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Mauritius holidays

Coastline of Mauritius, Indian Ocean

Let your troubles drift away on a warm breeze as you laze on the soft white sands of the beaches of Mauritius. Known for high-end hotels, luxury lodgings and a sublime food scene, honeymooners and couples have been falling head over heels for lovely Mauritius for years now and the shine has never left this Indian Ocean island jewel.
  With a captivating mix of culture and history borrowed from Britain, France, India and China, plus a dash of spicy Creole, holidays in Mauritius are a tasty and fascinating affair and offer more to do than sunbathing on the sugary sands or swimming in the clear turquoise seas - should you wish to do more!

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    Arrive at the tongue-twisting Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) and be whisked away to your resort. You might choose one of the island's eastern resorts, where you can watch the sun rise over the ocean. Pick from Trou d'Eau Douce, Mahébourg, Pointe Jerome, Belle Mare Plage, Grand Gaube, and Blue Bay. If sunsets are your thing, go for a resort in the west. Grand Baie is a popular choice, and other resorts include Pointe aux Piments, the wonderfully named Flic en Flac, Bel Ombre, the Marine National Park of Turtle Bay, and Le Morne.
    Wherever you choose to be based for your Mauritius holiday, you are certain to be surrounded by powdery white sands, enchanting coral reefs, crystal clear waters, and an interior that is as lush as it is dramatic.
    Active types can get a rush of adrenaline in Mauritius by diving and snorkelling in the ocean, swinging a golf club on one of the island's verdant courses, or by strapping on walking boots and picking out the trails through the mountains (pitons) and sugar plantations.
    Fun day trips include the capital of Port Louis, the Black River Gorges National Park, the Sugar Museum, or the lovely Botanical Gardens.
    Tranquil beach on Mauritius, Indian Ocean If all that sounds like too much exertion, rest assured that spa hotels in Mauritius could have you pampered from head to toe, before tending to your growling tummy with the highest-quality restaurants.   
    Families are as welcome as loved-up couples and many hotels offer excellent facilities for the little ones.
    Make a beeline for Mauritius. TravelSupermarket can help to find a great value holiday to the Indian Ocean island paradise. Use our search tool today to start planning your holiday in Mauritius.
    Weather
    The weather varies little throughout the year in Mauritius. Daily temperatures hover at around 28C throughout the dry hot months of May until November, while December until April sees humidity rise and the risk of hurricanes increase.
    Events
    Barbé Cup; July: Champ de Mars racecourse is the place to be to feel the thunder of hooves on the lush grass. This annual horse race draws the crowds to one of the oldest racetracks in the Southern Hemisphere. Beach Rugby; August: Feeling sporty? Get to Bel Ombre beach to catch the action during a hotly contested touch rugby tournament. You'll never witness such amazing scenery while watching rugby! Kiteival; August: If you've never seen kite surfing prepare to be blown away by the skills of these riders. This fun event, held in stages around the island, is a gob smacking and colourful display - perfect for holiday snaps.  

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    • Romance: The sliver of an island known as Ile Des Deux Cocos is just off the coast of Mauritius and is perfect for a spot of lunch and a few cocktails before setting sail back to the mainland.
    • Relaxing: Another island worth visiting while on Mauritius is sleepy Rodrigues. The volcanic isle boasts secluded coves and a spectacular landscape. 
    • Active types: The Black River Gorges National Park is paradise for sportier types who just cannot sit still on the beach. The thick forest, waterfalls, flora and fauna and an abundance of wildlife will make for a scintillating trek.
    • Kids & teens: The whole family will love Ile aux Cerfs, which can be reached by ferry from Mauritius. There are watersports for the youngsters and lunch in the shade for the grown ups.
    • Shopping: The capital of Port Louis offers plenty of opportunities for you to splash the cash in Mauritius. Le Caudan Waterfront is the island's best shopping centre and the place to get your hands on duty-free goods.
    • Babies & toddlers: Resorts on the west coast feature gently shelving beaches and calm shallow waters - perfect paddling conditions for water babies.