Embark on a spectacular Mauritius holiday, where the Indian Ocean meets lush landscapes and vibrant cultures. Ideal for travelers from Ireland, our carefully curated trips ensure a seamless and unforgettable experience. Discover what makes Mauritius a unique destination for relaxation and adventure.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, offering stunning views and a rich history.
Explore diverse flora and fauna in this sprawling park.
Marvel at the natural phenomenon of multi-coloured sand dunes.
Home to giant water lilies and exotic plants.
Known for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, perfect for water sports.
A bustling hub with vibrant nightlife, shopping, and beaches.
Experience local life and shop for handicrafts and spices.
Ideal for snorkeling with stunning coral reefs.
Offers safari tours, camel rides, and zip-lining.
A historic town with a traditional Mauritian feel and a popular waterfront.
Known for its calm waters and coral reefs.
A favourite for its deep, clear waters and lively surrounding area.
Offers a long stretch of white sand and clear waters.
Enclosed by a dramatic backdrop of the mountain.
Famous for its Marine Park with rich marine life.
A popular street food, served with bean curry.
Mauritian dumplings, often enjoyed as a soup.
Different meats cooked with local spices and served with rice.
A tomato-based dish with Creole influences.
Seasoned with lime and chillies, a must-try delicacy.
Affordable and cover most of the island, perfect for short distances.
Available at the airport and major hotels; ideal for flexible schedules.
Widely available but negotiate the fare in advance.
A scenic way to explore coastal roads.
For those looking for a faster mode of travel.
Connects to nearby islands like Île aux Cerfs.
Enjoy the ultimate escape and relaxation on one of the beautiful beaches in Mauritius. The stunning white sand beaches are one of its main selling points. The North of Mauritius has some of the best beaches for tourists with lovely lagoons and calm waters. Mont Choisy is one of the most popular and beautiful beaches in the area.
Mauritius is the perfect place for nature lovers as it has some incredible nature. Visit Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, take a walk, and admire nature. The Seven-coloured Earth is one of the most popular and unique attractions in Mauritius. The amazing Rochester Falls is also an incredible waterfall that you cannot miss.
When in Mauritius make sure to indulge in all the delicious foods. The food in Mauritius is a delightful mix of cultures all combined into something special. Try delicious local snacks such as Gateaux Piments which are Mauritian chili poppers, Dholl puri a tasty flatbread often served with curry, and so much more.
Experience next-level hospitality in Mauritius. Along with the breathtaking scenery and turquoise blue waters, the people of Mauritius are what make it so special. The people of Mauritius are incredibly welcoming and willing to share their stories.
The island of Mauritius is the perfect place to try out some water sports! Many hotels will have some lovely activities to try out such as kayaking or paddle boarding. There is also a range of activities to try out on the island especially if your adventurous! Try out parasailing, undersea walk, underwater scooter, diving, kitesurfing, snorkelling, and much more.
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The best time to visit Mauritius is from May to December when the weather is cool, dry, and sunny, making it perfect for beach activities and exploration.
Mauritius is a fantastic holiday destination almost all year-round with its incredible scenery, amazing weather, and top-class accommodation. If you want the ultimate holiday of relaxation, then Mauritius is the place.
Mauritius is full of stunning areas however the West coast stands out with its fantastic beaches and the stunning Le Morne Peninsula.