Hristina Lozanovska 
Welcome to paradise on earth: the stunning island of Mauritius (Ile Maurice in French), located in the Indian Ocean, awaits with beautiful beaches and lush landscapes. This magical island has many attractive areas with different weather conditions throughout the year, so deciding where to stay in Mauritius can be difficult.
Lucky for you, I did my research and compared all parts of Mauritius. The result is my comprehensive list of areas – 9 to be exact – on each side of the island: North, West, South, and East. To make your decision that much easier, I also handpicked the best hotels for each area and each price category.
The best place to stay in Mauritius, especially if you’re visiting for the first time, is Grand Baie in North Mauritius. This seaside village has amazing white sand beaches, booming nightlife, and an extensive selection of hotels.
Once you find the perfect hotel for your holiday, make sure you book it right away. Everyone wants a spot in paradise… and you don’t want to lose yours!
Let’s go!
Quick Picks for Your Stay
No time to read the whole post? Here’s a list of the best hotels in Grand Baie, Mauritius:
- Best Luxury hotel: Hôtel 20 Degrés Sud
- Best Mid-range hotel: Azure Beach Boutique Hotel
- Best Budget hotel: Residence Peramal
Contents
- Quick Picks for Your Stay
- 1. North Mauritius – the most popular tourist spot
- 2. West Mauritius – the best place for an active vacation
- 3. South Mauritius – the ultimate spot for nature lovers
- 3.3 Mahebourg – best area to stay in Mauritius for relaxation
- 4. East Mauritius – best side of Mauritius for adventurers
- FAQs about where to stay in Mauritius
Here’s a map to give you a mental image of the Mauritius areas you will discover in the post:
NOTE: Although all areas are great options for longer stays in Mauritius, if you have some extra time and want to explore the entire island, you can also use this guide as an itinerary. Starting North at Grand Baie and driving counter-clockwise all the way to Belle Mare in the East, you can visit each of the areas featured in this article, seeing as the driving distance between any 2 is no longer than an hour and a half.
- NORTH MAURITIUS: for tourists
- WEST MAURITIUS: for an active vacation
- SOUTH MAURITIUS: for nature lovers
- EAST MAURITIUS: for adventurers
1. North Mauritius – the most popular tourist spot
The North of Mauritius is the most-frequented tourist destination on the island and is renowned for its amazing beaches, abundance of water sports, and vibrant nightlife.
In this section, I’ll be recommending 2 great spots, but if you have the time, you can also check out other cool places like Grand Gaube.
This part of Mauritius is blessed with warm weather all year round, so you don’t have to worry: any month is perfect for enjoying the white sandy beaches and calm waters.
1.1 Grand Baie – where to stay in Mauritius for the first time
Located on the North coast of the island, Grand Baie is Mauritius’ main tourist hub. In this village, you’ll find all the best hotels, shopping centers and restaurants, a beautiful coastal beach and the best nightlife!
In fact, with all its fun bars and pubs, Grand Baie will keep you entertained at any hour of the day… but if you’re not looking for parties and young crowds, you may want to avoid this part of the island!
However, if you want to enjoy some tranquility and relaxation, you can still find some quiet spots right on the beautiful beaches. Be sure to check out La Cuvette Public Beach (map) and Pereybere Public Beach (map) and try some water sports – I’d recommend scuba diving or kayaking.
Grand Baie is also an extremely popular shopping destination: La Croisette shopping mall (map) has an upscale vibe and boasts a variety of stores, as well as a food court. However, if you’re looking to buy some souvenirs to remember your trip, head to Grand Baie Bazar (map) and look for handcrafted objects.
Otherwise, Grand Baie hosts the largest variety of accommodations, from holiday apartments and villas to budget or luxurious hotels! My top picks are featured below:
Hôtel 20 Degrés Sud – Relais & Châteaux
This amazing hotel offers intimate luxury accommodation on a private beach right at the mouth of Grand Baie. It has everything you need for a relaxing holiday: a spa and wellness center, a swimming pool, and 2 restaurants serving fresh seafood.
Other accommodation options in Grand Baie
Just a 5-min walk from the beach, this boutique hotel has rooms offering sea views, plus free parking and Wi-Fi
A 3-star aparthotel where each room has a private balcony overlooking the sea, air conditioning, and a private bathroom
Enjoy this 3-bedroom oceanfront apartment with direct access to the beach and access to a garden and barbecue facilities
1.2 Trou aux Biches – where to stay in Mauritius on a honeymoon
Located on the Northwest coast of Mauritius, just a 15-min drive from Grand Baie and a 30-min drive to the capital, Port Louis, Trou aux Biches, is THE spot for a romantic getaway. With its turquoise blue waters, beautiful beach, and green tropical gardens, you won’t ever want to leave.
