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Turquoise Lagoons · Underwater Waterfall · Le Morne · Rum Distilleries
Packages starting from ₹69,999 per person
North & West Coast (Port Louis + Grand Baie + Flic en Flac)
Full island coverage: North + West + South + East
Private beach resort, couples' experiences, sunset moments
5-star overwater villa + bespoke private experiences
Few destinations on earth offer what Mauritius does — an island of such surreal natural beauty that even Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), after visiting in 1896, wrote: "You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first and then heaven — heaven being copied after Mauritius." For honeymooners from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai, this Indian Ocean paradise is consistently the #1 overseas choice — and for families, retirees, and luxury travellers from Ahmedabad, Pune, Kolkata, Noida, Surat, Chandigarh, Lucknow, and Jaipur, it delivers experiences that no other destination can replicate.
Off the southwestern tip of Mauritius near Le Morne Peninsula lies one of the most photographed natural wonders on earth: the Underwater Waterfall. Though not a real waterfall (it's sand and silt cascading down a submarine shelf into the ocean abyss), when viewed from above — by helicopter or drone — it creates a perfect, jaw-dropping illusion of a massive waterfall plunging into the deep. The best way to experience it is via a 15-minute helicopter flight that also reveals Mauritius's stunning lagoon geometry: the contrast between electric turquoise shallow water and the deep navy of the open ocean, separated by perfect white-sand sandbars.
The dramatic basalt monolith of Le Morne Brabant (556 metres) rising directly from the turquoise lagoon is one of the world's most iconic silhouettes. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, the mountain has deep historical significance: during Mauritius's era of slavery (1721–1835), escaped enslaved people hid in the caves of Le Morne. The beach at its base — Le Morne Lagoon — is consistently ranked among the world's best beaches with its knee-deep turquoise water stretching hundreds of metres from shore.
Île aux Cerfs (Stag Island) on the east coast epitomises the Mauritius beach dream. Accessible by speedboat from the mainland, this uninhabited island has powdery white sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, coral gardens perfect for snorkelling, and a beach BBQ culture that makes lunch an event in itself. Water sports — parasailing, underwater sea walk, jet skiing, glass-bottom boat rides — are all available here, making it a full-day outing that delights families, couples, and solo travellers alike.
The Seven Coloured Earths of Chamarel are a geological miracle: volcanic soil in seven distinct natural colours (red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple, yellow) that never mix despite rain and wind. Just nearby, the Chamarel Rum Distillery produces the world's only rum made from 100% fresh sugarcane juice (not molasses) — a distinction that makes Mauritian rum genuinely unique. The Bois Chéri Tea Plantation further south adds a third dimension: Mauritius is one of the world's few island nations that produces world-class tea, rum, and vanilla simultaneously.
Blue Bay on the southeast coast is Mauritius's premier snorkelling and diving site, a protected marine park with over 38 types of coral and 72 species of fish. The clarity of the water is extraordinary — visibility often exceeds 20 metres. Glass-bottom boat tours, snorkelling packages, and full scuba diving courses are available for all experience levels. The vibrant coral gardens of Blue Bay are particularly important as healthy reef systems, making every dive feel like swimming in a living aquarium.
The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden at Pamplemousses (founded 1770) is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world and a point of pride for Mauritians. It houses 85 palm varieties, giant Victoria Amazonica water lilies whose pads can support a child's weight, and rare endemic Mauritian flora. The garden's historical significance is immense — it was here that the first sugarcane plants were propagated for the entire Indian Ocean region.
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Packages from ₹69,999 per person
Flights · Resort · Tours · Transfers
Grand Baie beachfront with lively atmosphere; great for groups and families
East coast beachfront; Belle Mare views, excellent value for families
Adults-only east coast escape; renowned for exceptional service and cuisine
Iconic thatched circular bungalows on Flic en Flac beach; classic Mauritius charm
Legendary ultra-luxury on a private peninsula; the epitome of Indian Ocean elegance
Overwater bungalows, private island access, world-class spa on Trou d'Eau Douce bay
Cyclone season; warm 30°C; lush greenery
Cyclone risk persists; very warm water
End of cyclone season; warm & sunny
Perfect beach weather; ideal for all
Cooler & dry; excellent visibility for diving
Low season: great deals; 23°C pleasant
Coolest month (23°C); kite-surfing heaven
Best kite-surfing; cool evenings; quiet beaches
Warming up; whale watching (humpbacks)
Transition; warm & less crowded
Hot; pre-peak holiday surge begins
Christmas peak; most expensive & crowded
Indian passport holders can visit Mauritius visa-free for up to 60 days. Just show proof of accommodation and return ticket at the airport. No pre-application needed — one of the most hassle-free destinations for Indian travellers.
