Reviews by Thrillophilia Destination Experts
Updated as of July 2026
One of the most recommended and popular tour packages among all types of travellers, whether travelling as a family, solo traveller, couple,
or group, 5 days and 4 nights Mauritius package from Delhi ranges between INR 31,990 and INR 83,990.
We offer Mauritius itineraries ranging from 5 to 7 days with different inclusions and add-ons as per your requirement, covering Grand Baie in the north to Belle Mare on the east coast, giving you a well-structured trip with proper execution at every step.
Whether you are travelling as a family, group, friends or as a couple for a Mauritius tour from Delhi, we plan your itinerary around a route logic that keeps resort changes minimal, airport transfers accounted for, and activities matched to your group, from lagoon swimming and catamaran days accessible to all ages to snorkelling and water sports suited to older children and adults. If you are planning a trip to Mauritius from Delhi for the first time, this structure takes away the guesswork entirely.
We do not just put together an itinerary. At Thrillophilia, we stay involved through the full trip with 24/7 on-ground support so you are not managing transfers, excursion bookings, or last-minute changes on your own while travelling.
Note: Prices, visa timelines, and references in this guide were last reviewed in June 2026.
Mauritius Trip Cost From Delhi: Budget Breakdown
The Mauritius trip cost from Delhi varies based on whether you opt for a land-only or flight-inclusive plan, the coast you stay on, and the meal plan you choose. Here is a clear breakdown of what to expect across all categories.
Package Types and Pricing (2026)
Package Category | Duration | Destinations Covered | Price Per Person | Best For |
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Romantic Getaway | 5 Days / 4 Nights | Belle Mare, Ile aux Cerfs, South West | INR 46,206 | Couples and honeymooners |
Family Package | 6 Days / 5 Nights | Grand Baie, North Coast, Casela | INR 31,990 onwards | Families with children |
Classic Explore | 6 Days / 5 Nights | North, South, East Mauritius | INR 52,990 | First-time visitors |
Adventure Package | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Casela, Blue Bay, Chamarel | INR 65,000 | Adventure travellers |
Premium / Luxury | 7 Days / 6 Nights | Belle Mare, Le Morne, Sofitel | INR 74,600 | Luxury and premium stays |
Budget Breakdown
Expense | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium |
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Accommodation per night | INR 4,000 - INR 7,000 | INR 7,000 - INR 14,000 | INR 15,000 - INR 30,000+ |
Meals per day (outside inclusions) | INR 1,500 - INR 3,000 | INR 3,000 - INR 6,000 | INR 6,000 - INR 10,000+ |
Local transfers | INR 4,000 - INR 8,000 | INR 4,000 - INR 8,000 | INR 4,000 - INR 8,000 |
Excursions and activities | INR 1,500 - INR 3,500 | INR 3,500 - INR 7,000 | INR 7,000 - INR 15,000+ |
Shopping and personal expenses | INR 2,000 - INR 5,000 | INR 5,000 - INR 12,000 | INR 12,000 - INR 25,000+ |
What Is Included in a Thrillophilia Mauritius Package From Delhi
Understanding what is included upfront makes a significant difference to how the Mauritius trip cost from Delhi adds up overall. Here is what every Thrillophilia package covers as standard.
- Accommodation in your chosen resort area across the north, east, or west coast of Mauritius like Long Beach Mauritius and Ocean Villas Hotel.
- Daily breakfast included across all packages; Lunch and Dinner are served as per the selected meal plan in the package.
- Private sedan or shared coach transfers for airport pick-up, resort check-in, and all activity days as per the itinerary.
- Guided sightseeing covering top experiences such as Ile aux Cerfs catamaran cruise, North Mauritius day tour, South West island tour, Casela World of Adventures, and the 5 Island full day trip.
- Professional English-speaking guide to help you navigate the island and its attractions.
