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Volcanic peaks, turquoise lagoons, luxury resorts and the most beautiful sunsets in the Indian Ocean
Mauritius is the Indian Ocean's most complete island — a volcanic paradise with soft white beaches lapped by a turquoise lagoon protected by the world's third-largest coral reef. The island blends French and British colonial heritage with Indian, African, Chinese, and Creole cultures into a fascinating multicultural tapestry. It offers something for every type of traveller — from luxury all-inclusive beach resorts and championship golf courses to dramatic waterfalls and mountain hiking in the Black River Gorges National Park. Mark Twain said 'Mauritius was made first and then heaven, heaven being copied after Mauritius.'
May to December is the best time — dry season with temperatures of 20–26°C. June to August is cooler and pleasant. January to March is the warmest and wettest — cyclone season but still beautiful. April is transitional. December is busiest with Christmas visitors.
UNESCO-protected coral reef — snorkelling and glass-bottom boat rides over pristine coral gardens
Stunning uninhabited island with crystal waters, water sports, and a championship golf course
National park with endemic birds, deer, and the beautiful 100m Alexandra Falls and Tamarin Falls
Remarkable dunes with sand in seven distinct colours — volcanic geological wonder
Crater lake considered sacred by Mauritius's Hindu community — important pilgrimage site
World-class beachfront resorts (One&Only, Constance) with overwater treatment rooms and butler service