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Overview
Once said by the famous writer, publisher and entrepreneur Mark Twain, “Mauritius was made first and then heaven, heaven being copied after Mauritius.” Widely known for its coral reefs, beaches and lagoons, this Indian Ocean island nation is a small cultural place which is the favourite holiday destinations for tons of tourists all over the world.
Formerly known as a haunt for pirates, Mauritius is now one of the safest havens with lavish hotels and sandy beaches backdropped by volcanic mountains. This island is made for exploring and to experience serenity for which tourists come from all corners of the world. Stroll around the island for colonial houses, Indian temples, botanical gardens, and chances to spot rare birds, play with lions or swim along with happy dolphins. The population of Mauritius is quite diverse, including Indian, Chinese, French and Creole inhabitants who are known for their politeness and hospitality, and holidaymakers of these islands crave for this kind of service.
Surprisingly, opulence is quite pocket-friendly here - Mauritius comes with some of the most attractive holiday deals in the region. The remains of the British colonial era stay in the Gymkhana Club and vast tea plantations, but Dhal Puri stalls and Gateaux Piments at buzzing markets, ubiquitous dodo icon and sega performances add an exotic touch.
Climate
With comparatively a little variation in temperatures, Mauritius experiences a tropical maritime weather and generally sunny and pleasant on the shoreline throughout the year. Where summers from November to April are muggy, hot and rainy, winters from May to October are warm and dry.
Travel Information
Language: English
Currency: Mauritian Rupee
Local time: GMT + 4
Avg. Flight Time:11h 50m
Best Time To Visit
The most ideal time to travel Mauritius is amid May and December as the weather is dry, cool and at the same time, sunny. Along with a few of Africa’s lively beaches, freshly-prepared seafood and sun-drenched days will make your Mauritius holiday trip amazing.
Mauritius Attractions and Activities
1. Port Louis
Also famed as Por Loowee, this Mauritius’ capital is the best place to shop your heart out, however, it is loaded with numerous cultural attractions. Encounter an ancient skeleton of the dodo on the Natural History Museum’s first floor or see the first colonial stamp of the world in the Blue Penny Museum. Admire the exceptional architecture of mosques, churches, and Indian and Chinese temples from the citadel, or stroll up the Signal Mountain in the afternoon with the locals.
2. Grand Baie
Earlier a fishing village, Grand Baie is now a major tourism hub of the beautiful island. Also called by its nickname “Le Trop” for its après-sol entertainment and great shopping, it has tons of attractions, excursions and sandy beaches in close proximity.
3. Eureka
Eureka is a colonial mansion which is an amalgamation of commendable engineering, and 109 doors and a huge wrap on the balcony giving shelter to residents from the tropical heat.
4. Casela World of Adventures
The pink pigeon once being the star attraction of Casela World of Adventures, is now a stroll with lions in the Yemen estate. Zoom around here on quad bikes, ride on the Indian Ocean’s longest zip line or take a leisurely pootle by Segway.
5. Black River Gorges National Park
Encounter numerous endangered species of flora and fauna and animals along with the picturesque view of the Alexandra Waterfalls. Offering 50 km of challenging hiking trails and lush forest to explore, it is the largest protected forest of Mauritius.
Airlines Operate Flight to Mauritius
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Virgin Atlantic
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British Airways
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South African Airlines
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Air Mauritius
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Emirates
Time Duration from Different Airports
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London to Mauritius - 11h 50m
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Manchester to Mauritius - 12h 55m
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Newcastle to Mauritius - 14h 10m
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Birmingham to Mauritius - 14h 20m
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Glasgow to Mauritius - 15h 30m
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Edinburgh to Mauritius - 14h 20m
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Belfast to Mauritius - 14h 35m
Distance to the City Centre
The Port Louis city centre is approximately 31 miles or 50 km from the airport. You can cover this distance in just 60 minutes if you travel by a car.
Transport from Mauritius
In Grand Baie and Port Louis, you can always hire, share or hail taxis which can take you to the city centre in negotiable fares. For budget travellers, a strong bus network is also available that runs within the island. It might be a little slow, but it is one of the most convenient and reliable modes of transport.
Visa Requirements for Mauritius
To step in Mauritius, you do not require a visa. Once you arrive, get your passport stamped authorizing you to stay in the country for almost 60 days. Although, you will have to show the proof on return or onward travel.
Tips for your stay in Mauritius
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As Mauritius is muggy and hot, pack your bag with cool cotton clothes instead of synthetic fabrics which can make you quite uncomfortable. For evenings between May and October, keep some woollen clothes as well to keep your body warm.
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Keep a few swimwear and other appropriate dresses for different places. Try in fit in an umbrella and a raincoat.
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While driving on the roads of Mauritius, stay on the left side.
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Avoid parking on the two yellow lines as it is strictly prohibited.
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Pack a hand sanitizer and wash your hands more frequently as you can get a Diarrheal illness which is quite a common health problem in the city.