- 24/7 on-ground support throughout your Mauritius trip from Delhi so that last-minute changes, weather delays, or excursion reshuffles are handled without you having to figure it out alone.
Best Time to Visit Mauritius From Delhi
1. May to October: Drier and Cooler Window
July to September is the most comfortable window for most travellers from Delhi, with temperatures between 20 and 26 degrees Celsius, lower humidity, and dry sunny days through most of the period. This window works well for beach time, water sports, and inland day trips. If you are planning a Mauritius tour from Delhi, this is the period most destination experts at Thrillophilia recommend for first-time visitors.
2. November to April: Warmer Beach Period With Rain Variability
Temperatures rise to between 25 and 33 degrees Celsius during this period, with more humidity and rainfall particularly from December onward. October and November are often the best overall months to visit because the weather is warm, seas are reasonably calm, and it falls before the heavier rainy months begin.
3. January to March: Cyclone Season Caution
Mauritius falls within the Indian Ocean cyclone belt and January to March carries the highest risk of cyclone activity. Travel disruptions, rough seas, and heavy rainfall are more likely during this period even in years without a direct hit. Travel insurance with disruption cover is strongly recommended.
4. How Coast Choice Affects Season Comfort
The east and south coasts experience stronger southeast trade winds between May and August, making them breezier and slightly cooler. The west coast around Flic en Flac and Le Morne remains more sheltered and generally calmer during this period.
How to Reach Mauritius From Delhi
Mauritius is well connected from Delhi by air, with both nonstop and one-stop options available, making it one of the more accessible international island destinations for Indian travellers.
Mode | Route | Duration | Approx Cost (INR) | Best For |
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Nonstop | Delhi to Mauritius (Air Mauritius) | 7 hrs 45 min | INR 35,000 - 55,000 | Fastest, most direct option |
One-Stop via Dubai | Delhi to Mauritius (Emirates) | 11 - 13 hrs | INR 28,000 - 45,000 | More date flexibility |
One-Stop via Sharjah | Delhi to Mauritius (Air Arabia) | 12 - 14 hrs | INR 25,000 - 40,000 | Budget-friendly connection |
One-Stop via Kuala Lumpur | Delhi to Mauritius (Malaysia Airlines) | 14 - 16 hrs | INR 22,000 - 38,000 | Lowest fares, longer travel |
- Air Mauritius is the only carrier operating a nonstop service between Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi and Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius, with a flight time of around 7 hours 45 minutes. This route runs on limited days each week, so confirming the schedule before finalising your travel dates is essential for any Mauritius package from Delhi.
- Emirates operates one of the most popular one-stop connections via Dubai, with a layover typically between 2 and 4 hours and a strong frequency of departures from Delhi. It is the most recommended one-stop option for travellers on a Mauritius package from Delhi who need flexibility on travel dates and prefer a well-serviced transit airport.
- Air Arabia connects Delhi to Mauritius via Sharjah and is one of the more budget-friendly one-stop options available, with fares frequently lower than the nonstop Air Mauritius fare, making it worth comparing when the Mauritius trip cost from Delhi is a priority consideration.
- IndiGo operates connecting flights from Delhi to Mauritius via Mumbai, making it a practical option for travellers who prefer to fly a domestic carrier for the first leg before connecting to the island on a partner airline.
Sample Itineraries for Your Mauritius Trip From Delhi
Whether you are planning a short romantic getaway, a family beach holiday, or an extended exploration of the island, these carefully curated itineraries help you experience the best of Mauritius at a comfortable pace.
