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You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first and then heaven – and that heaven was copied after Mauritius. These words of Mark Twain are high praise indeed, luckily for us, Mauritius is easier to get to than heaven and we are here to help you on your way! |
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Mauritius has an exotic charm, magically combining natural beauty with modern comforts. Here you will unwind in internationally acclaimed hotels and enjoy a wide range of facilities from Givenchy Spa to Championship golf course – all in exquisite locations. You will enjoy a relaxed and carefree existence coupled with first-class service, entertainment and recreational pursuits |
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The beauty of Mauritius lies in its variety. Simply step out of your room to white sandy beaches fringed with coconut palms and warm lagoons. Spend the day water skiing in crystal clear water; dive among the coral reefs and tropical fish or board a sleek motor yacht for deep sea fishing
Be sure to explore the island – an unspoilt landscape of dramatic mountains and lush tropical vegetation. Trek through the trees, past wild gorges, winding rivers and spectacular waterfalls. Visit the fascinating multi-coloured earth of Chamarel or discover the volcanic crater with its dense forest of foliage and large collection of exotic plants and birds
Further highlights include the botanical gardens of Pamplemousses and a trip to the capital Port Louis, with its bustling markets teeming with traders selling exotic fruit, spices and handicrafts
The stylish resorts of Mauritius offer excellent value. Staff are attentive and genuinely friendly, sure to make your stay memorable. Mauritian cuisine is as cosmopolitan as its culture. You can expect the finest with skilled chefs producing international dishes ranging from European à la carte to authentic Chinese, Indian and favourite Creole specialities as well as succulent seafood
Mauritius is particularly renowned for its tasteful weddings and if you are on honeymoon or celebrating an anniversary you will discover that Mauritius is quiet, romantic yet exhilarating!
There’s truly something for everyone – from smaller retreats for a romantic getaway to larger resorts ideal for families and those seeking more to do
TRAVEL GUIDE
Mauritius is a perfect year round destination with only two seasons and minimal difference between them. Summer is from November to April with temperatures up to 34ºC on the coast. Humidity is highest from December to April remaining pleasant on the coast where the air circulates. Cyclones can occur infrequently between January and March typically lasting 2-3 days with strong winds and heavy rain. During April to October the temperature is lower by a few degrees; there is plenty of sun and it is a pleasant time to visit. Sea temperature varies between 28ºC in summer and 24ºC in winter
A visa is not required by EU and US citizens however, other nationalities may need a visa – please enquire. All visitors must have a valid passport and return or onward ticket
Vaccinations are not normally required although an international vaccination certificate against yellow fever is required if arriving from an infected country
The unit of currency is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR) with an indicative exchange rate of GBP 1 = MUR60. Major credit cards are accepted at hotels and for cash withdrawals at larger banks
The official language of Mauritius is English while French is widely spoken as well as Creole by the locals
GMT + 4 hours
FLIGHT INFORMATION
Flight Duration
Approximately 12 hours to Mauritius
Airlines
British Airways – direct non stop – please click here for further details
Air Mauritius – direct non stop
Virgin Atlantic – direct non stop
Emirates – via Dubai
Air France – via Paris
Please enquire for flight connections from UK regional airports and some European cities
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