Mauritius in Style

 

Mauritius in Style: Lagoon Resorts, Private Islets and Indian Ocean Adventures

Mauritius is the Indian Ocean destination that balances scenery, service, and culture. Sheltered lagoons, mountain backdrops, Creole food, rum routes, and easy day trips make it ideal for luxury travelers and families alike. This guide focuses on the coasts, how to arrive, and which experiences to pre-book.

Where to Stay in Mauritius

North and Grand Baie: Best for travelers who want restaurants, marinas, and a social atmosphere. Book via Trip.com Hotels.

East Coast: Calm lagoons, kite spots, and easy boat access to Île aux Cerfs. Book via Trip.com Hotels.

Southwest / Le Morne: Mountain-ocean views, dolphin trips, and sunset-facing resorts. Also book via Trip.com Hotels.

How to Get There

Fly into Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) in the southeast.

• Compare and book flights via Flights.
• Reserve private airport-to-resort cars via GetTransfer or this link.
• For self-drive island exploration, use Car Rentals.

Experiences to Book

• Private catamaran/speedboat to Île aux Cerfs
• Chamarel, Black River Gorges, and rum estate day trip
• Dolphin/whale watching on the west coast
• Golf or spa day at a partner resort

Secure your excursions and guides via Tours & Activities.

Getting Around

Mauritius is compact but traffic can slow routes. For multi-stop sightseeing days, book a driver; for beach-hopping, rent a car.

Best Time to Visit

May to November is drier and more comfortable. December to March is warmer and more humid but still beach-friendly.

Where to Dine

To make the most of Mauritius’ Franco-Creole cuisine and resort restaurants, read the companion post: Top Restaurants in Mauritius for Island-Creole Fine Dining.

Conclusion

Book your preferred coast via Trip.com Hotels, confirm your transfers via GetTransfer, and schedule your lagoon and island experiences through Tours & Activities.