MAURITIUS

Beyond the Blue

Where Every Shade of Paradise Comes to Life

Turquoise lagoons, over 160 kilometers of white sand beaches, volcanic peaks, and forested interiors — Mauritius is an island that lets you slow down and dive deep. From Le Morne Brabant’s iconic hiking trail to reef diving in Blue Bay Marine Park, and local flavours in bustling Port Louis markets, every experience blends raw nature with rich culture. Sip aged rum on an 18th-century sugar estate, cycle through tea plantations in Bois Chéri, or unwind in five-star resorts that feel like private sanctuaries. Whether you’re chasing romance, renewal, or discovery, Mauritius offers a rare kind of freedom — the kind that lets you choose your own version of paradise.

And with The Uncharted by your side, that paradise comes tailor-made — carefully curated, personally guided, and designed to make every moment as unforgettable as the island itself.

Signature Itineraries

Think of our Signature Itineraries as starting points — thoughtfully crafted journeys that reflect the heart of a destination. But these aren’t fixed plans. They’re designed à la carte — to be adapted, reimagined, and personalised to you. In case you want

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See and Do in Mauritius

Landscapes That Leave You Breathless

Mauritius may be small on the map, but its natural beauty is anything but. This island in the Indian Ocean is a masterpiece of contrasts — think endless coral-ringed beaches, dense mountain forests, volcanic peaks like Le Pouce and Pieter Both, and wild southern coastlines where waves crash against black rock cliffs. The inland landscapes of Chamarel, with its colourful Seven-Coloured Earth and hidden waterfalls, feel almost otherworldly. Whether you’re cruising the lagoon on a catamaran, hiking through the Black River Gorges, or simply sipping coconut water by the beach, every corner feels like a new world. And the best part? Mauritius is a year-round destination, meaning there’s always a reason — and a season — to come.

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People, Past, and Soul: The Culture of Mauritius

Mauritius isn’t just a paradise of scenery — it’s a living, breathing cultural tapestry shaped by centuries of movement, trade, and resilience. The island’s soul comes from its people: descendants of Indian labourers, African communities, Chinese merchants, and French settlers — each leaving their own vibrant thread in today’s multicultural fabric. Temples, mosques, and churches stand peacefully side by side; sega music drifts through beach villages on weekends; and every celebration, from Holi to Cavadee to Chinese New Year, adds colour to daily life. In Port Louis, the capital, you’ll find markets buzzing with Creole, French, Hindi, and English voices all at once. At The Uncharted, we believe the true spirit of Mauritius is found in these everyday moments — a shared dance, a local story, or a meal cooked with heart — and we take you there, deeper than any guidebook ever will.

A Playground for Every Traveler: Adventure Awaits Year-Round

There’s no off-season in Mauritius — just different shades of paradise. While the warmest and sunniest months span May to December, the island offers something magical throughout the year. Hike through lush trails in the cooler months, or dive into Blue Bay Marine Park when the waters are clearest from October to April. Try kite surfing in Le Morne, spot dolphins off Tamarin Bay, or take a helicopter ride over the underwater waterfall illusion. Whether you’re after wellness retreats, water sports, cultural explorations, or romantic escapes, Mauritius always delivers. From family-friendly beach days to honeymoon island-hopping, and from quiet forest hikes to vibrant coastal towns like Grand Baie, the variety is endless.

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Tastes of the Island: Culinary Colour & Comfort at Every Turn

Mauritius is a feast for the senses, and nowhere is that clearer than in its food and hospitality. A bite of dholl puri on the street, a plate of octopus curry by the coast, or a beachside barbecue of fresh-caught fish tells the story of the island in flavour. Influences from Indian, Creole, French, and Chinese kitchens blend into dishes that are rich, spicy, and deeply comforting. Pair it all with a local Phoenix beer, or explore the rum trails of Saint Aubin and Rhumerie de Chamarel. And when the day ends, rest comes easy — whether in a cozy boutique stay, an eco-luxury lodge, or a full-service beachfront resort with every comfort you could dream of.

Best Time to Visit Mauritius

Mauritius enjoys a tropical climate year-round, with warm temperatures ranging from 24°C to 30°C. The summer months (November to April) are hotter and more humid, bringing lush landscapes and ideal conditions for beach lovers and divers, despite occasional rainfall. Winter (May to October) is cooler, drier, and perfect for hiking, adventure sports, and exploring inland. There’s truly no bad time to visit — just different ways to enjoy paradise.

Month-by-month weather guide for Mauritius

Dry, Cool & Breezy

Mauritius enjoys its winter during these months — a dry, mild, and pleasant season. Temperatures range between 18–26°C, with the central plateau being cooler than the coast. Rainfall is minimal, usually under 60mm/month, making it perfect for hiking in Black River Gorges, exploring Chamarel, and enjoying uncrowded beaches. It’s the best time for surfing on the west coast and whale watching (especially July–September).

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Shoulder Season Sweet Spot

These are transitional months with warm, comfortable weather and moderate humidity. Expect temperatures of 23–30°C and rainfall around 60–100mm. April sees the tail end of summer, while November ushers in early summer warmth. Great for quieter island escapes, swimming, and snorkelling with excellent underwater visibility.

Hot, Humid & Rainy with Cyclone Risk

This is the peak of summer in Mauritius — hot and humid, with average highs of 28–33°C and rainfall climbing to 150–250mm per month. Occasional cyclones may pass (especially January–February), though they are rare and usually well-forecasted. Beaches are lively, nature is lush, and it’s great for cultural festivals like Chinese New Year and Cavadee, or water sports on calmer mornings.

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Mauritius - Climate Guide

A month-by-month overview of average temperatures (°C) and rainfall (mm)

Destination

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Jul

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Sep

Oct

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Dec

Port Louis

28°C / 240mm

28°C / 260mm

28°C / 210mm

27°C / 170mm

25°C / 105mm

23°C / 65mm

22°C / 55mm

22°C / 55mm

23°C / 45mm

24°C / 35mm

26°C / 55mm

27°C / 130mm

Grand Baie

28°C / 220mm

28°C / 240mm

28°C / 195mm

26°C / 160mm

25°C / 100mm

23°C / 60mm

22°C / 50mm

22°C / 50mm

23°C / 40mm

24°C / 30mm

26°C / 50mm

27°C / 120mm

Flic en Flac

29°C / 200mm

29°C / 220mm

29°C / 190mm

27°C / 150mm

25°C / 90mm

23°C / 55mm

22°C / 45mm

22°C / 45mm

23°C / 35mm

25°C / 30mm

26°C / 50mm

28°C / 110mm

Le Morne

28°C / 250mm

28°C / 260mm

28°C / 215mm

26°C / 175mm

24°C / 110mm

22°C / 70mm

21°C / 55mm

21°C / 55mm

22°C / 45mm

24°C / 35mm

25°C / 60mm

27°C / 130mm

Chamarel

27°C / 300mm

27°C / 310mm

27°C / 240mm

25°C / 190mm

23°C / 130mm

21°C / 85mm

20°C / 70mm

20°C / 70mm

21°C / 55mm

23°C / 45mm

24°C / 75mm

26°C / 150mm

Belle Mare

28°C / 230mm

28°C / 250mm

28°C / 205mm

26°C / 165mm

25°C / 105mm

23°C / 60mm

22°C / 50mm

22°C / 50mm

23°C / 40mm

24°C / 35mm

26°C / 55mm

27°C / 125mm