Mauritius

Mauritius – Exoticism, luxury and tropical diversity

An exclusive travel destination with dreamlike beaches, lagoons and impressive nature.

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Mauritius is one of the most beautiful islands in the Indian Ocean and delights with white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and diverse nature. The island combines relaxation, luxury and cultural diversity into a unique holiday experience.

Quick overview

Capital: Port Louis
Area: approx. 2,040 km²
Language: English and French
Currency: Mauritian Rupee (MUR)
Time zone: UTC +4

West Coast

This is the most popular part of Mauritius. Here you will find small hills, parks, and endless beaches, as well as, of course, luxurious hotels. The Black River (a very popular fishing area) flows through this part. The highest point is the mountain Le Morne Brabant (550 m). The western part of the island is ideal for hiking enthusiasts. Picturesque landscapes, national parks, colored earth – all this is just as accessible here as comfortable accommodation options. The best seaside resort is Flic-en-Flac. Excursions are most frequently taken to Port Louis and the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.

South Coast

Sie beginnt am Berg Le Morne Brabant, von dem aus man einen atemberaubenden Blick auf die türkisfarbene Lagune hat. Die hiesigen Strände sind außergewöhnlich malerisch, und die Unterwasserflora und -fauna sind sehr vielfältig. Weiter südlich beginnt ein völliger Kontrast: eine felsige Küste, kleine Strände und starke Winde.Hierher kommen vor allem Surfer oder Liebhaber von Spa-Anwendungen.

North Coast

This is the warmest part of the island. It is surrounded by a large coral reef, which provides excellent protection from the easterly winds, especially in winter. Off the north coast, there are numerous small, picturesque islands. The main seaside resort in this area is Grand-Baie. It is often referred to as the Mauritian Saint-Tropez. There are many restaurants here offering various world cuisines. In addition, there is a large selection of elegant boutiques.

East Coast

On the east coast, cliffs and endless beaches alternate. The most popular beach in this part of the island is Trou d’Eau Douce. It stretches over a length of 11 kilometers. Opposite the beach lies the small island of Île aux Cerfs. This is a popular spot for surfers. From July to September, they are particularly numerous here, favored by the southeast winds that make the waves ideal for surfing. Mahébourg – a small holiday town with a rich history. It is known for being the place where the Dutch first landed. In honor of this, a naval museum was built in the town, where you can learn everything about the island's maritime history. Curepipe – this town is appreciated by tourists for its large number of shops. They come here for shopping. From this part of Mauritius, it is very close to the island's national parks and nature reserves.

Climate & best time to travel

Mauritius has a tropical climate with warm temperatures between 24 and 30 °C all year round. The best time to travel is from May to November, with a pleasant climate and less rainfall. From December to April, it is warmer and more humid, with occasional tropical rain showers.

Popular holiday regions

Grand Baie – lively region with many restaurants and entertainment options.
Flic en Flac – long sandy beaches and a quiet atmosphere.
Le Morne – spectacular landscape and UNESCO World Heritage site.
Belle Mare – exclusive resorts and quiet beaches.
Southwest coast – unspoiled and particularly diverse.

Beaches

Mauritius offers fine sandy beaches, protected lagoons, and crystal-clear water. The offshore coral reefs ensure calm seas and ideal conditions for swimming and snorkeling.

Culture & cuisine

The culture of Mauritius is shaped by African, Indian, European, and Chinese influences. The cuisine is diverse and combines exotic spices with fresh ingredients.

Activities

Beach holidays, snorkeling and diving, boat trips, golf, hiking, as well as excursions to nature parks and waterfalls.

Ideal for

Couples, honeymooners, beach vacationers, and luxury travelers.

Important notes

A valid passport is required for entry. Depending on the length of stay, entry requirements may apply.

Conclusion

Mauritius stands for relaxation, nature, and exclusivity and is an ideal destination for a high-quality vacation.

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West Coast

South coast

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North coast

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East Coast

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About Mauritius

Republic of Mauritius Form of government: Parliamentary republic Capital: Port Louis Area: 1,865 km² (2,045 km² including the outlying islands) Exclusive economic zone: 1.9 million km² Population: 1.294 million inhabitants (July 2009) Main languages: English (official language), French and Creole. Furthermore...

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