Why Choose Mauritius
Mauritius is the heaven designed based on an ideal Indian Ocean island with volcanic mountains and turquoise lagoons surrounded by luxurious beach resorts. The island is melting pot of heritage, with Indian temples and French colonial architecture existing side by side to form one of the most well-matched multicultural communities globally. The visa-free access for Indians, flight connectivity, and economical honeymoon packages to Mauritius, it continues to be among the best destinations in the world for vacationing from India.
Indian Heritage in the Tropics
With 68% of the population of Indian descent, Mauritius preserves vibrant connections to India. Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao) is a sacred crater lake where thousands gather for Maha Shivaratri, carrying kanwars in pilgrimage. Hindu temples dot the island, Diwali and Holi are national holidays, and Indian cuisine—from dholl puri to biryani—is everyday food. Hindi is understood by many, and Bollywood films play in cinemas. It's a unique experience: India's cultural soul transplanted to a tropical island.
Beaches That Define Paradise
Mauritius is encircled by nearly 330 kilometers of coastline with beaches that rival any in the world. Trou aux Biches, Belle Mare, and Flic-en-Flac offer powder-white sand and lagoons so turquoise they seem unreal—protected by coral reefs that create calm, shallow swimming areas perfect for families. Le Morne's beach ranks among the world's most beautiful, with the optical illusion of an 'underwater waterfall' visible from helicopters. Each coast offers different experiences: calm west, dramatic south, wild east.
Natural Wonders & Adventure
Beyond beaches, Mauritius surprises with volcanic landscapes. Black River Gorges National Park protects endemic forests with rare pink pigeons and Mauritius kestrels. Chamarel's Seven Colored Earth creates surreal striped dunes of red, brown, violet, and blue volcanic ash. Hike Le Morne Brabant (556m UNESCO site) for 360° views. Dive or snorkel with sea turtles, dolphins, and vibrant coral reefs. Try kitesurfing at Le Morne, zip-lining through gorges, or submarine tours 35 meters underwater.
Multicultural Fusion & Cuisine
Mauritius' cuisine reflects its diverse heritage: Indian curries and rotis, Chinese fried noodles, French pastries, and Creole seafood all coexist harmoniously. Street food favorites include dholl puri (yellow split pea flatbread), gateaux piment (chili fritters), and mine frite (fried noodles). Fresh seafood—grilled fish, octopus curry, crab vindaye—is exceptional. Visit rum distilleries producing world-class agricultural rum. The fusion creates a food culture that feels familiar yet exotic to Indian palates.
History of Resilience & Freedom
Mauritius' history—from uninhabited island to Dutch, French, and British colonies—created unique World Heritage sites. Le Morne Brabant sheltered escaped slaves (maroons) who built communities in caves and died rather than return to slavery. Aapravasi Ghat was where 500,000 indentured laborers from India arrived between 1834-1920, beginning the 'Great Experiment' that ended slavery with contract labor. These sites commemorate struggle, resilience, and the birth of modern Mauritius.
Luxury & Accessibility Combined
Mauritius excels at delivering luxury at relatively accessible prices. World-class beachfront resorts offer all-inclusive packages with spa treatments, water sports, and gourmet dining. Yet budget travelers find affordable guesthouses, street food under ₹200, and free beaches everywhere. With visa-free entry, direct flights, easy English communication, excellent infrastructure, and zero jet-lag (30 minutes time difference), Mauritius delivers effortless tropical luxury ideal for honeymooners, families, and retirees alike.
Key Highlights
The essential soul of Mauritius.
UNESCO Heritage
Discover sites that commemorate resistance, migration, and cultural fusion.
Le Morne Brabant, inscribed in 2008, is a 556-meter basaltic monolith that served as shelter for escaped slaves (maroons) in the 18th-19th centuries. Its caves and summit provided refuge for those fleeing plantations. The peninsula symbolizes the universal struggle for freedom, commemorated annually on February 1st. Aapravasi Ghat in Port Louis (2006) was the immigration depot where nearly half a million indentured laborers from India landed 1849-1923, forever changing Mauritius' demographic and cultural identity.
