Tour Overview:

Ornately decorated, pastel-colored Hindu temples by the roadside, lushly carpeted volcanic peaks, fields of swaying sugar cane and powder-white beaches mark out this Indian Ocean island, whose people are a friendly mix of Indian and Creole, with a past peppered with Dutch, French and British colonial influence. With stunning beaches, mountainous scenery, colonial towns, and some of the best hotels, luxury spas,s and golf experiences in the world, a holiday to Mauritius.

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Tour Highlights

The peaceful atmosphere makes Mauritius a popular spot for sleepy holidays, but beyond its beautiful beaches and luxury hotels lies a growing range of fun and adrenalin-fueled activities, while its bustling capital Port Louis has much to hold the attention of.

• Gaze at giant Amazonian lilies on ponds at the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.
• Learn to dive in one of the world’s top diving destinations, loved for its warm waters, good underwater visibility, and abundant marine life.
• Plan an adventure in the Black River Gorges National Park, home to the island’s highest mountain, Little Black River Peak.
• Try the delicious Mauritian cuisine, influenced by the Indian, Creole, and Chinese heritage of the islanders.

When to visit?

Mauritius is at its coolest from May to September, although temperatures rarely drop below 25C. December to April is when the island is at its hottest and most humid and when it also has the highest chance of rain, the volume of which can vary across the island.

What to pack?

Take plenty of light and airy clothing, but with a growing range of things to try on the island, from zip lining to quad biking, it makes sense to take some gear for outdoor activities, as well as plenty of swimwear to make the most of pursuits at sea too. The predominantly Hindu Mauritians can be conservative, so be respectful by covering up when entering places of worship, or around town.