Ultra Luxury Mauritius Holidays
From sugar-white sand beaches to pristine coral reefs, Mauritius is a laidback tropical playground brimming with vibrant marine life, lush mountainous landscapes and opportunities for every type of adventure.
Tropical Paradise
From sugar-white sand beaches to pristine coral reefs, Mauritius is a laidback tropical playground brimming with vibrant marine life, lush mountainous landscapes and opportunities for every type of adventure.
This Indian Ocean island nation has a diverse culture made up of African, Chinese, Indian, French, Dutch and British influences, giving it a unique heritage and fantastic food scene.
Rich Cultural Heritage
This Indian Ocean island nation has a diverse culture made up of African, Chinese, Indian, French, Dutch and British influences, giving it a unique heritage and fantastic food scene.
Mauritius is home to some of the best championship golf courses in the Indian Ocean. Tee off on rolling fairways with views of the sparkling ocean as your backdrop.
Unrivalled Fairways
Mauritius is home to some of the best championship golf courses in the Indian Ocean. Tee off on rolling fairways with views of the sparkling ocean as your backdrop.
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One&Only Le Saint Géran
East Coast, Mauritius
Situated on its own private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Géran is an iconic resort in Mauritius, well known for its stunning beachfront villas, world-class dining and serene spa. Powder white sands and cerulean seas await.
Situated on its own private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Géran is an iconic resort in Mauritius, well known for its stunning beachfront villas, world-class dining and serene spa. Powder white sands and cerulean seas await.
Situated on its own private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Géran is an iconic resort in Mauritius, well known for its stunning beachfront villas, world-class dining and serene spa. Powder white sands and cerulean seas await.
Constance Prince Maurice
East Coast, Mauritius
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens on the edge of a sheltered lagoon, Constance Prince Maurice is an intimate luxury retreat for guests seeking seclusion, privacy and blissful relaxation. It's perfect for couples and families.
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens on the edge of a sheltered lagoon, Constance Prince Maurice is an intimate luxury retreat for guests seeking seclusion, privacy and blissful relaxation. It's perfect for couples and families.
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens on the edge of a sheltered lagoon, Constance Prince Maurice is an intimate luxury retreat for guests seeking seclusion, privacy and blissful relaxation. It's perfect for couples and families.
Constance Belle Mare Plage
East Coast, Mauritius
Combine a picture-perfect beach with championship golf and exceptional gastronomy and you get Constance Belle Mare Plage. Located on Mauritius' sought-after east coast, this lavish retreat invites you to try something new or simply relax.
Combine a picture-perfect beach with championship golf and exceptional gastronomy and you get Constance Belle Mare Plage. Located on Mauritius' sought-after east coast, this lavish retreat invites you to try something new or simply relax.
Combine a picture-perfect beach with championship golf and exceptional gastronomy and you get Constance Belle Mare Plage. Located on Mauritius' sought-after east coast, this lavish retreat invites you to try something new or simply relax.
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One&Only Le Saint Géran
Situated on its own private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Géran is an iconic resort in Mauritius, well known for its stunning beachfront villas, world-class dining and serene spa. Powder white sands and cerulean seas await.
Constance Prince Maurice
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens on the edge of a sheltered lagoon, Constance Prince Maurice is an intimate luxury retreat for guests seeking seclusion, privacy and blissful relaxation. It's perfect for couples and families.
South Africa & Mauritius, 14 Days
This bucket list tour takes you from the plains of Africa to the sun-drenched beaches of Mauritius. Enjoy spotting wildlife on safari before heading to the iconic One&Only Le Saint Géran awaits for waterfront activities.
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Mauritius In A Nutshell
Grand Baie offers the biggest range of activities for watersport enthusiasts with everything from tandem skydiving and Solar Sea walks to kitesurfing and snorkelling on offer.
An ideal spot for families is Trou aux Biches which has classic white sand beaches and clear, shallow waters. It's an especially lovely setting to catch the sunset. .
While the romantics might like to sample the offshore island of Île aux Cerfs, especially during the week rather than the busy weekends, there are also plenty of watersports to occupy active families alongside some of the prettiest views in Mauritius, of course.
Blue Bay is a protected marine park and has the island’s best underwater scenery close to the shore. Glass bottom boat trips and snorkelling are probably the best ways to experience the beauty. Look out for resident dolphins and turtles too.
On the east side of Mauritius, the beaches are more secluded but just as stunning. Belle Mare is a sugar-white beach with calm turquoise waters and shade under the casuarina trees.
Soak Up The Culture
Mauritius’ capital Port Louis has several cultural attractions to appeal to all. The Blue Penny Museum is home to the world’s first colonial stamp while the Natural History Museum houses an ancient dodo skeleton.
The Mauritius Botanical Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions and a real paradise for nature lovers. The spectacular garden covers 37 hectares and is famous for its giant water lilies, spice garden and unique collection of 85 varieties of palms.
Take a visit to Ile aux Aigrettes, a coral reef islet, thought to be the last resting place of the dodo and witness giant Aldabra tortoises and pink pigeons living in the semi-wild.
Go southwest to Le Morne Brabant, a peninsula with Le Morne mountain towering above it. At 556 metres high, the mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historical significance.
Witness first-hand the diverse cultural influences on the island, from Creole cooking and Port Louis' China Town to historical French sugar plantations and Hindu temples.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Mauritius is not just about beautiful beaches offering perfect rest and relaxation – there is plenty for all the family. The Aquarium in Grand Baie is loved by all ages with children getting the chance to feed fish and get up close and personal to sharks.