The helicopter flight over the Underwater Waterfall is the single most-requested activity in Mauritius — and slots fill up weeks in advance during peak season. Book through Luxytrix at the time of package booking to guarantee your spot.
East coast (Belle Mare, Île aux Cerfs) is best May–November when the west coast gets stronger trade winds. West coast (Flic en Flac, Le Morne) is at its calmest October–March. Kite-surfers should head to Le Morne in June–August.
Mauritius Rupee (MUR). ₹100 ≈ MUR 42. Tourist areas are moderately priced — a beach-shack lunch costs MUR 300–500 (≈ ₹700–1,200). Luxury resort meals can be expensive. Plan: breakfast at resort, lunch at local spot, resort dinner.
Mauritius has no metro — taxis and private drivers are the primary transport. Agree on the price before getting in. Our packages include all major transfers. Self-drive car hire is available (drive on the left, as in India) for day explorations from the resort.
Mauritius's lagoons inside the coral reef barrier are extremely calm and safe for swimming. The reef protects from sharks and strong currents. Outside the reef, waves and currents are strong — always swim inside the lagoon. Lifeguard flags are posted on major beaches.
Our Mauritius honeymoon was literally out of a fairytale. The overwater bungalow was unreal. Le Morne beach at sunset brought tears to our eyes. Luxytrix handled every detail — we just showed up and enjoyed!
Took the 7N/8D Grand tour with my family including elderly parents. The Île aux Cerfs BBQ day was the highlight — my 70-year-old mother was snorkelling for the first time! The helicopter flight made my kids scream with joy. Perfection.
Went solo and met the most wonderful people on the catamaran cruise. Mauritius is incredibly safe for solo women travellers. The Chamarel rum tasting was hilarious — and absolutely delicious. Will return for diving!
25th anniversary trip and Mauritius delivered beyond every expectation. The sunset over Le Morne is something I will carry in my heart forever. Mark Twain was right — heaven was copied after Mauritius!
No. Indian passport holders can visit Mauritius visa-free for up to 60 days. Upon arrival, you'll receive a tourist stamp. You need to show a valid return ticket, proof of accommodation, and sufficient funds. There's no pre-application process required — it's one of the most convenient destinations for Indian travellers internationally.
Mauritius has options across all budgets. Budget travellers can eat at local dholl puri stalls for MUR 30–50. Mid-range beach resorts cost USD 100–200 per night. Luxury 5-star resorts run USD 400–1,500. Luxytrix offers curated packages across all categories. The best value is April–October when prices are lower and weather is excellent.
The Underwater Waterfall near Le Morne is an optical illusion created by sand and silt falling off the edge of a submarine shelf into the deep ocean. Viewed from above (helicopter, drone, or light aircraft), it looks strikingly like a real waterfall. The best way to see it is a 15-minute helicopter flight from Le Morne helipad — Luxytrix can arrange this. Boat tours also provide a reasonable view from sea level.
Mauritius is consistently ranked one of Africa's safest countries and one of the safest in the Indian Ocean. Petty crime is low, the people are famously warm and welcoming (especially towards Indian visitors — there's a large Indo-Mauritian population), and tourist areas are well-policed. Solo women travellers report feeling very comfortable. Standard travel precautions apply as with any destination.
Air Mauritius and Air India operate direct flights from Delhi (approx. 6.5 hrs) and Mumbai (approx. 5.5 hrs). IndiGo and other airlines offer connections via Dubai or Singapore. Flight prices vary by season — lowest during India's off-peak monsoon season (June–September) when Mauritius itself has beautiful dry winter weather — a perfect timing coincidence for Indian travellers.
Mauritius is famous for: vanilla pods (world's finest quality, far cheaper than Indian vanilla extract), Mauritian rum (especially from Chamarel and Medine), Bois Chéri and Corson tea, hand-embroidered tablecloths and linens, model ships (intricate hand-crafted replicas of famous sailing ships), and local spices. Port Louis's Central Market and Caudan Waterfront are the best shopping destinations.
