LUX* Le Morne
Dramatic foot-of-Le-Morne setting World-class kitesurfing beach Relaxed chic LUX* style Good dining and beach…
Mauritius is a polished Indian Ocean island of turquoise lagoons, white beaches and world-class resorts, with easy logistics and reliable year-round sunshine. It suits travellers who want comfort, service and a broad choice of beach, golf, spa and family holidays, and pairs beautifully as…
Dramatic foot-of-Le-Morne setting World-class kitesurfing beach Relaxed chic LUX* style Good dining and beach…
Own 18-hole golf course Long Le Morne peninsula beach Wide range of land and…
Colonial plantation-style architecture Long west-coast beach Palm-lined lawns and manor houses Sister-resort dining Family-friendly…
A polished Mauritius beach escape built around resort comfort, easy transfers, optional golf, spa…
Subtropical: warm, wetter summers (Nov-Apr) and cooler, drier winters (May-Oct). Great beach weather Sep-Apr; brief cyclone risk Jan-Mar.
Indicative monthly averages. Sea temperature ranges 24-28°C; daytime highs 25-31°C.
Mauritius is a polished Indian Ocean island of turquoise lagoons, white beaches and world-class resorts, with easy logistics and reliable year-round sunshine. It suits travellers who want comfort, service and a broad choice of beach, golf, spa and family holidays, and pairs beautifully as a relaxed finale to a Madagascar island safari.
Mauritius is the easy Indian Ocean island. It works as a standalone beach holiday or as a soft landing after a more adventurous trip, with a high level of comfort, dependable service and a resort for every taste and budget.
May to December is often preferred for cooler, drier weather. January to March is warmer and more humid, with occasional tropical storms, but still popular for beach holidays.
Mauritius has straightforward international access into Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam airport in the south-east, with simple road transfers to every coast. Twin-centre trips with Madagascar are easily arranged.
The north around Grand Baie is lively and convenient with great water sports and nightlife. The east has calm lagoons and many of the top luxury resorts and golf. The west around Flic en Flac and Tamarin is warmer, known for sunsets, dolphins and diving. The dramatic south around Le Morne offers wilder scenery, cliffs and kitesurfing.
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