DESTINATIONS · Mauritius
A small island for a holiday that can be so much more than the beach.
Mauritius naturally begins with the Indian Ocean: turquoise lagoons, coral reefs and beaches stretching around almost the entire island. Grand Baie and Trou aux Biches give the north a livelier rhythm, Belle Mare opens the east coast onto kilometres of sand, while Le Morne, in the southwest, brings together one of the island’s most spectacular landscapes — mountain and ocean in the same view.
A small island for a holiday that can be so much more than the beach.
But Mauritius is also worth leaving your beach towel behind for. Chamarel, with its coloured earth and waterfalls, Black River Gorges, the botanical gardens at Pamplemousses, and the markets and streets of Port Louis tell the story of an island where Africa, India, Europe and Asia have met, leaving their mark on its food, culture and everyday life.
You come for beaches, snorkelling and diving, catamaran trips and golf, for nature, hiking, gastronomy, spa and wellness or simply for time together. And that is precisely what makes Mauritius so easy to love: you can combine ocean and mountains, slow days and discovery, indulgence and adventure without ever leaving the island — sometimes without driving more than a couple of hours.
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Or keep discovering the world from a different perspective.
The same journey can begin with the occasion that inspires you to travel, the time of year, or simply the place you want to reach.
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“Mauritius is the kind of island where you can do absolutely nothing. Or discover something new every day.”
North or east, Le Morne or a combination of coast and interior? Tell me what you want your holiday to feel like, and I’ll help you find the Mauritius that suits you.