The sea surrounding Mauritius is famous for indulging in numerous water sports. Most beach hotels in Mauritius provide complimentary water sport facilities to their clients. Mauritius marine life conceals an infinite sea treasure with its crystal-clear lagoons and magnificent marine life. In the evenings, whilst enjoying the sunset, try out the trendy bars, restaurants and clubs buzzing with life.

Mauritius can easily be reached by a number of superb airlines including Air Mauritius, Virgin, British Airways and Emirates. The flying time is around 12 hours which to be honest is a long time on a plane but rest assured it is all worthwhile when you get there!

Visitors must have a passport valid for at least 6 months from date of entry. It is to be noted that all visitors must hold valid tickets and documents for their onward or return journey and must have a adequate funds for their intended stay.

November to April - The weather is hot and humid with peaks in temperatures occurring in the months of December, January and February. Rainfall is abundant, especially on the central plateau. The highest rainfall in Mauritius normally occurs in the months of February and March. Daylight lasts between 05 h30 and 19 h 00. This is the best time for scuba diving (December to March) and for deep-sea fishing in Mauritius (October to April).

Time, the cyclones manage to miss Mauritius because of the small size of the island. However, if they come close enough, the bad weather may affect the vegetation and certain wooden buildings. Please rest assured that most beach resorts have been constructed in such a way as to resist the strong winds.

May to October - The temperature is cooler. During this season, the prevailing winds blow over Mauritius from the east and southeast. The lowest temperatures are felt in August (20°C on the coast). The day lasts between 06 h 45 and 17 h 45. This is the best season for surfing in Mauritius (June to August). On the central plateau in Mauritius, which is at 600 metres above sea level, the average day temperature is between 20°C in August and 26°C in February. On the coast, the temperatures are higher by about 3 to 5 degrees. The northern and western parts of Mauritius are warmer and drier than the eastern and southern parts.

Along a cultural itinerary in Port Louis, one can see the Theatre of Port-Louis built in the 19th century and known as being the oldest of the region. Further up, the Champ de Mars is a very popular racetrack, the oldest in the southern hemisphere and the second oldest race club in the world after the English Jockey Club. It has often been associated with national and political events since the official flag-raising ceremony in 1968 marking the independence of Mauritius.