The Casela Nature Parks have lots for all the family including the longest zipline in the Indian Ocean, quad bikes, segways, a 4D cinema, mud karting, giraffe feeding and camel rides.
The La Vanille Nature Park is equally popular with the opportunity to see baby Aldabra tortoises and crocodiles or play in the jungle playground.
Need an adrenaline fix? La Valleé Des Couleurs Nature Park is where you'll find the longest zipline in the southern hemisphere and you'll see a kaleidoscope of forests, waterfalls, pools and mountains from above.
Grand Baie offers the biggest range of activities for watersport enthusiasts with everything from tandem skydiving and Solar Sea walks to kitesurfing and snorkelling on offer.
An ideal spot for families is Trou aux Biches which has classic white sand beaches and clear, shallow waters. It's an especially lovely setting to catch the sunset. .
While the romantics might like to sample the offshore island of Île aux Cerfs, especially during the week rather than the busy weekends, there are also plenty of watersports to occupy active families alongside some of the prettiest views in Mauritius, of course.
Blue Bay is a protected marine park and has the island’s best underwater scenery close to the shore. Glass bottom boat trips and snorkelling are probably the best ways to experience the beauty. Look out for resident dolphins and turtles too.
On the east side of Mauritius, the beaches are more secluded but just as stunning. Belle Mare is a sugar-white beach with calm turquoise waters and shade under the casuarina trees.
Soak Up The Culture
Mauritius’ capital Port Louis has several cultural attractions to appeal to all. The Blue Penny Museum is home to the world’s first colonial stamp while the Natural History Museum houses an ancient dodo skeleton.
The Mauritius Botanical Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions and a real paradise for nature lovers. The spectacular garden covers 37 hectares and is famous for its giant water lilies, spice garden and unique collection of 85 varieties of palms.
Take a visit to Ile aux Aigrettes, a coral reef islet, thought to be the last resting place of the dodo and witness giant Aldabra tortoises and pink pigeons living in the semi-wild.
Go southwest to Le Morne Brabant, a peninsula with Le Morne mountain towering above it. At 556 metres high, the mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historical significance.
Witness first-hand the diverse cultural influences on the island, from Creole cooking and Port Louis' China Town to historical French sugar plantations and Hindu temples.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Mauritius is not just about beautiful beaches offering perfect rest and relaxation – there is plenty for all the family. The Aquarium in Grand Baie is loved by all ages with children getting the chance to feed fish and get up close and personal to sharks.
The Casela Nature Parks have lots for all the family including the longest zipline in the Indian Ocean, quad bikes, segways, a 4D cinema, mud karting, giraffe feeding and camel rides.
The La Vanille Nature Park is equally popular with the opportunity to see baby Aldabra tortoises and crocodiles or play in the jungle playground.
Need an adrenaline fix? La Valleé Des Couleurs Nature Park is where you'll find the longest zipline in the southern hemisphere and you'll see a kaleidoscope of forests, waterfalls, pools and mountains from above.
Grand Baie offers the biggest range of activities for watersport enthusiasts with everything from tandem skydiving and Solar Sea walks to kitesurfing and snorkelling on offer.
An ideal spot for families is Trou aux Biches which has classic white sand beaches and clear, shallow waters. It's an especially lovely setting to catch the sunset. .
While the romantics might like to sample the offshore island of Île aux Cerfs, especially during the week rather than the busy weekends, there are also plenty of watersports to occupy active families alongside some of the prettiest views in Mauritius, of course.
Blue Bay is a protected marine park and has the island’s best underwater scenery close to the shore. Glass bottom boat trips and snorkelling are probably the best ways to experience the beauty. Look out for resident dolphins and turtles too.
On the east side of Mauritius, the beaches are more secluded but just as stunning. Belle Mare is a sugar-white beach with calm turquoise waters and shade under the casuarina trees.
Soak Up The Culture
Mauritius’ capital Port Louis has several cultural attractions to appeal to all. The Blue Penny Museum is home to the world’s first colonial stamp while the Natural History Museum houses an ancient dodo skeleton.
The Mauritius Botanical Garden is one of the most popular tourist attractions and a real paradise for nature lovers. The spectacular garden covers 37 hectares and is famous for its giant water lilies, spice garden and unique collection of 85 varieties of palms.
Take a visit to Ile aux Aigrettes, a coral reef islet, thought to be the last resting place of the dodo and witness giant Aldabra tortoises and pink pigeons living in the semi-wild.
Go southwest to Le Morne Brabant, a peninsula with Le Morne mountain towering above it. At 556 metres high, the mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its historical significance.
Witness first-hand the diverse cultural influences on the island, from Creole cooking and Port Louis' China Town to historical French sugar plantations and Hindu temples.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Mauritius is not just about beautiful beaches offering perfect rest and relaxation – there is plenty for all the family. The Aquarium in Grand Baie is loved by all ages with children getting the chance to feed fish and get up close and personal to sharks.
The Casela Nature Parks have lots for all the family including the longest zipline in the Indian Ocean, quad bikes, segways, a 4D cinema, mud karting, giraffe feeding and camel rides.
The La Vanille Nature Park is equally popular with the opportunity to see baby Aldabra tortoises and crocodiles or play in the jungle playground.
Need an adrenaline fix? La Valleé Des Couleurs Nature Park is where you'll find the longest zipline in the southern hemisphere and you'll see a kaleidoscope of forests, waterfalls, pools and mountains from above.
next trip today
Our expert team of personal travel managers are ready to craft your perfect journey. From business trips to luxury leisure holidays, simply put your pin in the map, and we’ll make it happen.