Indian Ocean
Mauritius.
Lagoons, Le Morne's mountain and a green volcanic interior — an island many Indian travellers find instantly familiar.
Best months May–December; January–March can bring cyclones
Le Morne Brabant
The mountain above the lagoon on the south-west tip.
Chamarel
The Seven Coloured Earth and a waterfall.
Île aux Cerfs
An island of beaches and water sports.
Black River Gorges
Forest trails and viewpoints.
Grand Bassin
A crater lake sacred to Hindu pilgrims.
Port Louis
The Caudan Waterfront and the central market.
The underwater waterfall
An illusion in the reef off Le Morne, seen from the air.
A catamaran day
Snorkelling and lunch on the lagoon.
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Why people go
- Beach resorts, catamaran days and a mountainous interior on one island
- Vegetarian food is easy to find
- Resorts suit honeymoons and families equally well
What we'll ask you first
- East coast or west coast — the sunsets and the winds differ
- All-inclusive or half board
- Honeymoon, family or both — the right resort changes
Planning Mauritius?
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