In fact, this quiet village is blessed with a very laid-back vibe and a local feeling, perfect for couples.
With the coral reef only 250m (820 ft) from the beach, this is also one of the best spots for snorkeling in Mauritius. Get ready to see the most diverse and colorful marine wildlife!
Relax on Trou aux Biches Beach (map) and stay for the sunset – the views are absolutely breathtaking! And to end your day in the best way, this little town hosts some great restaurants offering different cuisines influenced by Asian and Mauritian flavors… all delicious!
The accommodation here ranges from apartments and villa rentals to luxurious hotels with golf courses… check them out for the months from May to October, when you’ll have the best weather.
Check out this luxurious resort in Trou aux Biches, one of the top destinations on the island! This great hotel has everything you might need for a relaxing holiday: a private beach area, a pool, a piano bar offering exotic cocktails with live music, and free water sports facilities.
Other accommodation options in Trou aux Biches
A beachfront hotel boasting an infinity pool, a bar, and modern studios decorated with natural tones
Situated on the beach, this budget-friendly hotel has rooms with a kitchenette, a flat-screen TV, and air conditioning
Enjoy the best sunsets from the terrace of this 2-bedroom apartment and cook your own meal in the fully-fitted kitchen
Things to do in North Mauritius
- Go swimming at La Cuvette Public Beach and Pereybere Public Beach in Grand Baie
- Spend a day shopping at La Croisette
- Try your luck at Ti Vegas Casino (map)
- Embark on a full-day catamaran cruise to the Northern Isles
- Enjoy the sun at Trou aux Biches Beach
- Grab a quick meal at Souvenir (map) near the beach at Trou aux Biches
- Go on a guided tour of the Northern part of the island
2. West Mauritius – the best place for an active vacation
If you like to stay active during your vacation, then West Mauritius is the best destination for you. There are plenty of opportunities for hiking and water sports, and if you’re into sunsets, this is the best place to catch the most amazing views.
2.1 Port Louis – the best place to stay for an urban vibe
Port Louis is the capital of Mauritius, situated on the island’s Western coast, a 30-min drive from Grand Baie. The city has a very lively atmosphere and boasts many examples of French colonial architecture, as well as many great shopping and dining spots, making it the ultimate place to visit if you want an urban getaway.
One of the top attractions in Port Louis is Citadelle, also known as Port Adelaide (map), a 19th-century fortress that provides the best views of the city. I would also highly recommend a visit to the Blue Penny Museum, where you can learn more about the island’s colonial history and how that helped in shaping the current culture.
There are quite a few other museums situated in the heart of the city, so if that’s your jam, you can also check those out. However, if you’re looking for something else to do, shopping is always a good idea! The Caudan Waterfront (map) is a large outdoor shopping complex that hosts plenty of shops, restaurants, and cute cafes.
While you’re shopping, don’t forget to stop by Umbrella Square (map) and snap a photo with the colorful umbrellas. But if you’re looking for a more local vibe, head to the Central Market (map) and chat up some of the vendors. Of course, you have to get some delicious fresh fruit and maybe even handcrafted souvenirs – just don’t forget to bargain!
Labourdonnais Waterfront Hotel
An upscale waterfront hotel conveniently located for exploring various attractions, it features 5 restaurants serving a variety of cuisines from around the world. Guests can also enjoy the 2 swimming pools, a spa, and a fully equipped gym. Additionally, the hotel offers complimentary sunset catamaran cruises once a week.
Other accommodation options in Port Louis
Offering an outdoor pool and a restaurant, this hotel has spacious rooms with a terrace, free parking, and laundry services
Some of the rooms at the guesthouse provide sea views, while all have a private bathroom with a bath/shower
A 3-bedroom apartment that can accommodate up to 5 people, with a kitchen and a comfortable seating area
2.2 Flic en Flac – best Mauritius lodging for families
Flic en Flac, located on the West coast (a 35-min drive South of Port Louis), is a serene village boasting one of the best beaches on the island and offering a wide range of fun activities for all ages. So, if you were looking for where to stay in Mauritius with family, look no further than Flic en Flac.