Quick Facts
Le Morne Brabant: 556m peak with 12-hectare summit; sheltered maroon communities who chose death over re-enslavement
Aapravasi Ghat: Entry point for 500,000 Indian indentured laborers; birthplace of the modern 'coolie diaspora' to sugar colonies worldwide
Both UNESCO sites commemorate migration, resistance, and the multicultural society born from colonialism's complex legacies
Beach Paradise
Relax on some of the Indian Ocean's most beautiful coastlines.
Mauritius' 330km coastline offers diverse beach experiences. The north (Grand Baie, Trou aux Biches) is lively with restaurants, water sports, and nightlife. The east (Belle Mare, Palmar) features long stretches of pristine sand and luxury resorts. The west (Flic-en-Flac, Tamarin) offers stunning sunsets and dolphin encounters. The south (Le Morne, Blue Bay) is dramatic—Le Morne's beach creates the optical illusion of an underwater waterfall from aerial views, where sand and silt flowing through reef channels mimic a cascading waterfall beneath the waves.
Quick Facts
Nearly 330km of coastline with coral reef-protected lagoons creating calm, shallow swimming conditions
Le Morne's 'underwater waterfall' is an optical illusion caused by sand and silt deposits flowing through ocean currents—best viewed from helicopters
Blue Bay Marine Park offers some of the island's best snorkeling with protected coral gardens and sea turtles
Island Adventures
Explore offshore islands and marine sanctuaries teeming with life.
Île aux Cerfs, off the east coast, is Mauritius' most famous day-trip island—pristine beaches, water sports, beach clubs, and restaurants accessible by speedboat or catamaran. Blue Bay Marine Park in the southeast protects vibrant coral reefs with snorkeling among parrotfish, trumpet fish, and sea turtles. Catamaran cruises offer full-day sailing experiences with BBQ lunches, snorkeling stops, and dolphin watching. Some trips include sunset champagne, live music, and three-course meals on board—combining adventure with luxury.
Quick Facts
Île aux Cerfs: 100-hectare island with beaches, parasailing, underwater sea walks, and 18-hole golf course designed by Bernhard Langer
Blue Bay Marine Park: One of two official marine parks, protecting 353 hectares of coral reef ecosystem
Catamaran cruises: Full-day trips (₹3,000-6,000) include snorkeling gear, meals, drinks, and stops at multiple locations
Indian Spiritual Heritage
Connect with sacred Hindu sites and Indian cultural traditions.
Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao), a crater lake in the mountains, is Mauritius' most sacred Hindu site. Legend says the lake is connected underground to the Ganges River. During Maha Shivaratri, over 500,000 pilgrims dressed in white walk from across the island carrying kanwars (bamboo structures) to make offerings to a 33-meter Shiva statue. Numerous temples dot the island, including Maheswarnath Shiv Temple (oldest, 1891), Sagar Shiv Mandir by the sea, and Kaylasson Temple. Diwali, Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi, and Ugadi are all national holidays.
Quick Facts
Grand Bassin: Sacred crater lake 1,800 feet above sea level; site of annual Maha Shivaratri pilgrimage by 500,000+ devotees
108-foot Shiva statue (Mangal Mahadev) was inaugurated in 2007 and is visible from miles away
Over 100 Hindu temples across the island; festivals like Cavadee, Thaipoosam Cavadee, and Ugadi widely celebrated
Natural Wonders
Witness volcanic landscapes, endemic forests, and geological marvels.
Chamarel's Seven Colored Earth is a surreal natural phenomenon—sand dunes in seven distinct colors (red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple, yellow) created by volcanic rock weathering into iron and aluminum compounds. The colors remain distinct even when mixed. Nearby, Chamarel Waterfall plunges 83 meters into tropical forest. Black River Gorges National Park spans 67.54 km² protecting endemic species: pink pigeons, Mauritius kestrels, echo parakeets, and rare ebony forests. Hike trails through misty mountains with breathtaking viewpoints.
Quick Facts
Seven Colored Earth: 7,500 m² of multicolored sand dunes; unique geological phenomenon caused by volcanic ash weathering
Black River Gorges: Largest national park covering 6,754 hectares; home to 311 flowering plant species (150+ endemic)
Chamarel Waterfall: 83-meter (272 ft) cascade fed by St Denis River—one of Mauritius' highest waterfalls
Water Sports & Diving
Dive into world-class underwater experiences and adrenaline activities.
