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The best tip for budget travel in Mauritius is to travel during the off-peak season (May to September) to get discounted rates on flights and accommodation.
The best accommodation option for a budget-conscious trip in Mauritius is a self-catering apartment (Flic en Flac has the best selection) if you’re traveling solo or as a couple, or a house if you’re a family or group of friends.
Shop for fresh produce at village markets and the catch of the day from fishermen on the beach.
In terms of transport, hiring a rental car can be cost-effective if you’re traveling in a group. At the same time, solo travelers in Mauritius can take advantage of public buses to get around the island on a budget.
There are many attractions in Mauritius and things to do that are either free or cost very little such as hiking to the top of Le Morne Brabant.
Public beaches are free, and there are plenty of budget-conscious refreshments to eat and drink, from fresh coconuts to cut-up pineapple.
Buy yourself a snorkel and pair of goggles and pay nothing to explore the island’s underwater life.
