Lying on the west coast of Mauritius, Flic en Flac beach is one of the most popular beaches on the island. The surrounding area is well developed with many amenities for visitors to enjoy including sh...

Grand Baie (or Grand Bay) is a coastal village in the North West of Mauritius situated in the district of Rivière du Rempart. It is one of the most popular and most visited places on the island. I...

Ile aux Aigrettes is a small island located some 800m off the south eastern side of Mauritius not far from the village of Mahebourg and Blue Bay beach. Named after a white long-legged fisher bir...

Ile aux Benitiers is situated in the south west of Mauritius, approximately 1.5 km west from the village of La Gaulette. Though it is state owned, the islet has been leased since 1927. The is...

Located off the east coast of Mauritius, Ile aux Cerfs boasts one of the best beaches in Mauritius, with soft white sand, turquoise warm waters, beautiful natural surroundings, and div...

If you go to the south west corner of Mauritius, you will find Le Morne Brabant peninsula. Le Morne Mountain is 556 metres above sea level and has terrific views. The summit covers around 30 acr...

Mahebourg (pronounced as my-boor) is a coastal village in the South East of the island situated in the district of Grand Port. Located on the shores of the island’s biggest and richest lagoon, it is...

Port Louis, Capital of Mauritius Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius, is the business centre of the country. In 1732, the French made Port Louis the main port of Mauritius to exploit its str...

Mauritius has lovely beaches, but there is also more to see inland. Why not head to the towns inland and get a real feel for the heart of the island. The central plateau is between 400 and 600 metres ...

The east coast of Mauritius is a world away from the souvenir shops, nightclubs, and mass tourism like some other parts of the island, namely like in the north. It has a succession of beautiful whit...

If you are looking for white sandy beaches, calm lagoons, and an exciting nightlife, the north of Mauritius should suit you down to the ground. It is the most developed part of the island and here you...

If you are looking for a landscape which is both wild and beautiful, head to the south of Mauritius. You will find pristine sandy beaches which are bordered by impressive cliffs, spectacular mountains...

If you visit the west coast of Mauritius you will be transported to a spectacular coastline, amazing mountain peaks, and sugar cane fields. The weather on this side of the island is warmer and more ...