Mauritius offers exceptional water sports year-round. Kitesurfing at Le Morne (June-November winds) attracts professionals worldwide—the lagoon's flat water combined with steady winds creates ideal conditions. Diving reveals dramatic underwater landscapes: shipwrecks (like Stella Maru), underwater caves at The Cathedral dive site, and coral walls teeming with moray eels, lionfish, and occasional whale sharks. Snorkel with green sea turtles at Trou aux Biches. Try underwater sea walking (helmet dive), submarine tours to 35m depth, or parasailing over lagoons for aerial views.
Quick Facts
Le Morne is a world-renowned kitesurfing destination; hosts international competitions with consistent 15-25 knot winds
30+ dive sites including shipwrecks, caves, and drift dives; water visibility typically 20-30 meters
Unique experiences: submarine tours (₹8,000), underwater sea walk (₹4,500), and swimming with dolphins off Tamarin coast
Colonial Culture & Rum
Explore French colonial heritage, markets, and rum distilleries.
Port Louis, the capital, blends colonial architecture with vibrant markets. The Caudan Waterfront features restored 19th-century warehouses now housing shops and restaurants. Central Market (Marché de Port Louis) bustles with spice vendors, tropical fruits, handicrafts, and street food. Visit colonial-era estates like Eureka House (1830s Creole mansion) and Château de Labourdonnais with manicured gardens. Tour rum distilleries (Rhumerie de Chamarel, L'Aventure du Sucre museum) to taste world-class agricultural rum produced from sugarcane rather than molasses—smooth, aromatic, and award-winning.
Quick Facts
Port Louis Central Market: Built 1828, showcasing Mauritian spices, textiles, souvenirs, and local street food stalls
Mauritius produces premium agricultural rum from fresh sugarcane juice; Chamarel and New Grove brands win international awards
Colonial mansions like Eureka House preserve 19th-century Creole architecture and antique furniture collections
Luxury & Romance
Indulge in world-class resorts, spas, and romantic experiences.
Mauritius excels at romantic luxury. Beachfront resorts like One&Only Le Saint Géran, Four Seasons Anahita, and Constance Belle Mare offer overwater bungalows, private plunge pools, couple's spa treatments, and butler service. Many resorts are all-inclusive with gourmet dining, premium drinks, and water sports included. Couples can enjoy private beach dinners under stars, sunset catamaran cruises with champagne, helicopter tours over the island, or hot air balloon rides at sunrise. Spa treatments incorporate local ingredients—vanilla, coconut, sugar scrubs—for indulgent pampering.
Quick Facts
Mauritius has 100+ hotels/resorts with dozens of luxury 5★ properties featuring private villas and world-class spas
All-inclusive packages (₹25,000-60,000/night) cover meals, drinks, water sports, and activities—excellent value for honeymooners
Unique romantic experiences: private island picnics, couples' spa suites, underwater walks holding hands, champagne sunsets
Must-Experience Attractions
Perfect For...
For Honeymooners
Luxury beach resorts, private pool villas, romantic dinners, couples' spa, sunset cruises—India's favorite post-Maldives honeymoon choice.
For Beach Lovers
330km of white-sand beaches, snorkeling, diving, catamaran cruises, kitesurfing, island hopping, underwater walks, dolphin encounters.
For Spiritual Seekers
Grand Bassin pilgrimage, 100+ Hindu temples, Maha Shivaratri festival, connect with Indian heritage in tropical island setting.
For Adventure Seekers
Hiking Le Morne, zip-lining, quad biking, kitesurfing, diving shipwrecks, submarine tours, canyoning, helicopter rides.
