Le Morne peninsula and its lagoon from the air, Mauritius
North & West coasts

Mauritius

Beaches, a catamaran day, and the south's waterfalls — with a resort picked for the coast that suits your dates.

Suggested length
6–8 days
Best time
May to December
Good for
Honeymoon, Couples, Family
Indicative, per person
from ₹88,500

What this trip is built around

  • Catamaran cruise to Île aux Cerfs with a barbecue lunch
  • Chamarel seven-coloured earths and the waterfall
  • Black River Gorges and the Grand Bassin crater lake
  • Coast chosen by season — the north and west are calmer in winter

A suggested shape

A starting point, not a fixed plan. Every day here can move, stretch or go.

  1. 1

    Arrive

    Transfer to the resort, evening free.

  2. 2

    North tour

    Port Louis, Pamplemousses gardens, Cap Malheureux.

  3. 3

    Catamaran

    Île aux Cerfs, with snorkelling and lunch aboard.

  4. 4

    South tour

    Chamarel, Grand Bassin, Black River Gorges.

  5. 5–8

    Free days

    Beach, spa, or a dolphin-watching morning at Tamarin.

Everything we can cover here

The full set for this destination. Your version won't include all of it — tell us which matter and we'll build around those.

Port Louis & Caudan WaterfrontPamplemousses Botanical GardenCap MalheureuxÎle aux CerfsGrand Bassin (Ganga Talao)Chamarel Seven Coloured Earths & waterfallBlack River GorgesLe Morne BrabantTrou aux Biches / Mont ChoisyTamarin Bay (dolphins)Casela Nature Park

Typically included

  • Resort stay with breakfast and dinner
  • North and south day tours
  • Catamaran cruise with lunch
  • Return airport transfers

Not included

  • Flights
  • Water sports and spa
  • Lunches on non-tour days

Worth knowing before you commit

  • Mauritius is visa-free for Indian nationals under current rules, subject to return tickets and accommodation proof.
  • The cyclone season is roughly January to March — book flexible rates in that window.
  • The east coast is windier year-round: great for kitesurfing, less so for flat swimming water.
  • Grand Bassin is a major Hindu pilgrimage site; dress modestly and remove shoes at the temples.

Common questions

Do Indians need a visa?

Mauritius grants Indian nationals visa-free entry for tourism under current rules, subject to return tickets and proof of accommodation. We confirm at booking.

Which coast?

North and west for calmer water most of the year. The east is beautiful but windier — lovely if you want kitesurfing, less so if you want flat sea.