5 Days / 4 Nights (Island Bliss: Romantic Getaway)
- Day 1: Arrival in Mauritius, transfer to resort, leisure at Mont Choisy Beach or Mauritius National Botanical Garden
- Day 2: South West Mauritius full-day tour covering Trou Aux Cerfs, Grand Bassin, Alexandra Falls, and Gris Gris Beach
- Day 3: Leisure day; optional snorkelling at Blue Bay, water sports, or visit to Casela Nature Park
- Day 4: Full-day catamaran cruise to Ile aux Cerfs with BBQ lunch, Grand River South East (GRSE) Waterfall, and dolphin spotting
- Day 5: Departure after breakfast
Know More About: 5 Days Mauritius Packages
5 Days / 4 Nights (Discovering Mauritius: Island Marvels)
- Day 1: Arrival at Mauritius airport, transfer to Long Beach Mauritius, leisure visit to Trou Aux Cerfs or Ile Aux Cerfs
- Day 2: Full-day North Mauritius tour covering Grand Baie, Notre-Dame Cap Malheureux, Botanical Garden, Citadel Fort, Caudan Waterfront, and Central Market
- Day 3: Day trip to Casela World of Adventures including safari through Yemen domain, Big Cats Kingdom, Monkey Kingdom
- Day 4: Mauritius 5 Island full-day trip with speedboat from Trou d'Eau Douce, Blue Bay Marine Park, Ile aux Aigrettes, Lighthouse Island, Ile de la Passe, and Ile aux Cerfs
- Day 5: Departure after breakfast
7 Days / 6 Nights (Best of Mauritius With Casela)
- Day 1: Arrival, transfer to resort in north or east Mauritius, leisure
- Day 2: Full-day North Mauritius tour
- Day 3: South Mauritius day trip: Chamarel, Seven Coloured Earth, Black River Gorges, and waterfall
- Day 4: Casela World of Adventures full day
- Day 5: Catamaran cruise to Ile aux Cerfs with BBQ lunch
- Day 6: Leisure beach day or optional snorkelling at Blue Bay Marine Park
- Day 7: Departure after breakfast
Know More About: 7 Days Mauritius Packages
Places to Visit in Mauritius
Mauritius has four distinct coastal areas and each one creates a different kind of holiday experience. Every place to visit in Mauritius offers a different experience, making each destination unique and memorable in its own way.
1. North Coast: Grand Baie and Surroundings
Grand Baie is one of the most active parts of the island with good beaches, restaurants, water sports, and shopping within easy reach. Most catamaran cruises and snorkelling day trips also depart from this side of the island. It works well for first-time visitors and families who want to explore rather than only staying in the resort. Transfer time from the airport is around 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes.
2. East Coast: Belle Mare and Trou d'Eau Douce
Trou d'Eau Douce is the main departure point for Ile aux Cerfs, one of the most popular day-trip islands in Mauritius. This coast suits couples and premium travellers who want a slower pace and a stronger in-resort experience. Belle Mare beach runs for several kilometres along a calm lagoon, and the east coast is the closest resort area to the airport at around 30 to 45 minutes by road.
3. West Coast: Flic en Flac and Le Morne
Flic en Flac has one of the longest public beaches on the island and is known for good diving conditions, with several dive sites accessible close to shore. Le Morne, further south on the west coast, sits near a UNESCO-listed mountain and has a strong resort cluster with sunset-facing beach access. Transfer time from the airport is around 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes.
4. South and Southeast: Blue Bay and Mahebourg
Blue Bay has a marine park with one of the better coral reef setups in Mauritius, making it a strong base for snorkelling. Mahebourg is a smaller coastal town with a local market and a quieter, less resort-heavy waterfront feel.
5. Port Louis: Day Visit, Not a Resort Base
Port Louis is the capital and worth a half-day or full-day stop for the Central Market, Caudan Waterfront, and a few museums. It is not a beach destination and most resorts are not located here, so it does not work as a primary holiday base on a Delhi to Mauritius tour package.
Top Experiences Worth Prioritising in a Mauritius Trip
Ile aux Cerfs, Chamarel, Black River Gorges, catamaran cruises, and Casela do not all belong to every short trip. Better Mauritius itineraries protect beach time and keep drive days selective. These are some of the experiences that you must have in Mauritius before taking your return flight back home.