Stretching for 3 km (1.8 miles) of white sandy shoreline and reef-protected water, Flic en Flac Beach (map) even has a playground, and sometimes it hosts a local circus and some cool shows… your kids will go crazy!
For a different kind of fun, I suggest you head to Casela Nature Parks, an amusement park offering many cool activities like zip-lining, camel rides, and safaris. I guarantee that both kids and adults will have a great time here!
The fishing village itself also hosts some shopping centers, cool casinos, and local restaurants (some of them featuring shows of traditional Sega dancing!) if you want to enjoy a lazy evening after a day spent chilling on the beach.
But if you’re here, make sure you also engage in some outdoor activities: in fact, Flic en Flac is surrounded by natural attractions like the Corps de Garde peak (map), perfect for hiking.
Regarding the weather, it is sunny for the most part of the year, but between June and August, you may experience some wind and cloudy days… so just take it into consideration if you want to book your holiday here.
Enough talking… check out the following family-friendly hotels, and make sure you book them at least some months in advance if you don’t want to lose the best spot:
Located 2-min away from the white sands of Flic en Flac Beach, this luxurious resort is nestled in tropical gardens. Here, you’ll find a fitness center, a spa, and a large infinity pool where you can relax while your kids have fun at the kids’ club! The property also offers 2 international restaurants, tennis courts, and water sports facilities!
Other accommodation options in Flic en Flac
Enjoy the outdoor pool, the hot tub, and the restaurant at this hotel, and pick between buffet and continental breakfast
Offering both indoor and outdoor pools surrounded by exotic gardens, this cozy B&B is great for budget travelers
Feel at home in this 2-bedroom apartment, fully equipped for hosting up to 4 people, perfect for family stays
Things to do in West Mauritius
- Go up to the Citadelle and enjoy the best views over Port Louis
- Learn about the country’s history at the Blue Penny Museum
- Spend the day shopping at the Caudan Waterfront and stop by Umbrella Square
- Get some fresh fruit and souvenirs from Port Louis’ Central Market
- Relax under the sun at Flic en Flac Beach
- Have an adventure at Casela Nature Parks
- Hike up to the Corps de Garde peak
- Embark on a guided tour of South West Mauritius
3. South Mauritius – the ultimate spot for nature lovers
The Southern part of the island is sometimes referred to as the ‘Wild South’ due to its impressive natural landscapes; you’ll get to experience everything, from lush mountains and rocky cliffs to sandy beaches and gorgeous waterfalls. Whether you’re into surfing or hiking, South Mauritius has plenty to offer!
The best time to go here is definitely from spring to autumn (from October to June) when the weather is sunny. Between June and September, there can be more rain, so plan your trip according to the weather forecast.
3.1 Le Morne – where to stay in Mauritius for luxury
Le Morne is a small, dreamy peninsula located on the Southeast coast of Mauritius, about a 45-min drive South of Flic en Flac. It offers pristine beaches, shallow waters, and some of the best luxury resorts in Mauritius, all in a very calm and relaxed atmosphere.
At the very center of the peninsula, you will find Le Morne Brabant (map), a unique monolithic peak that’s been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I highly suggest you climb to the top to enjoy the most spectacular views of the lagoons… but I advise you to do that in the morning when there’s no wind.
If you want to swim, sunbathe, or surf, then you’ll spend most of your time on Le Morne Public Beach (map). However, if you want to switch things up a bit, then there are plenty of other ways to spend your time in and around Le Morne.
One of the most stunning natural attractions in the area is the Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark (map), a geological formation consisting of sand dunes made of 7 different colors, situated just half an hour’s drive away from Le Morne. From there, head to the Chamarel Waterfall (map) and enjoy the views (you can’t get close to the waterfall!).
TIP: since most of the attractions in the area are a bit further away from the beach and all the luxury resorts, it’s a good idea to rent a car and explore everything this region has to offer.
Being based in Le Morne is also a great choice if you want to visit one of the island’s main attractions, Black River Gorges National Park (map). This is a large rainforest park that offers plenty of hiking trails and some great picnic spots, and best of all? It’s less than an hour’s drive away from Le Morne!
This 5-star luxury resort is located right on the beach in Le Morne. Get ready to gaze at breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Le Morne Brabant Mountain! Here, you’ll also enjoy stylish accommodation (choose from rooms, suites, and villas) and not one but 6 restaurants serving delicious dishes from all over the world!
