Mauritius
Mauritius
Mauritius is one of those islands that wins families over within hours. The beaches really are as beautiful as the postcards promise – soft white sand, calm turquoise lagoons and palm trees that seem perfectly placed for shade. But what surprises most people is how easy and welcoming it feels, especially with children. Resorts are well set up for families, with spacious rooms, kids’ pools and staff who genuinely fuss over little ones. Away from the hotels, you’ll find colourful markets, sugarcane fields, rum distilleries and viewpoints where you can look out over the coastline and feel like you’ve discovered your own little slice of paradise.
Holiday experiences here can be as chilled or as active as you like. You can spend lazy days snorkelling straight from the beach, trying out paddleboarding, or taking glass-bottom boat trips so the kids can spot reef fish without even getting wet. Inland, there are waterfalls to visit, nature parks with giant tortoises, zip-lines through lush valleys and tea plantations to wander. Families often mix a few relaxed days by the pool with dolphin-spotting cruises, catamaran trips to tiny offshore islands and a day exploring the capital, Port Louis, with its street food and buzzing waterfront. It’s the kind of place where everyone, from toddlers to grandparents, finds something to love – and where the pace of life gently nudges you all into proper holiday mode.
Mauritius Holiday Offers
Flying Time
11-12 Hours
Currency
Mauritian Rupee (MUR)
Language
English
Time Differnce to UK
+4 Hours
Must See & Do
Fringed by sugar-soft beaches and a lagoon the colour of gemstone glass, Mauritius is the kind of place where you instantly loosen your shoulders and start breathing a little deeper. Beyond the palm trees, you’ll find colourful markets, lush mountains and a rich blend of cultures and cuisines – this section picks out the experiences that show off the island’s relaxed luxury and quietly exotic charm.
Explore the Colourful Streets of Port Louis
Location: North-West Coast
Mauritius’ capital is a lively blend of markets, street food stalls and colonial architecture. Wander through the Central Market for fresh spices and tropical fruit, sample a steaming bowl of dholl puri, and soak up the everyday rhythm of island life. It’s the perfect way to understand Mauritius beyond the beaches.
Discover the Otherworldly Seven Coloured Earths
Location: Chamarel, South-West Mauritius
These naturally formed sand dunes shift through shades of red, violet, yellow and brown — a geological phenomenon that’s as striking in person as it looks in photos. Surrounded by lush greenery and close to Chamarel Waterfall, it’s a must-visit for anyone curious about the island’s unique landscapes.
Snorkel the Blue Bay Marine Park
Location: South-East Mauritius
Blue Bay offers some of the clearest waters and healthiest coral reefs in Mauritius. Slip into the lagoon and you’ll find schools of tropical fish, bright corals and a calm, sheltered environment ideal for all experience levels. It’s one of the best places on the island to appreciate its underwater brilliance.
Hike Le Morne Brabant
Location: South-West Coast
Le Morne is more than a dramatic basalt peak — it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site steeped in history. The hike is challenging in parts, but the payoff is immense: sweeping views over the lagoon, reef and mountains. It’s the place to go when you want to feel the full, untamed beauty of Mauritius.

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