Belle Mare One&Only Le Saint Géran
A classic on its own peninsula, with an excellent kids' club.
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mauritius
Mauritius is volcanic and green, with sugar cane fields, waterfalls and mountains inland and calm lagoons around the coast. Its mix of Indian, African, Chinese and French heritage gives it a food scene unlike anywhere else.
The hotels are known for their warm service and big, family-friendly resorts, and there’s plenty to do beyond the beach.
where to go
The dramatic mountain and lagoon of the south-west.
A national park of forest and waterfalls.
The Seven Coloured Earths and a rum distillery.
A small island off the east coast with beaches and golf.
The capital's market and waterfront.
The lively north, with boats and restaurants.
when to go
Mauritius is warm all year. The best months are April to June and September to December.
November to April
Hot and humid, with some rain. Cyclones are possible from January to March.
April to June
Warm, dry and calm. A lovely time to visit.
July to October
Cooler and breezy, good for walking and kitesurfing.
where to stay
Belle Mare A classic on its own peninsula, with an excellent kids' club.
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Trou d'Eau Douce 
Flic en Flac Pool villas on the west coast, with sunset views.
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experiences
Learn to cook Mauritian dishes with a local chef.
Sail the lagoons and snorkel off the east coast.
A day in the green south-west, with a rum tasting.
Early morning trips from Tamarin Bay.
A guided climb with views across the lagoon.
Play some of the Indian Ocean's best courses.
April to June and September to December are ideal.
Yes, there are direct flights from the UK, taking around 12 hours.
Very. The resorts have excellent kids’ clubs and calm lagoons.
The east for beaches and lagoons, the west for sunsets, the south for drama.
pair it with
Over a thousand coral islands, most with a single hotel. Come for the reefs, the overwater villas and the stillness.
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Granite boulders, empty beaches and giant tortoises. Easy to pair a main island with a private one.
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Lemurs, baobabs and rainforest, for travellers who want a proper adventure before the beach.
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