Other accommodation options in Le Morne
Hotel guests can make the most of the sun terrace and the picnic area and cool off in the pool
This guest house has family rooms, a garden, free parking, and both continental and American breakfast options
A cute studio offering charming views of the mountains from the large terrace, a comfy bedroom, and a full kitchen
3.2 Blue Bay & Pointe D’Esny – for the best beaches in Mauritius
Blue Bay and Pointe D’Esny are charming fishing villages, just a 3-min drive away from each other, and an hour and a half away from Le Morne by car. These 2 villages are renowned for their white sandy beaches with crystal clear waters, and although they’re very popular among tourists, they’ve managed to retain an authentic, local vibe.
If you decide to stay in Blue Bay, you’ll have access to the shimmering Blue Bay Beach (map) and its Blue Bay Marine Park, a preserved marine area with a coral garden and an abundance of fish and sea turtles. This is the absolute best place to snorkel and dive, but I also recommend taking a glass-bottom boat tour!
Close to the beach, you also find many street food stands offering tasty local snacks or delicious restaurants serving different kinds of cuisines, from traditional to international. Plus, you’ll have the best views of the Ile aux Deux Cocos island, which is also a great spot for a day trip!
Pointe D’Esny boasts one of the most well-preserved lagoons on the island and one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. Pointe d’Esny Beach (map) boasts turquoise waters and white sands, perfect for swimming and snorkeling, and the best thing about it is that it’s not crowded, seeing is not (yet) as popular as some other beaches on the island.
There’s not much to do in Pointe D’Esny besides the beach, making it the ideal spot for beach bums and/or for people who want to have a relaxing vacation without a packed itinerary.
This part of Mauritius may be cloudy or rainy from June to August (sometimes even in September), but Blue Bay is perfect for visiting during the summer months, between December and March!
Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas
One of the best Mauritius resorts just steps away from the beach and boasting an amazing outdoor pool, a tennis court, and 4 restaurants serving seafood and international cuisine. During your stay, you can choose from a variety of breakfast options, order room service, and ask the 24-hour front desk to help you arrange airport transfers.
Other accommodation options in Blue Bay
This comfortable accommodation offers an outdoor pool, a garden, a bar, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking
Located a minute’s walk from the beach, this hotel features free WiFi, air conditioning, and a bar
This charming retreat offers tranquility for families, with air-conditioned bedrooms and daily cleaning, excluding Sundays and public holidays
3.3 Mahebourg – best area to stay in Mauritius for relaxation
Mahebourg is a coastal town on the Southeast coast of Mauritius, situated just a 15-min drive North of Blue Bay and Pointe D’Esny. The town has a very laid-back and welcoming atmosphere, plus quite a few attractions and cool dining spots, so you’ll find plenty of ways to spend your time here.
If you want a typical beach vacation, Mahebourg is not the best match for you; even though it’s a coastal town, it’s primarily a port, so there aren’t any good swimming spots. However, you can always rent a car and hit the beach at Blue Bay or Pointe D’Esny, then come back in the evening to enjoy the charming Mahebourg atmosphere.
During your stay, go for a stroll along the Mahébourg Waterfront (map) and stop by the Pointe Canon (map), a monument dedicated to the abolition of slavery. The Mahebourg Museum has a great collection of art, artifacts, and weapons commemorating the island’s naval history.
As for dining, there are plenty of good restaurants to choose from, offering a variety of cuisines from around the world. I’d recommend Coin Casse Croute (map) for seafood and Saveurs de Shin (map) for some great Chinese food.
In terms of accommodation, there are plenty of options in each price category – my top picks are featured below:
This 4-star resort is situated right on the beach and has various facilities, such as an outdoor swimming pool, a bar, a fitness center, and water sports facilities. Guests can benefit from free private parking, an on-site currency exchange, 3 breakfast options, and a restaurant serving Mediterranean, Asian, and local cuisine.
Other accommodation options in Mahebourg
This villa provides charming and spacious accommodations, a pool, and an outdoor dining area overlooking the ocean
A budget hotel offering rooms with a private terrace and an en suite bathroom within walking distance of the beach
This nicely decorated villa has 2 bedrooms that can accommodate 4 guests and boasts a floating pool overlooking the ocean
Things to do in South Mauritius
- Hike up to Le Morne Brabant
- Pay a visit to the Chamarel Seven Colored Earth Geopark and Chamarel Waterfall
- Explore Black River Gorges National Park
- Embark on a glass-bottom boat and snorkeling tour of Blue Bay Marine Park
- Swim at Blue Bay Beach and Pointe d’Esny Beach
- Go on relaxing walks along the Mahébourg Waterfront
- Immerse yourself in history at the Mahebourg Museum
- Have a delicious dinner at Coin Casse Croute or Saveurs de Shin
4. East Mauritius – best side of Mauritius for adventurers
Going full circle, we arrive in East Mauritius, with its unspoiled nature, long sandy beaches, and numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. If you like to try out different things, this is a great spot; you can go hiking, kayaking, diving, snorkeling, or golfing – or try a little bit of everything.
