Mauritius Beach Holidays
Mauritius beach holiday ideas
A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
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Escape to Mauritius - A Romantic Getaway for Two
Ramp up the romance on this nine-day escape to Mauritius, travelling from the island’s dreamy north to its wild southwest
9 days, from £2750 to £3650
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From Coast to Coast - A Romantic Escape in Mauritius
Explore the rugged beauty and tempting beaches of Mauritius on this 11-day romantic getaway from the south to the east coast
11 days, from £3000 to £3900
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Volcanic Landscapes & Lush Beaches - From Reunion to Mauritius
Spend two weeks exploring Reunion and Mauritius, perfectly balancing adventure with relaxation
16 days, from £3350 to £4400
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Rest and Relaxation in Mauritius - An Idyllic Island Getaway
Indulge in ten days of true rest and relaxation on this luxurious wellness getaway to Mauritius
10 days, from £4000 to £5550
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Over the years Mauritius has become an increasingly popular holiday destination and rightly so. Travellers to this Eden-esque Island will discover a paradise packed with outdoor adventuring, snorkelling, and most importantly plenty of beaches for that all important sun basking. Spend lazy mornings wandering the island’s colourful markets and fishing villages, and your afternoons catching rays on the shoreline and sunset watching, before sitting down for a seafood dinner and a tipple to toast a trip well spent.
Kite Surfing at Le Morne
Le Morne hugs the southwest shoreline of Mauritius, offering beach lovers an unforgettable escape from the tourist hordes. The surrounding seascape and Morne Brabant hill act as the perfect backdrop for all things serenity and seclusion, with boat trips offering dolphin watching and panoramic views of the haven-like island. Of course, it’s not all relaxation and sun basking, with plenty of kite-surfing and parasailing opportunities for the thrill seekers too.
Gris Gris Exploring
Gris Gris (so good they named it twice!) is a beachy destination with a difference, surrounded by a dark and rocky terrain; the absence of coral reefs here only heightens the intrigue and mystery. This enigmatic spot owes its jagged landscape to the harsh winds that have shaped the rockface and nearby local village of Souillac, on the southern tip of the island. Mammoth waves and knife-edge mountains dampen the howling sea, making for an epic coastline that’s well worth exploring.