Accommodation:
There is a wealth of accommodation to choose from in Mauritius – ranging from small to medium-sized hotels and charming villas right through to luxury resorts... Details
Religion:
Mauritians are a rich mix of people of African, Chinese, Indian, Muslim and European descent, who together create a colourful, multicultural society. Mauritians work and play together, celebrating each other’s religious ceremonies throughout the year. Together, they form a harmonious society which spills over to create an authentic warm welcome to all visitors... Details
Culture:
Mauritius is an emblematic island, with a unique blend of cultures and peoples from Europe, Asia and Africa. A witty traveller once remarked: “The common link between Mauritians is that they just don't seem to have one”. This view is only partly true as visitors to Mauritius sometimes feel they are in India, China or Europe, and sometimes in Africa... Details
Family:
Mauritius is the ideal destination for a family trip because parents do not have to sacrifice quality for convenience here. The warm Mauritian welcome and the island’s safe beaches and gentle seas make the destination a great place for a family getaway... Details
Weddings & Honeymoons:
Why not start your new life in paradise? Mauritius is among the top five best places to get married and take a honeymoon, thanks to its stunning scenery, warm tropical climate and the natural hospitality of the Mauritian people. Most hotels offer extensive wedding and honeymoon packages and have their own experienced wedding coordinator who will organise every last detail according to your wishes... Details
Beaches:
Clear warm water and endless white beaches: Mauritius makes this tropical dream come true! Its large lagoons lined with fine white sand are the embodiment of paradise to those who want to enjoy the sea or just up soak the sun. All around the island, large strips of public beaches offer unbeatable relaxing possibilities during the week and great opportunities to mix with the local population at the weekends... Details
Spas & Wellness:
Get rid of the stress! Revive your senses with exquisite beauty and body care products, on a unique journey of serenity and harmony, at one of our beautiful spas. We guarantee that time will stand still when you visit one of these havens of peace and tranquillity... Details
Watersports:
Imagine pristine waters and clear blue skies greeting you at every turn as you enjoy kite-surfing, deep-sea fishing or a sailboat charter off the coast. Mauritius’ waters are packed with activities and excitement... Details
Diving:
With 330 kilometres of coastline encircled by a coral barrier reef that protects the turquoise lagoons of the island, Mauritius offers exclusive diving experiences to its visitors all year round. With its safe lagoons stretching up to the barrier reef, its passes, drop-offs and wrecks, the island provides a wide variety of dives for both beginners and those with more experience... Details
Saling & Sea Excursions:
The islets around Mauritius offer great potential for catamaran or yacht excursions – most of which include snorkelling trips, barbecues and Sega performances. Other sea excursions include sub-scooter, under-sea walk and submarine trips... Details
Land-Sports:
Invigorate yourself! Adventurous nature lovers will enjoy golf, trekking in Black River Gorges, Bel Ombre and Valriche, 4x4 excursions, canyoning, hiking, rock-climbing, quad-biking, karting, cycling, horse-riding and more!... Details
Golf:
In 1844, under British rule, Mauritius became the third country in the world to be introduced to golf. Our island hosts eight 18-hole golf courses and five nine-hole golf courses, each of which provide a unique golfing experience to the visitor... Details
Green Tourism:
Mauritius is not simply about sun, sea and sand. There is a whole other dimension to experience on the island, in the midst of its lush vegetation. Those who love nature will find much to love here... Details
Medical Tourism:
Mauritius offers a unique opportunity for guests to combine healthcare, wellness and leisure in a single trip. From cosmetic surgery to dentistry, Mauritius is the ideal destination when it comes to medical tourism, allowing guests to enjoy a relaxing vacation while improving their health or looks... Details
Cuisine:
The local cuisine in Mauritius originates from three continents – in line with the birthplaces of its inhabitants. By visiting the island, guests have the opportunity to sample a variety of foods, including Indian, Chinese, Creole and European... Details
Essence & Senses:
Sweet crystals, golden, brown, red or white, crunchy, once a rare, precious, expensive and even reportedly magical substance, associated with pleasure and luxury… Mauritius offers you sugary treasures and pleasures... Details
Shopping:
Take a little something back home, be it a diamond necklace or a cashmere pashmina, a rack of spices or a colourful basket. Mauritius has shopping opportunities for all!... Details
Sky-Diving:
Extreme sport lovers will appreciate the sky-diving options available on the island. Enjoy a spectacularly scenic flight – possibly the most visually outstanding tandem sky-dive you can imagine. Every moment of these 3,000 metre, adrenaline-packed trips will have your heart thumping!... Details
Cruises:
Mauritius is now on the map of Costa Croisières – the European cruise specialist. One of their liners – the MV Costa Romantica – is based in Port Louis every year from December to March, offering cruises in the South-West Indian Ocean, from Mauritius to Réunion, Madagascar, Seychelles, East Africa and back again... Details
Luxury Resorts:
Mauritius is the ideal year-round destination for an idyllic vacation. With an average temperature of 22°C in winter and 31°C in summer, this beautiful, tropical island will enchant guests with its incredible scenery, magnificent beaches and turquoise seas. It will also delight discerning visitors with its impressive array of luxury resorts... Details
Tourist Villages:
Local company Tourist Villages Co. Ltd recently launched its first tourist village in the town of Mahébourg. Situated in the gardens of the town’s naval museum, the retail space accommodates about 20 permanent exhibitors, all from Mahébourg region. All the items offered for sale are local handicraft creations... Details
Ground Handling:
Members of the Association of Inbound Operators of Mauritius (AIOM) are important players in the tourism industry as they constitute an essential transport link between air carriers and hotels: a valuable cog in the industry service chain starting from the welcome at the airport... Details
Business Tourism:
Business tourism is growing rapidly in Mauritius. The country is particularly beginning to make a name for itself as a centre for Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), seafood processing, duty-free shopping and Integrated Resorts Schemes... Details
Night Life:
Warm, starlit evenings provide an idyllic setting for al fresco dining, dancing and romantic strolls on the beach. There is a lively atmosphere – especially on the north and west coast, where many nightclubs, pubs and restaurants can be found... Details
Casinos:
Try your luck at the different casinos that can be found across the country. Examples include the Caudan Waterfront Casino in Port Louis, which is open from 10am through to 4am... Details
Patrimoine Mauricien - Lieux de Culte
Il est intéressant de jeter un coup d’œil sur ce qui sa passa durant les premiers jours des colonisations Hollandaise et Française avant même que les différents courants culturels venus des Indes, de l’Afrique et de la Chine n’introduisent officiellement leurs lieux de culte au pays... Details