This side of the island is a little windier, so it’s best to visit in summer, between December and March, when the winds are not as strong, and you can spend all your time outdoors.
4.1 Trou D’Eau Douce – where to stay for an authentic vibe
Trou D’Eau Douce is yet another traditional fishing village located on the East Coast of the island, less than an hour’s drive away from Mahebourg. Like other villages on the island, Trou D’Eau Douce has a long history, and it has managed to retain its authentic atmosphere, something you should definitely experience during your visit!
There are a couple of small beaches in Trou D’Eau Douce, but I highly recommend you take a boat trip to the nearby Ile aux Cerfs Island and enjoy the beach there. Many local operators offer tours to the island, but I suggest you book one of the tours offered on the official website and explore this stunning island.
Besides its convenient location for exploring Ile aux Cerfs, Trou D’Eau Douce is a haven for foodies. You can sample various dishes from the street food vendors, or you can hit up one of the restaurants, like Green Island Beach Restaurant (map), and treat yourself to a seafood platter.
Tropical Attitude (Adults Only)
This adults-only beachfront hotel is surrounded by a garden of coconut trees. It offers its guests access to an outdoor pool, free water sports, and free boat trips to Île aux Cerfs Island. The spacious rooms at this hotel are decorated in traditional style and offer ocean or garden views, air conditioning, and satellite TV.
Other accommodation options in Trou D’Eau Douce
Just a short walk from the beach, this hotel offers spa and wellness services, fitness classes, and packed lunches
An affordable hotel with a sun terrace overlooking the sea, a bar, and both bike and car hire
Situated directly on the beach, this studio overlooks the lagoon and features a bed and a small kitchenette
4.2 Belle Mare – the best spot for cool activities
Located on the East Coast, Belle Mare is the ultimate spot for a relaxing beach break. It hosts some of the top resorts and one of the best beaches on the island and boasts a large offer of cool activities like deep sea fishing, kayaking, and snorkeling, giving the area a very lively and adventurous vibe.
At Belle Mare Beach (map), you will enjoy 2 km (1.2 miles) of fine sand and crystal clear, shallow waters … all protected by the beautiful coral reef. The beach is lined with palm trees, giving some respite from the hot sun, but you should still be prepared to spend your days splashing, chilling, and sunbathing in this paradise.
And if one day you feel like doing some cool activities, you can either enjoy some deep-sea fishing for tuna, marlin, and mako shark (very popular in this part of Mauritius) or venture out to Splash N Fun Leisure Park and spend the day trying out the different rides.
NOTE: if you want to stay in a luxurious resort on the East Coast of the island, I have to recommend the One&Only Le Saint Géran, situated in Poste de Flacq. Situated on a private peninsula, the One&Only Le Saint Géran is surrounded by coral reefs and beautiful lagoons, and it’s one of the ultimate places to stay in Mauritius.
Check out this 5-star hotel located right on the beach in Belle Mare. You’ll love the elegant rooms featuring free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a balcony. During the day, you can relax in the outdoor swimming pool and spa center, keep yourself in shape at the fitness center, or join activities like deep-sea fishing, catamaran cruises, and scuba diving.
Other accommodation options in Belle Mare
This adult-only boutique hotel has 5 stars, a big swimming pool, and a wellness center with a relaxing spa
Located steps away from Belle Mare Beach, this hotel offers a shared lounge, free WiFi, and a communal kitchen
A lovely villa with access to a private beach and a turquoise lagoon, ideal for honeymooners or families
Things to do in East Mauritius
- Take a day trip to Ile aux Cerfs Island
- Book a tee time at Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club
- Sample the seafood platter at Green Island Beach Restaurant
- Enjoy the sun at Belle Mare Beach
- Spend a day at Splash N Fun Leisure Park
- Drive out to the Central Flacq Market (map) and do some shopping
| 👑 Luxury price: | US$300 |
| 💵 Mid-range: | US$120 |
| 🛏️ Budget: | US$60 |
| 📍 Best area: | Grand Baie |
| 🛎️ Best luxury hotel: | Hôtel 20 Degrés Sud |
| 🧳 Best mid-range hotel: | Azure Beach Boutique Hotel |
| 👛 Best budget hotel: | Residence Peramal |
FAQs about where to stay in Mauritius
📍Which is the best area to stay in Mauritius?
