EXPERIENCE ​​MAURITIUS

Immerse, Explore, Unwind!

Unveil the wonders of Mauritius with our guide to breathtaking beaches, natural marvels, and immersive local experiences.

Mauritius is a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences waiting to be discovered. From the idyllic beaches that line its coast to the hidden natural wonders that dot its landscape, every corner of the island offers a new adventure. Begin your journey with the iconic beaches and islands such as Benitiers Island, where the azure waters meet the sky, creating a picturesque paradise.

Dive deeper into the heart of Mauritius and explore the Chamarel 7 Coloured Earths, a natural wonder that defies belief with its vibrant hues. For the more adventurous, the Black River Gorges offer a glimpse into the island’s lush, untouched wilderness. And no visit would be complete without experiencing the local traditions, whether it’s through a cultural festival or a meal shared with a local family.

Every experience in Mauritius is designed to bring you closer to the island’s soul. Whether you’re exploring historical sites like the Château de Labourdonnais or taking in the breathtaking viewpoints from scenic routes, you’ll find that Mauritius is a place where every moment is filled with wonder and beauty.

Islands & Breathtaking Beaches

Discover the most stunning beaches and islands of Mauritius, each with its unique charm.

A paradise island perfect for water sports, relaxation, and a delicious seafood BBQ

Discover untouched beauty and vibrant marine life on this tranquil island.

Escape to crystal clear waters, explore Crystal Rock, and indulge in a BBQ amidst nature.

Famous for its stunning views and with the majestic Le Morne Mountain as a backdrop.

A tranquil spot perfect for picnics, offering breathtaking views of Le Morne Mountain

One of the longest beaches on the island, perfect for witnessing spectacular sunsets

Natural Marvels

Explore Mauritius’ natural wonders, from lush rainforests and volcanic landscapes to cascading waterfalls and unique geological formations.

Natural Marvels

Explore Mauritius’ natural wonders, from lush rainforests and volcanic landscapes to cascading waterfalls and unique geological formations.

Explore this dormant volcano with panoramic views of surrounding mountains and hills.

Marvel at the natural phenomenon of multicolored sand dunes at Chamarel

A dramatic natural bridge formed by volcanic activity, showcasing the raw side of Mauritius

Discover The Underwater Waterfall

Marvel at the optical illusion of the underwater waterfall off Mauritius’ coast, a breathtaking sight that showcases nature’s artistry.

Natural & Wildlife Sanctuaries

Visit Mauritius’ wildlife sanctuaries, home to diverse species and dedicated to preserving the island’s unique flora and fauna.

Natural & Wildlife Sanctuaries

Visit Mauritius’ wildlife sanctuaries, home to diverse species and dedicated to preserving the island’s unique flora and fauna.

A haven for hikers and nature lovers, with rich biodiversity, scenic trails and a Viewpoint

A conservation area home to rare species, including giant tortoises & Pink Pigeons

A family-friendly park with wildlife encounters, including the experience of walking with lions

Historical & Cultural Sites

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Mauritius by exploring its historical landmarks and vibrant cultural sites.

Historical & Cultural Sites

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Mauritius by exploring its historical landmarks and vibrant cultural sites.

A spiritual site for the Hindu community, surrounded by a sacred lake & lush greenery.

A UNESCO World Heritage site significant in Mauritius’ indentured labor history.

A historic mansion with colonial architecture, offering a glimpse of Mauritius’ heritage.

The Mountains

Hike Mauritius’ stunning mountains, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for adventure amidst the island’s diverse terrain.

The Mountains

Hike Mauritius’ stunning mountains, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for adventure amidst the island’s diverse terrain.

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historical significance and stunning scenery.

A unique mountain known for its distinctive summit rock.

Scaling the third highest peak with iconic views of Port Louis and the Moka range

Viewpoints & Scenic Routes

Experience the island’s most picturesque viewpoints and scenic routes, perfect for capturing the beauty of Mauritius in photographs.

Viewpoints & Scenic Routes

Experience the island’s most picturesque viewpoints and scenic routes, perfect for capturing the beauty of Mauritius in photographs.

A scenic route known for its dramatic coastal views and winding roads.

Admire the island’s beauty from this perfect spot, offering panoramic views of the west.

Panoramic views of the largest national park, with the opportunity to spot birds of paradise.

Distilleries & Winery on the Island

Savor the flavors of Mauritius with tours of its renowned rum distilleries and the island’s unique winery, Takamaka.

Distilleries & Winery

Savor the flavors of Mauritius with tours of its renowned rum distilleries and the island’s unique winery, Takamaka.

Taste local rum and aged varieties in this picturesque distillery in Chamarel village

Discover the art of rum making in a historic estate with a vanilla plantation,

Mauritius’ unique winery producing exotic local lychee white & Rose wines.

Full Day All-Inclusive Rum Distilleries Tour of Mauritius

Enjoy a comprehensive tour of Mauritius’ top rum distilleries, complete with tastings, behind-the-scenes insights, and a delightful lunch.

Feel Like a Local

Engage with the local culture through authentic experiences that connect you with the heart and soul of Mauritius.

Feel Like a Local

Engage with the local culture through authentic experiences that connect you with the heart and soul of Mauritius.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market and meet the locals.

Delight in the diverse and flavorful culinary traditions of Mauritius.

One of the oldest racecourses in the world, steeped in history.