1. Catamaran Day Trip to Ile aux Cerfs
Ile aux Cerfs is a small island off the east coast and is one of the most popular and appreciated activities. You get snorkelling, a barbecue lunch on the water, and time on a pristine beach all in a single day out. One of our verified travellers, Divyanshu Roy who booked the Offshore Romance - Mauritius Honeymoon Package was so pleased with the experience that he particularly mentioned this in his review, stating, “The Ile aux Cerfs island trip with water skiing, parasailing and a beachside barbecue lunch was the best day of the trip.”
2. Snorkelling at Blue Bay Marine Park
Blue Bay sits within a protected marine park in the southeast and has some of the healthiest coral in Mauritius. The reef starts close to shore and the water stays shallow, making it suitable even for first-time snorkellers.
3. Chamarel and the Seven Coloured Earth
The seven coloured earth at Chamarel is a stretch of volcanic sand dunes where the soil naturally shows distinct colour bands due to different mineral compositions. Most itineraries combine this with the nearby Chamarel waterfall in a single half-day.
4. Black River Gorges National Park
This is Mauritius's largest national park at around 6,574 hectares and has proper walking trails through native forest. Black River Gorges National Park is also one of the few places on the island where you can spot endemic birds like the Mauritius kestrel in the wild.
5. Casela World of Adventures
Casela World of Adventures is a 25-acre nature park and safari experience in the west of the island. You can see zebras, ostriches, white rhinoceroses, and explore attractions like the Big Cats Kingdom and Monkey Kingdom all in a single day.
6. Sunset on the West Coast
The west coast around Flic en Flac and Le Morne faces directly into the sunset, and the difference compared to other parts of the island is noticeable. If your resort is on this side, plan at least one evening around it.
Where to Stay in Mauritius Based on Your Trip Style
Where you stay in Mauritius shapes the entire trip. Breakfast-only, half-board, and all-inclusive plans can feel very different on the ground. Travellers should know before payment how much dining is included and what local movement still costs.
1. Best Areas for Honeymoon and Couple Stays
Belle Mare is the most popular choice for honeymooners from Delhi, with a calm lagoon, uncrowded beach, and resorts built around in-resort dining and spa facilities. The west coast near Le Morne is another strong option with sunset-facing beach access and the Le Morne Brabant mountain in the background. One of our verified travellers, Rajat Gupta who booked the Explore Mauritius | Tranquil Shores and More package for their honeymoon, was so satisfied with the stay selected for his Mauritius trip that he said “They provided the best possible package in one of the premium properties, Hotel Laguna Beach at best price as compared to other travel companies.”
To Read more about their story visit- Rajat and Khushboo’s Mauritius Honeymoon Trip with Thrillophilia
2. Best Areas for Family Stays
Grand Baie works well for families because activities are within easy reach and you are not entirely dependent on the resort for meals and movement. Mont Choisy and Pereybere, both close to Grand Baie, are quieter alternatives with similar lagoon access and a slightly more local feel.
3. Best Areas for Premium and Quiet Resort Stays
Belle Mare on the east coast has the highest concentration of large resort properties in Mauritius, with a wide beach, calm lagoon, and surroundings quiet enough that most guests stay within the resort for the majority of their trip. The west coast near Le Morne also has luxury and premium options for travellers wanting sunset views as part of their stay.
4. Best Areas for First-Time Visitors From Delhi
Grand Baie is the most practical base for first-time travellers because it puts you close to catamaran departures, snorkelling spots, dining options, and several day-trip starting points. For a 5 to 6-night trip, the north coast gives you a reasonable combination of what Mauritius offers without switching resorts.
Entry Rules and Travel Documents for Indian Travellers
Mauritius is one of the easier destinations for Indian travellers from a paperwork standpoint, but getting your documents in order is essential before you fly.
