Mauritius offers polished, resort-style luxury: sheltered turquoise lagoons, some of the finest beach hotels in the world, championship golf and a warm blend of Indian, African, Chinese and French cultures.
It is the easy, indulgent way to finish a Southern or East Africa safari, especially for honeymooners and families.
Calm, reef-protected waters perfect for swimming and watersports.
Renowned beach hotels with exceptional service and spas.
Championship oceanfront courses across the island.
A vibrant Creole melting pot of food and tradition.
Meanwhile, where you stay is selected privately around your journey. We recommend each resort or villa according to its location, season, privacy and suitability for the people traveling. Then you’ll see the places we suggest, and why, in your itinerary.
Plan your private safariMoney, health, connectivity and packing work the same way on every safari we plan, so they live in one place rather than on every page.
Flights, entry rules, health and money: the practical details we handle for you, all in one place. Requirements can change, so we confirm everything when you book.
First, fly via Dubai, Paris or Johannesburg, about 20 hours from the US East Coast. Then the island's single airport puts most resorts within a 60–90 minute transfer.
US citizens don't need a visa for stays of 60 days or less. Instead, officials grant entry on arrival with a valid passport, proof of accommodation, onward travel and sufficient funds.
In addition, Mauritius is malaria-free with excellent medical care, which makes it the easiest no-shots beach add-on in the Indian Ocean.
The Mauritian rupee is local, but resorts run cashless on cards. A 10% gesture for exceptional staff is plenty.
The Indian Ocean’s most polished island, with resorts, reefs and a multicultural table.
Kite-surfing at Belle Mare, glass-bottom boats over the coral gardens, and lagoons so sheltered children can swim at any tide.
Belle Mare, east coast
May–Dec trades
Championship courses at Anahita and Le Touessrok: tee shots over turquoise water, caddies who read every green.
Anahita & Le Touessrok
Year-round
Le Morne’s UNESCO peak, the colored earths of Chamarel and rum tastings at a working distillery, all in one private-car day.
Le Morne & Chamarel
Dry months, May–Dec
Dholl puri, gateaux piments and the central market with a local food guide. Creole, Indian, Chinese and French cooking on one island.
Port Louis
Weekday mornings
Cooler, drier and ideal for the beach and watersports.
Warm, dry and especially good value before the summer peak.
Priced to your budget, and built around your camps, the season and how you like to travel. There are no fixed packages.
First, fly into Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport (MRU). Also, US travelers do not need a visa for tourism stays of 60 days or less.
Above all, every journey is privately designed, with private guides and vehicles arranged where specified, the finest lodges, and a specialist on call throughout. At fly-in camps, game drives may be shared unless a private vehicle is reserved.
An African beach vacation: barefoot-luxury island escapes to follow your safari.
Explore → ExperienceA honeymoon safari pairs private game viewing with barefoot beaches, planned as one journey.
Explore → Southern AfricaA South Africa safari pairs Big Five private reserves with Cape Town and the Winelands.
Explore → RegionWhere a safari finishes: Zanzibar, the Seychelles, Mauritius and the Mozambique coast.
Explore →Correct when we wrote it. Before you travel, we check every requirement for your exact route and tell you what to apply for and when.
In short, a Mauritius vacation is an easy landing after safari, with the flying done in a single hop.
Tell us how you like to travel and start with a complimentary consultation.
Plan your safariFor official visitor information, see Mauritius Tourism.