Travel in Mauritius
Tailor-made

The art of Creole living in the heart of the Indian Ocean

The scents of vanilla and cinnamon float in the warm air as waves gently caress the white sand of the northern beaches. This volcanic island, born from the depths of the Indian Ocean, displays its lagoons in shades of jade and emerald under a perpetually blue sky. Séga music resonates from fishing villages, mingled with conversations in Creole that bear witness to the richness of this unique melting-pot.

A land of encounters between African, Indian, Chinese and European cultures, Mauritius reveals its treasures beyond postcards: the colorful markets of Port-Louis, Hindu temples nestled in tropical greenery, and that sweetness of Creole living that transforms every moment into an enchanted interlude.

What to absolutely see in Mauritius?

Port-Louis unveils its colonial heritage at the central market, where spices and colorful fabrics stand alongside the Creole architecture of Caudan Waterfront. The Colours Plateau near Chamarel offers a striking geological spectacle with its multicolored lands, while Black River Gorges National Park is home to the island's last endemic forests. The Pamplemousses Botanical Gardens reveal a collection of century-old palms and giant water lilies, the island's botanical signature.

What type of trip to choose?

A 10 to 14-day stay allows you to alternate relaxation in the lagoons and discovery of the interior. Couples seeking romance will favor the private beaches of the east and sunsets from Flic-en-Flac, while families will appreciate the water activities of Grand Baie and excursions to Île aux Cerfs. The average budget of €2,800 per person includes charming accommodation, private excursions and gastronomic discovery of Creole cuisine.