Mauritius can be visited all year round
May to October to avoid the rains
September to April
Mauritius - East Coast
Style : A retro-chic colonial atmosphere and a distinctive signature with orange parasols on the beach Location : To the north-east of the island, between Poste Lafayette and Poste de Flacq Capacity : 79 Suites & 24 Villas, between lagoon, garden and ocean Highlights : The natural setting of Prince Maurice is enchanting: the lagoon, sugar cane plantations, mountains and the Indian Ocean
Mauritius - East Coast
Style : A secluded and peaceful address with modern design, in perfect harmony with the generous nature of the Mascarenes Location : In the centre of the island's east coast, with Île aux Cerfs as a backdrop Capacity : 136 villas and residences with 1 to 5 bedrooms Highlights : Space and exclusivity are the two words that best describe the Four Seasons experience in Mauritius; here there are no rooms, only villas...
Mauritius - South Coast
Style : An atmosphere of the grand houses of yesteryear and the old Mauritius plantations Location : On the south coast of the island of Mauritius, near Bel Ombre Capacity : 158 spacious suites Highlights : The hotel offers a Baby Club as well as access to the renowned Heritage Golf Club and its two Championship Courses
Mauritius - Grand Baie
Style : A jewel of modernity with bold architecture Location : Located in Grand Baie, in the north of Mauritius, on one of the island's most beautiful beaches Capacity : 96 Junior Suites & Suites and 8 Villas with private pool Highlights : A bold architecture with a particularly successful focus on well-being
Mauritius - Le Morne
Style : A tropical retreat with thatched roofs, shaded verandas, light wood and vibrant colours in the communal areas Location : Nestled at the foot of the majestic Le Morne mountain on the southwest coast of Mauritius Capacity : 149 keys where gradients of white reign supreme, creating a bright atmosphere Highlights : Unique experiences like the 500 Candle Dinner with one of the island's most spectacular settings, Le Morne
Mauritius - East Coast
Style : : A legendary spot, 100% – tropical chic Location : At Pointe de Flacq, on a private peninsula near Belle Mare, on the east coast of Mauritius Capacity : 142 Rooms & Suites between ocean and lagoon Highlights : Le St Géran has built its reputation on a high-flying gastronomy and a very creative kids' club
Mauritius - Grand Baie
Style : A truly privileged haven with a refined design, contemporary and tropical all at once Location : To the northwest of the island, a few minutes' walk from Grand Baie town centre Capacity : 69 suites in 9 categories, from Junior to Royal Highlights : The hotel has become the benchmark for gastronomy, thanks to exceptional catering with its Michelin-starred chef, Michel de Matteis, a Meilleur Ouvrier de France
Mauritius - East Coast
Style : A chic address with tropical and Asian influences Location : On the bay of Trou d'Eau Douce, opposite the island of Île aux Cerfs, to the east of Mauritius Capacity : 200 Rooms & Suites and 3 Villas facing Ile aux Cerfs Highlights : An idyllic situation with private access to Îlot Mangénie for a moment of elegance and tranquility
Mauritius - South Coast
Style : Shanti sports a colonial style with Japanese influences Location : On the south coast of the island, a 30-minute drive from Le Morne Capacity : 44 Suites & 17 Villas between ocean and gardens Highlights : Staying at Shanti means choosing an intimate hotel set in a historic site, a former sugar cane plantation
Mauritius - Grand Baie
Style : An ethnic tropical style with both African and Asian influences Location : On Turtle Bay, a 20-minute drive south of Grand Baie Capacity : 73 Pavilions & Villas in beige tones Highlights : The ambiance of the Oberoi is unique, with its thatched roofs, its totems, and its colour scheme that revolves around ochre
- Valid passport for the duration of your stay
- Yellow fever vaccination certificate for travellers arriving from an infected area
- Wet season from November to April, with risk of cyclones
- Dry season from May to October
- Mauritius is on GMT+4
- In summer, a 2-hour time difference
- In winter, +3 hours time difference
- English is the official language
- French is commonly spoken
- Mauritian Creole is the local language
- Vaccination record update
- The currency is the Mauritian Rupee
- 100 MUR = 2.05 € (December 2024)
- 220 volts generally
- French or British type sockets
- Recommended adapter
- Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated
As this information may change, we invite you to consult The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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