Best Time to Visit
Summer (Oct-Apr)
Hot & humid 25-33°C, peak beach season, cyclone risk Jan-Feb, lively atmosphere, water sports, underwater visibility excellent
Winter (May-Sep)
Cool & dry 18-24°C, best weather, ideal for hiking, sightseeing, whale watching (Jul-Oct), windy for kitesurfing, perfect season
Shoulder (Apr, May, Sep, Oct)
Pleasant 22-28°C, fewer crowds, good hotel rates, balanced weather for all activities, less wind, excellent value
Festivals
Maha Shivaratri (Feb-Mar), Diwali (Oct-Nov), Holi (Mar), Cavadee, Chinese New Year, Eid—experience multicultural celebrations
Budget Estimate
Budget Traveler
₹50,000-₹75,000 (6 days: budget guesthouses ₹1,500-3,000/night, local food ₹500-800/day, public buses, free beaches, selected attractions)
Mid-Range
₹90,000-₹1,50,000 (6 days: 3-4★ hotels ₹4,500-8,000/night, mix dining ₹1,500-2,500/day, rental car/taxis, island tours, water sports)
Luxury
₹2,00,000-₹4,00,000+ (6 days: 5★ all-inclusive resorts ₹15,000-60,000/night, fine dining, private transfers, catamaran, helicopter, spa)
flights
₹19,000-₹42,000 round trip economy from major Indian cities (Mumbai/Bengaluru cheapest direct; Delhi higher)
accommodation
₹9,000-₹48,000 for 6 nights (₹1,500-3,000 budget; ₹4,500-8,000 mid-range; ₹15,000-60,000 luxury per night)
visa
FREE—60-day visa-on-arrival for Indian passport holders at no cost
food
₹3,000-₹15,000 total (₹500-800/day street food; ₹1,500-2,500/day restaurants; ₹3,000-5,000/day fine dining)
activities
₹10,000-₹35,000 (catamaran ₹3,000-6,000, Île aux Cerfs ₹2,500-4,000, diving ₹5,000-8,000, tours ₹2,000-5,000 each)
Local Secrets
Visa-Free Indian Passport Power
Indians get 60-day visa-on-arrival absolutely FREE—no application, no fees, just show passport, return ticket, and hotel booking at airport.
Underwater Waterfall Illusion
Le Morne's 'underwater waterfall' isn't real—it's an optical illusion of sand/silt flowing through channels, best viewed from helicopter.
World's Best Rum from Sugarcane
Mauritian agricultural rum (from fresh cane juice, not molasses) wins global awards—Chamarel and New Grove brands rival Caribbean's finest.
Indian Travelers at a Glance
India Ranking
India is one of Mauritius' top 5 source markets, competing with France, UK, South Africa, and Germany as key visitor origins
Source
Statistics Mauritius, Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA), Bank of Mauritius Tourism Earnings Reports 2024-2025
Travel Purpose
Predominantly leisure tourism (honeymoons, family holidays, beach vacations) with growing MICE (business events) segment
Average Spend
₹60,000-₹90,000 per person for 5-7 day trips including flights, accommodation, meals, and activities
Visitors In2024
Indian arrivals surged 31.5% year-over-year in Jan-July 2024, reaching approximately 115,000-120,000 visitors. Overall Mauritius tourism grew to 788,115 arrivals (+25% growth) in first seven months of 2025.
Length Of Stay
Most Indians stay 5-8 nights, with honeymoon couples often booking 6-7 night packages combining beach relaxation and sightseeing
Budget Allocation
Typically 30-35% flights, 30-40% accommodation (all-inclusive resorts popular), 15% food/dining, 10-15% activities/tours, 5-10% shopping
Mauritius – The Indian Ocean Paradise of Turquoise Lagoons, White Sand & Luxury Resorts
Mauritius is one of the world’s most romantic and family‑friendly island destinations, where turquoise lagoons, white‑sand beaches, coral reefs, lush mountains, waterfalls, plantations, and luxury resorts all come together. With Bayard Vacations, your Mauritius holiday can be planned around the style you want — a compact 4–5‑night beach break, a 6–7‑night circuit, or a longer 8–10‑day luxury or honeymoon circuit that includes North, South, East, and West Mauritius plus optional day trips to Île aux Cerfs, Black River Gorges, and Chamarel.
Mauritius feels like a tropical paradise: crystal‑clear lagoons perfect for swimming and snorkelling, dramatic mountain backdrops, multi‑cultural culture (Indian, African, French, Chinese), and resorts with private beaches, spas, and all‑inclusive facilities. It’s ideal for honeymooners, couples, families, and luxury seekers.
