Pay a visit to the Mauritius Aquarium to discover the exotic marine life of the Mauritian lagoon. The Mauritius Aquarium offers you an authentic experience of marine discovery! Situated in the small coast village of Pointe aux Piment in the North West of Mauritius, the aquarium is home to a number of marine life including...Read More

Money does matter, so here are some guidelines to make your money matters smooth when you are exploring the exotic island nation of Mauritius: The Mauritian rupee is used in Mauritius. Banking services, foreign exchange, ATM machines are available at the airport on arrival and departure. Do exchange some money into rupees on arrival at...Read More

Mauritius island is an all year round holiday resort as it is saved from extreme temperatures of its two seasons, summer and winter. Summer stays from November to April while winter is experienced from May to October. The summer temperatures vary from 20°C to 28°C on the central plateau and 25°C to 33° C on...Read More

Every country has their own food specialities, Spain has Paella, Italy pizza, America burgers, Holland Stamppot, etc. When looking at the Mauritian cuisine, we can feel the multicultural influence of the country. It has an incredibly rich and diverse food culture, infused with influences from its mélange of inhabitants (Creole, French, Chinese and Indian people)....Read More

The multi hued natural sand dunes of Chamarel is a marvel and a major tourist attraction of Mauritius. The sand dunes is comprised of seven distinct colours (approximately red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple and yellow). Yes you read it right, in Mauritius you can see earth of different colors, isn’t it amazing? The different...Read More

Grand Bassin in Mauritius should be on your ‘must see’ list of attractions. Grand Bassin (also known as Ganga Talao) is a crater lake situated in a secluded mountain area in the district of Savanne, deep in the heart of Mauritius. It is the most sacred Hindu place in Mauritius. Every year the Hindu community...Read More

You can’t help but be moved by a trip to Le Morne. It refers to the isolated part of the island, located in the South-West edge of the coast. Not only is the hike incredibly beautiful, with a reward of jaw dropping views at the top, but its poignant past lives on. Visiting sites of...Read More

The south coast is a must-do in any Mauritian road trip. Whether you come from the north, south or east of the island, your itinerary must include this scenic route. Of course, you will be in for a treat if you like cliffs or love having a bird’s eye view of the ocean. Located on...Read More

Gris Gris is the beach which is located in the extreme south of the island, off the historical village of Souillac which dates back from the days of the then French Isle de France. The one that tops the must-go list is definitely the breathtakingly beautiful Gris Gris. This little piece of beach does not...Read More

Casela World of Adventures Crested on the beautiful western coast of the island near Cascavelle, Casela World of Adventures is a leading attraction of the island. Casela is on the main road 1 km south of the turn-off to Flic en Flac. Home to a number of species, plants, you also enjoy stupendous views of...Read More