Mauritius Holidays

Le Morne Brabant:

A UNESCO World Heritage site, offering stunning views and a rich history. 

Black River Gorges National Park:

Explore diverse flora and fauna in this sprawling park. 

Chamarel Coloured Earth:

Marvel at the natural phenomenon of multi-coloured sand dunes. 

Pamplemousses Botanical Garden:

Home to giant water lilies and exotic plants. 

Île aux Cerfs:

Known for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, perfect for water sports. 

Grand Baie:

A bustling hub with vibrant nightlife, shopping, and beaches. 

Port Louis Market:

Experience local life and shop for handicrafts and spices.

Flic-en-Flac Beach:

Ideal for snorkeling with stunning coral reefs.

Casela World of Adventures:

Offers safari tours, camel rides, and zip-lining. 

Mahebourg:

A historic town with a traditional Mauritian feel and a popular waterfront. 

Trou-aux-Biches:

Known for its calm waters and coral reefs. 

Pereybere:

A favourite for its deep, clear waters and lively surrounding area.

Belle Mare Plage:

Offers a long stretch of white sand and clear waters.

Le Morne:

Enclosed by a dramatic backdrop of the mountain.

Blue Bay:

Famous for its Marine Park with rich marine life.

Dholl puri:

A popular street food, served with bean curry.

Boulettes:

Mauritian dumplings, often enjoyed as a soup.

Mauritian Curry:

Different meats cooked with local spices and served with rice.

Rougaille:

A tomato-based dish with Creole influences.

Octopus Salad:

Seasoned with lime and chillies, a must-try delicacy.

Public Buses:

Affordable and cover most of the island, perfect for short distances.

Car Rentals:

Available at the airport and major hotels; ideal for flexible schedules.

Taxis:

Widely available but negotiate the fare in advance.

Bicycle Rentals:

A scenic way to explore coastal roads.

Motorbike Rentals:

For those looking for a faster mode of travel.

Boat Services:

Connects to nearby islands like Île aux Cerfs.