July sees mild temperatures and low rainfall in Mauritius: days are sunny with averages in the low 20s.
Some of the less sheltered beaches can get windy in July, so pick a resort or hotel on the north or west coast for more shelter. July is an good month for kite surfing and surfing.
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Climate January is the hottest and wettest month in Mauritius, with an average maximum temperature of 30C. Although it rains often, it mostly doesn’t rain for long, and the sun soon comes out again. There is a chance of cyclones in January, but they don’t occur very often – typically Mauritius gets hit by a cyclone twice in a decade. Highlights of the month/disadvantage +…
Climate Although it’s technically winter in Mauritius, June is still pleasantly warm, with day time temperatures of 24C and not much rain. Highlights of the month/disadvantage + advantages June is low season in Mauritius and you can find discounted prices at some hotels and resorts. It’s a great month to visit the island if you’re a kite surfer or surfer because of the ideal…
Climate August is one of the driest months in Mauritius. Combined with mild temperatures, the lack of rain this month means it’s a perfect time to travel if you want sunny days without intense heat. Nights are cool, so bring along some warmer clothing for evenings. Highlights of the month/disadvantage + advantages It’s best to stay on the west or north coast in August where the…
Mauritius’ resorts – many of which are in the mid-range category – offer excellent value for money for an affordable trip with all-inclusive packages that cover lodging, meals and activities, while an affordable alternative to a resort stay is renting a self-catering house or apartment near the beach. Mauritius is all about activities, and the costs of these can add up, especially…
While Mauritius is known as a romantic destination for honeymooners and a great family holiday destination, the island is also perfect for solo travellers: it’s safe, easy to travel around and offers a lot of activities that you could do on your own, with a guide or instructor or join up with a group to do. Highlights include scuba diving, snorkelling, hiking in Black River Gorges…
Region explained Mauritius’ capital city of Port Louis is the best place to explore the cultural diversity of the island and see a very different side of Mauritius far removed from the idyllic beachfront resorts. The city encapsulates the island’s melting pot of cultures – Indian, African, French, Chinese and British – with bustling markets, an historic Chinatown (where the…
These popular itineraries can be customised to match your budget and travel dates
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