Things To Do in Mauritius

A peaceful setting comes hand in hand with holidays to Pointe aux Piments. Its postcard-perfect beach has R&R down to a T.

Uncovering the marine life and lounging on the white sand are what Blue Bay holidays are all about.

You're far from the madding crowd with holidays to Grand Gaube. It's the last proper outpost before the wilderness of the north takes hold, and a world away from the bright lights of the big towns.

Holidays to Anse La Raie serve up some of the best scenery in Mauritius. It's all about wild headlands and chalky beaches, with a dazzling lagoon as a counterpoint.

Bel Ombre holidays are all about making the most of Mauritius' world-class scenery. It's got a protected national park at its back door and a lagoon on its doorstep.

If you're looking for footprint-free beaches, a back-to-basics coastline and a sprinkling of colonial history, then Calodyne holidays are perfect for you.

Holidays to Balaclava promise relaxation, thanks to its peaceful bay, hideaway beaches and collection of luxurious hotels.

Holidays to Trou aux Biches put you on a white-sand beach that looks like it's been lifted from a postcard. You're just down the road from Grand Baie's bars and boutiques, too.

Holidays to Poste Lafayette tick along in slow motion. It's got a couple of off-the-radar beaches, plus a national park in the background.

The recipe for holidays to Haute Rive is nice and simple. This tiny resort makes the most of a peaceful, seafront setting.

Holidays to Mahebourg deliver all the ingredients of an exotic Mauritian break, with an added splash of European history.

Holidays to Bain Boeuf are a cocktail of white-sand beaches, coral reef-filled seas and big-name neighbours.

Holidays to Tamarin serve up top-notch surf spots and ice-white beaches against a, tropical backdrop.

Holidays to St Felix are a back-to-nature affair – think paper-white beaches and forest-cloaked waterfalls.

Get a feel for Mauritius from the locals’ point of view on holidays to Quatre Bornes.