Mauritius Resorts

Mauritius Accommodation 

A Mauritius island holiday is easily one of the world’s most iconic tropical destinations. Heaven for water sports lovers, foodies will also love the delicious local Mauritian cuisine.

Mauritius accommodation is luxurious and sumptuous, featuring the finest hotels, villas and island resorts.

The mountainous island just east of Madagascar is an unspoiled destination for those looking for privacy and uncompromising solitude. The majority of tourists visit Mauritius between the summer months of October and April. 

The island has amazing weather all year round, with temperatures looming around 30°C but the rains which usually arrive from January to March will cool things off.

Hotels, Villas & Resorts in Mauritius 

Set on Mauritius’ wilder, less developed southern coastline, Bel Ombre is the perfect destination for nature-loving travellers who prefer unspoilt beauty to shops, restaurants and bars. Beaches here are some of the most picturesque on the whole island, and the backdrop of Le Morne Brabant lends a touch of drama to an idyllic peninsula. Mauritius accommodation here ranges from Mauritius hotels and Mauritius villas to luxury Mauritius resorts.

Curepipe, Mauritius’ second biggest town, lies inland just south of the centre of the island, and is a great day trip destination if you want a break from the beach. Beautiful colonial architecture lends the town a lot of charm, while its attractions are varied, from peaceful botanical gardens to a colonial mansion-turned museum. Expect heaps of luxury from Mauritius hotels, Mauritius resorts and Mauritius villas in and around Curepipe.

After Grand Baie, Flic en Flac is the most popular tourist area in Mauritius. The once small fishing area on the west of the island has developed into a hub of Mauritius villas, resorts, hotels, rental apartments, restaurants, bars, clubs and souvenir shops. The beach itself is one of the best on the island – a long 8km stretch of white sand.

On the northern end of the island, busy and buzzing Grand Baie is the centre for tourism in Mauritius. This is where all the action happens: the seaside town is packed with bars, nightclubs and restaurants, shops and expansive resorts. Ocean activities are the focus here, with an array of water sports and experiences to suit just about everyone. Mauritius resorts here offer fantastic accommodation.

Lying inland in the mountains of the southwest of the island, Grand Bassin, or Ganga Talao, is a crater lake sacred to Hindus, who believe that it was formed when Shiva spilt drops of water from the Ganges River in India. The largest natural lake in Mauritius, Grand Bassin is surrounded by candy-coloured statues of gods and Hindu temples.