See Marine Protected Areas​

Explore Mauritius’ marine protected areas, where vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life thrive in crystal-clear waters.

See Marine Protected Areas

Explore Mauritius’ marine protected areas, where vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life thrive in crystal-clear waters.

A popular spot for snorkeling with its vibrant coral reefs. 

Designated a national marine park in 1997, it spans 2.44 km².

A protected area, home to diverse habitats ranging from mangroves to coral reefs.

From Mauritius

Discover products and crafts that are uniquely Mauritian, showcasing the island’s creativity and heritage.

From Mauritius

Discover products and crafts that are uniquely Mauritian, showcasing the island’s creativity and heritage.

Learn about tea production and enjoy tastings at this iconic factory.

Witness the craftsmanship of hand-made ship models.

Explore traditional salt production in this scenic area.

Frequently asked question​

Mauritius is renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, vibrant culture, and diverse landscapes, including lush forests, dramatic mountains, and picturesque waterfalls.

Visitors to Mauritius can indulge in a wide range of activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, hiking, zip-lining, golfing, and exploring cultural attractions such as temples, museums, and local markets.

Some must-try foods in Mauritius include seafood dishes like fish vindaye and octopus curry, street food specialties like roti and samosas, and traditional Mauritian dishes like dholl puri and alouda.

Yes, it is generally safe to swim in the ocean in Mauritius, especially in designated swimming areas and lagoons protected by coral reefs. However, it's always important to exercise caution and adhere to any safety warnings or advice from local authorities.

Mauritius enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round. The summer months (November to April) are hot and humid with occasional rain showers, while the winter months (May to October) are cooler and drier.

Yes, Mauritius celebrates a variety of cultural festivals and events throughout the year, including Diwali, Eid, Chinese New Year, and the Festival International Kreol, which showcases Creole culture through music, dance, and cuisine.

Popular souvenirs from Mauritius include locally-made rum, vanilla pods, spices, traditional handicrafts like woven baskets and wooden sculptures, and colorful textiles such as sarongs and beachwear.

Yes, Unwind Mauritius offers a range of eco-friendly activities and tours, including nature hikes, birdwatching excursions, guided eco-tours of national parks and nature reserves, and sustainable dolphin and whale watching tours.

When packing for Mauritius, be sure to include lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for warm weather, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, sturdy walking shoes, and any personal medications or toiletries you may need. Additionally, don't forget your passport, travel insurance documents, and any necessary travel adapters or converters.

Yes, swimming with dolphins is a popular activity in Mauritius, and we offer guided tours to ensure a safe and respectful experience for both visitors and marine life.

Mauritius is a year round destination, however we recommend outdoor activities during the cooler and drier months of May to November. During this period, the weather is pleasant, with lower humidity and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for activities like hiking, snorkeling, and exploring the island's natural attractions.

Mauritius offers a wide range of activities for all interests, including snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, hiking to scenic viewpoints, exploring botanical gardens, and enjoying water sports like kiteboarding and parasailing. Don't miss out on the opportunity to try local cuisine and visit cultural sites like temples and historic landmarks.

Mauritius is renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, vibrant culture, and diverse landscapes, including lush forests, dramatic mountains, and picturesque waterfalls.

Visitors to Mauritius can indulge in a wide range of activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, hiking, zip-lining, golfing, and exploring cultural attractions such as temples, museums, and local markets.

Some must-try foods in Mauritius include seafood dishes like fish vindaye and octopus curry, street food specialties like roti and samosas, and traditional Mauritian dishes like dholl puri and alouda.

Yes, it is generally safe to swim in the ocean in Mauritius, especially in designated swimming areas and lagoons protected by coral reefs. However, it's always important to exercise caution and adhere to any safety warnings or advice from local authorities.

Mauritius enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round. The summer months (November to April) are hot and humid with occasional rain showers, while the winter months (May to October) are cooler and drier.

Yes, Mauritius celebrates a variety of cultural festivals and events throughout the year, including Diwali, Eid, Chinese New Year, and the Festival International Kreol, which showcases Creole culture through music, dance, and cuisine.

Popular souvenirs from Mauritius include locally-made rum, vanilla pods, spices, traditional handicrafts like woven baskets and wooden sculptures, and colorful textiles such as sarongs and beachwear.

Yes, Unwind Mauritius offers a range of eco-friendly activities and tours, including nature hikes, birdwatching excursions, guided eco-tours of national parks and nature reserves, and sustainable dolphin and whale watching tours.

When packing for Mauritius, be sure to include lightweight and breathable clothing suitable for warm weather, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, sturdy walking shoes, and any personal medications or toiletries you may need. Additionally, don't forget your passport, travel insurance documents, and any necessary travel adapters or converters.

Yes, swimming with dolphins is a popular activity in Mauritius, and we offer guided tours to ensure a safe and respectful experience for both visitors and marine life.

Mauritius is a year round destination, however we recommend outdoor activities during the cooler and drier months of May to November. During this period, the weather is pleasant, with lower humidity and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for activities like hiking, snorkeling, and exploring the island's natural attractions.

Mauritius offers a wide range of activities for all interests, including snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, hiking to scenic viewpoints, exploring botanical gardens, and enjoying water sports like kiteboarding and parasailing. Don't miss out on the opportunity to try local cuisine and visit cultural sites like temples and historic landmarks.

Experience it all

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