Why Mauritius Is a Strong Choice for Indian Travellers
Mauritius is perfect if you want an international holiday that is easy to reach, very romantic, and packed with beaches and relaxation. It offers:
Iconic natural and resort highlights like Belle Mare, Flic en Flac, Le Morne, Île aux Cerfs, Black River Gorges, Chamarel’s seven‑coloured earth, and waterfalls.
Excellent air connectivity from major Indian cities (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad) with direct or one‑stop flights to Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) in Plaine Magnien.
Visa‑free entry for Indian citizens for up to 90 days; just a valid passport (6+ months), return ticket, and hotel booking are usually required.
Highly affordable packages: Mauritius tour packages from India start from around ₹65,000 per person (land only).
Key reasons to choose Mauritius:
Ideal for short 4–5‑night beach breaks or 6–7‑night full‑island exploration.
Great for honeymooners, couples, families, and luxury seekers who enjoy beaches, lagoons, water sports, and resorts.
Works exceptionally well for first‑time international travellers and those looking for a romantic, value‑friendly island destination close to India.
Quick Overview
Category | Details |
Ideal duration | 4–5 nights for beach break; 6–7 nights ideal for full island exploration; 8–10 days for luxury/honeymoon circuits |
Best season | May–December (dry, cooler winter months, perfect for beaches, snorkelling, and island trips). |
Best for | Honeymooners, couples, families, luxury seekers, first‑time international travellers |
Entry for Indians | Visa‑free for up to 90 days. Valid passport (6+ months), return ticket, and hotel booking usually required. |
Main entry point | Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) near Mahebourg; then private transfers, taxis, or rental cars to North, South, East, and West Mauritius. |
Popular Mauritius Itineraries
Mauritius Beach Break – 4–5 Nights / 4–5 Days
This is the classic relaxation‑focused beach format for couples and families.
Typical pattern (4–5 days):
Day 1: Arrive in Mauritius, transfer to beach resort (e.g. Belle Mare, Flic en Flac, or Le Morne), evening beach walk.
Day 2: Resort day – pool, beach, snorkelling, water sports, spa.
Day 3: Optional day trip to Île aux Cerfs (boat trip, snorkelling, beach lunch) or Flic en Flac snorkelling.
Day 4: North or South Mauritius sightseeing – Port Louis, Grand Baie, Pamplemousses Garden, or Chamarel (depending on hotel location).
Day 5: Morning at leisure, then transfer to airport.
Best for: Couples, families, and relaxation‑focused travellers who want a compact beach break.
Mauritius Full Island Exploration – 6–7 Nights
This is the most popular all‑round island circuit.
Highlights:
North: Grand Baie, Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, Cap Malheureux.
West: Flic en Flac, Tamarin (dolphin watching), Black River Gorges.
South: Chamarel (7‑coloured earth, waterfalls), Le Morne, Souillac.
East: Belle Mare, Île aux Cerfs, Bel Ombre.
6–7 days is widely recommended as the ideal duration for Mauritius holiday packages to relax and cover important activities without being rushed.
Best for:
Couples and families
Those who want beaches + sightseeing + water sports
Luxury / Honeymoon Mauritius – 8–10 Nights
This route adds luxury resorts, private beaches, and romantic experiences.
Typical highlights:
5★ resorts with private beaches, spas, and all‑inclusive packages.
Private boat trips to Île aux Cerfs, sunset cruises, candlelight dinners, and spa treatments.
Full island exploration with more time at each location and premium experiences.
Best for:
Honeymooners and luxury seekers
Repeat visitors who want a full Mauritius experience with beaches, culture, and romance
Trip Cost from India
Mauritius is usually mid‑range to value‑friendly for international island holidays. Current market data shows:
Mauritius tour packages from India start from ₹65,000 per person for well‑curated 6–7‑day trips with stays, transfers, and activities.
Mauritius packages start from ₹65,0000 with 11+ options, including spots like Laguna Beach, InterContinental Resort, Anelia Resort & Spa, Tarisa Resort.
