Mauritius is home to just under 2 million people this island is best known for beaches, lagoons and reefs. The mountains in the centre are home of rainforests and waterfalls. 
Surrounded by coral reefs this volcanic island is situated in the Indian Ocean and is very popular with tourists.  Swimming, hiking and boat trips to islands are some of the highlights of a stay in Mauritius.

QUICK FACTS:

Currency:  Mauritian Rupee

Language: Creole and French

Visa: Most western countries do not need a visa for a stay of 30 days or less.

Power: 230 volts AC.  Plug  types  C & G

Safety: Mauritus is generally a safe country to travel within but use normal travel precautions.

TRANSPORT:

Buses are relatively easy to get around with and go to most places you are likely to visit.
Hiring a car is our pick for the best choice for this island, if you plan to get around and explore.  It is not hard to drive around although the streets are narrow and parking can be an issue.

FESTIVALS:

Thaipoosam Cavadee
Thimithi
Holi
Mid-Autumn Festival
Chinese Spring Festival
Pilgrimage To Father Jacques Desire Laval
Ganesh Chaturthi
Eid Ul Fitr
Christmas
Ghoon
Lantern Festival