1. Visa Requirements for Indians Visiting Mauritius
Indian passport holders do not need a visa for Mauritius and get entry on arrival for up to 60 days, as confirmed on the official Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office country list.
2. Travel Documents You Need to Carry
Your passport needs to be valid for at least six months beyond your return date. Carry a confirmed return ticket, hotel booking proof, and a bank statement or credit card as proof of sufficient funds, as immigration can ask for these on arrival.
3. Mauritius All-in-One Travel Digital Form
Mauritius requires travellers to fill in the All-in-One Travel Digital Form online before departure, which replaced the old paper arrival card. Check the official Mauritius government portal closer to your travel date since form requirements can be updated.
4. What Gets Checked on Arrival
Immigration at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport typically checks your passport, return ticket, accommodation proof, and funds. Entry is at the discretion of the immigration officer even without a visa requirement, so keep everything organised and carry printed copies alongside your digital documents.
Common Planning Mistakes Delhi Travellers Make
- A lot of travellers pick the cheapest Mauritius package from Delhi and only realise on the island that meals are not included, which adds up fast. Understanding the meal plan before confirming your trip to Mauritius from Delhi saves a significant amount on the ground.
- Mauritius looks small on a map but the north, east, west, and south coasts give you very different trips, and picking the wrong one is a harder fix once you have booked.
- Fitting in too many inland drives on a 5 or 6-night trip usually means you end up seeing a lot of the island from a car window and not enough of it from the beach.
- The Delhi to Mauritius nonstop does not fly every day, and many travellers find this out only after they have picked their travel dates.
- The airport sits in the southeast of the island and the drive to Grand Baie in the north takes well over an hour, which catches a lot of first-time visitors off guard on Day 1.
- Booking a resort without checking how far it is from the airport means your first and last days can end up being mostly about the road rather than the holiday.
Why Travellers Trust Thrillophilia for a Mauritius Package From Delhi
Thrillophilia has built the Mauritius package from Delhi around how the island actually works rather than just listing resorts and activities. Packages are structured around coast choice, meal plan clarity, and realistic transfer expectations, so travellers from Delhi know exactly what they are getting before they confirm the booking. Every Delhi to Mauritius package on the platform has the resort area, meal plan type, excursion list, and transfer details confirmed before payment.
The team understands Mauritius as a resort-area decision and not just a destination name. Whether you are looking at a quiet east coast stay in Belle Mare, a family trip out of Grand Baie, or a west coast sunset experience near Le Morne, the packages are matched to the traveller rather than built around the lowest available room rate. For those comparing flight-only options with bundled plans, a Mauritius package from Delhi with flight eliminates the coordination effort entirely.
The 24/7 on-ground support means that if anything shifts during the trip, whether it is a weather change, a transfer delay, or an excursion reshuffle, there is someone to sort it out without the traveller having to figure it out alone. If you are also exploring a Delhi to Mauritius round trip on a budget, comparing land-only packages against flight-inclusive options before booking often reveals the better overall value.
Travel Updates and Safety Information for Mauritius Trips
- The All-in-One Travel Digital Form requirements can change, so check the official Mauritius government portal closer to your travel date rather than relying on older information.
- The Delhi to Mauritius nonstop runs on limited days, so reconfirm your flight schedule a few weeks before departure.
- If you are travelling between January and March, keep an eye on the weather forecast because rough seas, heavy rain, and occasional flight disruptions are real possibilities during cyclone season.
- The sun in Mauritius is strong year-round and getting badly sunburnt in the first two days can quietly affect the rest of a short trip. Carry SPF 50 sunscreen and use it throughout the day.
- Before heading out for snorkelling, diving, or a catamaran day, check sea conditions with your operator because wind and waves vary depending on which coast you are on and the time of year.
- Tap water in Mauritius is generally safe but most travellers stick to bottled water, especially when spending long days outdoors.
- Save your travel insurance details, hotel address, and the Mauritius emergency number 999 on your phone before you land.