Travel Style | Typical Duration | What’s Included | Approx Price Range (per person) |
Budget | 4–5 nights | 3★ hotels, breakfast, basic transfers, key sights | ₹50,000 – ₹80,000 |
Budget–mid | 6 nights | 3–4★ hotels, breakfast, some activities, island tour | ₹80,000 – ₹1,00,000 |
Mid‑range | 6–7 nights | 4★ hotels, breakfast, more activities, full island tour | ₹1,00,000 – ₹1,30,000 |
Premium / Honeymoon | 7–10 nights | 4–5★ resorts, all‑inclusive, private trips, spa, romance | ₹130,000 – ₹1,80,000+ |
Best Time to Visit Mauritius
For most Indian travellers, the best time to visit Mauritius is May–December (dry, cooler winter months).
May–December – ideal for beaches, snorkelling, island trips, and water sports; less humid and less rain.
January–April – summer months, warmer and more humid, with higher chance of rain and cyclones, but still travel‑friendly with lower prices.
If you want comfortable beach time, clear lagoons, and good island trip conditions, May–December are the safest and most comfortable months.
Top Places to Include in Your Mauritius Package
North Mauritius – Grand Baie, Port Louis, Pamplemousses
North Mauritius is the main hub for shopping, culture, and gardens.
Best for: First‑time visitors, families, and shopaholics.
Highlights:
Grand Baie, Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, Cap Malheureux (red church).
West Mauritius – Flic en Flac, Tamarin, Black River Gorges
West Mauritius adds long beaches, dolphin watching, and nature.
Best for: Families and nature‑lovers.
Highlights:
Flic en Flac beach, Tamarin (dolphin watching), Black River Gorges National Park.
South Mauritius – Chamarel, Le Morne, Souillac
South Mauritius adds dramatic landscapes and UNESCO sites.
Best for: Photographers and nature‑lovers.
Highlights:
Chamarel (7‑coloured earth, waterfalls), Le Morne (UNESCO site), Souillac.
East Mauritius – Belle Mare, Île aux Cerfs
East Mauritius is famous for turquoise lagoons and luxury resorts.
Best for: Honeymooners and beach‑lovers.
Highlights:
Belle Mare beach, Île aux Cerfs (day trips, snorkelling, beach lunch), Bel Ombre.
How to Reach Mauritius from India
Mauritius is easily accessible from major Indian cities:
By air: Direct or one‑stop flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad to Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) near Mahebourg. Flight time is typically 4.5–7 hours depending on route and layover.
Local transport: Private transfers, taxis, rental cars, and tour buses connect the airport to North, South, East, and West Mauritius.
For most Indian travellers, the airport is the main entry point, from which Bayard can design beach‑break circuits, full‑island exploration tours, or luxury/honeymoon Mauritius holiday packages.
Entry Requirements and Permits
For Mauritius:
Indian citizens do not need a visa for tourism for up to 90 days.
You must carry a valid passport (6+ months), return ticket, and hotel booking details.
No special permits are required for general tourist areas (North, South, East, West Mauritius, Île aux Cerfs).
What Is Included in Bayard Mauritius Packages
Mauritius packages from Bayard can include:
Hotel stays in North, West, South, or East Mauritius (as per itinerary), often in beach resorts.
Daily breakfast; many packages include half‑board or all‑inclusive options.
Airport transfers and local sightseeing transfers (island tours, Chamarel, Île aux Cerfs day trip, Flic en Flac).
Key activity inclusions – beach time, snorkelling, water sports, island tours, Pamplemousses Garden, Chamaret, Île aux Cerfs, and dolphin watching.
English‑speaking tour guides and on‑trip assistance.
Typical exclusions:
International flights (unless bundled).
Some optional paid activities (private boat hires, special spa packages, extra water sports).
Personal expenses such as shopping, tips, and mini‑bar.
Why Book Mauritius with Bayard Vacations
Mauritius is a destination where good resort selection, island‑side choice, and activity inclusions really improve the experience. The right mix of beach‑break, full‑island exploration, or luxury/honeymoon circuits, with smooth transfers and well‑located beach resorts, can make the holiday feel romantic, relaxing, and easy instead of rushed and chaotic.
Bayard can help you build a Mauritius trip that fits your style:
A compact 4–5‑night beach break.
A 6–7‑night full‑island exploration circuit.
An 8–10‑day extended luxury/honeymoon Mauritius holiday.
The goal is to make the holiday easy, comfortable, and good value for money, while giving you the turquoise lagoons, white‑sand beaches, water sports, and luxury resorts that Mauritius is famous for.