Grand Baie, located on the North Coast, is the best place to stay in Mauritius, especially if it’s your visit to the island. Hôtel 20 Degrés Sud and Azure Beach Boutique Hotel are both great options for your stay here.
💑 Where to stay in Mauritius for a honeymoon?
The best place in Mauritius for a honeymoon is Trou aux Biches, situated on the island’s North Coast, at the luxurious Le Cardinal Exclusive Resort or the more affordable Voile Bleue Boutique Hotel.
📆 Where to stay in Mauritius in December and January?
The best place to stay in Mauritius from December through January is Le Morne in South Mauritius, where the weather is sunny and warm during these months. The top spots for a stay in the area are the JW Marriott Mauritius Resort and Boutik Le Morne.
🔍 What are the best things to do in Mauritius?
The best things to do on the island are to visit Mauritius’ Black River Gorges National Park, take a day trip from Trou D’Eau Douce to Ile aux Cerfs Island, or visit Port Louis’ Central Market!
🏖️ Which side of Mauritius is best for beaches?
The South side of the island is the best place for a beach vacation in Mauritius. Here, you’ll find some of the best beaches on the island, such as Blue Bay Beach and Pointe D’Esny Beach, and amazing resorts like Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas.
🌞 What is the warmest part of Mauritius?
The coastal regions, particularly the Northern and Western coasts, experience the warmest temperatures in Mauritius due to their proximity to the equator and the Indian Ocean.
🗺️ What are the best areas to stay in Mauritius in April or July?
For a delightful stay in Mauritius in April or July, consider popular regions like Grand Baie and Trou aux Biches in North Mauritius, where the weather is warm year-round, and you can enjoy the beautiful beaches and vibrant atmosphere.
⏳ How many days are enough in Mauritius?
I recommend a trip to Mauritius lasting between 7 and 10 days. This way, you can spend some time relaxing on the beach and also explore some of the island’s prominent landmarks, such as the Black River Gorges National Park and Ile aux Cerfs.
Final thoughts on the best places to stay in Mauritius
Here we are, at the end of this comprehensive guide on where to stay in Mauritius! We’ve been through so many options for different interests and budgets that, by now, you should know where to stay in Mauritius for your perfect holiday!
But if you’re still undecided, no worries: below, you will find my 2 absolute favorite hotels in Grand Baie, North Mauritius:
- Hôtel 20 Degrés Sud – an amazing hotel featuring intimate accommodation on a private beach right at the mouth of Grand Baie
- Azure Beach Boutique Hotel – a very comfortable hotel minutes away from the beach, boasting a restaurant and free parking
If you like them (or any of the hotels in the post), make sure you book them as soon as you can: places sell out extremely fast in paradise!
If you have any questions or doubts about your trip to Mauritius, just leave them in the comments below. I’ll be more than happy to answer and help!
Have an unforgettable holiday,
Hristina
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Hi, there are dozens of companies offering swimming with dollphins, but it looks more like a crowded stampede and attack than respectful encounters. Do you know of any reputable company? Thank you
Hi Donatella,
thank you for your comment!
This is the tour we can recommend
Hi Yulia,
Thank you for your reply! 🙂
I found a site with bus routes all over Mauritius and actually found a route from Le Morne to Chamarel.
oh, great to know, thanks for the update! I am sure other readers will appreciate to know that too!
Hi, your blog is very helpful! However i have a question. I am planning a solo travel to Mauritius in May. I found a nice accomodation near Mont Choisy Beach for the whole staying but then i realised that two of the activities i want to do (Hiking at Le Morne and cruise to Île aux Cerfs) are in a long distance from my accomodation. For this reason, i decided to split my accomodation to 2 regions so that i will avoid high costs on transportation. My question is, are there any bus routes for short distances? For example from Le Morne Beach to Chamarel.
Thnak you in advance,
Antonios
Hi Antonios,
thank you for your comment!
As far as I am aware, there is no public transportation from Le Morne Beach to Chamarel, you will need to take a taxi, it is about a 20 min ride