• Tea Plantations in Curepipe – Cultural tours and scenic highlands.

• 🏝️ Relax on White-Sand Beaches – Flic-en-Flac, Belle Mare, and Pereybere.
   
• 🐠 Snorkel & Dive Coral Reefs – Encounter tropical fish and marine life.
   
• 🚤 Day Trip to Île aux Cerfs – Adventure water sports and lagoon cruises.
   
• 🌄 Hike Le Morne Brabant – Stunning views and cultural significance.
   
• 🌳 Explore Black River Gorges – Nature trails and waterfalls.
   
• 🛍️ Wander Port Louis Market – Local spices, crafts, and street food.
   
• 🍷 Rum & Tea Tasting Tours – Discover Mauritius’ plantation heritage.

Mauritian cuisine is a reflection of its multicultural heritage:

• Dholl Puri – Flatbread filled with split peas, served with chutneys.
   
• Seafood Curries – Freshly caught fish, crab, and lobster.
   
• Gateau Piment – Spiced lentil fritters, a popular street snack.
   
• Creole Rougaille – Tomato-based dish with fish, meat, or sausage.
   
• Rum Cocktails – Locally produced rum infused with tropical fruits.

• Best time to visit: May to December (cool, dry season). January–April is warmer with occasional rain.
   
• Currency: Mauritian Rupee (MUR).
   
• Visa: Many nationalities can enter visa-free for 60–90 days.
   
• Transport: Taxis and hired cars are common; buses connect most towns.
   
• Language: English and French widely spoken; Creole is the local language.
   
• Etiquette: Friendly island culture; modest clothing recommended in villages and religious sites.

• Luxury or Budget: From 5-star resorts to cosy villas, we create packages that suit your style.
   
• Romantic Getaways: Honeymoon packages with private dinners and spa experiences.
   
• Adventure & Nature: Hiking, snorkelling, and island-hopping tours tailored for you.
   
• Seamless Planning: Flights, transfers, and activities managed from start to finish.