Reviewed by Thrillophilia Mauritius operations team
A Mauritius package from Mumbai starts at INR 30,000 per person for a 5-day trip and goes up to INR 1,30,000 per person for a 7-day trip with premium inclusions. These packages include accommodations, transfers, select meals, and guided sightseeing as per your itinerary with consistent 24/7 on-trip support across multiple budget tiers.
Mauritius is one of the easiest premium destinations to travel to for a quick beach break without having to pay premium pricing, if planned smartly. Suited for all traveller types, Mauritius offers crystal-clear lagoons, lush volcanic peaks, and rich cultural heritage. You can find yourself on a catamaran cruise to Île aux Cerfs, exploring the vibrant streets of Port Louis, or visiting the surreal Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark.
For travellers seeking a trip beyond Mauritius to destinations like the Seychelles or Dubai, Thrillophilia offers 7-8-day packages priced at INR 1,30,000 per person, with select packages including return flights for an entirely hassle-free experience.
Rated 4.8/5 by verified travellers, we understand how to personalise Mauritius tours from Mumbai to uniquely fit the traveller rather than covering the general tourist spots. This is because our priority with creating every Mauritius package from Mumbai is to highlight your experience and preferences rather than just sticking to a general itinerary.
Thrillophilia offers a wide range of Mauritius tour packages with a Mumbai-specific focus based on practical logistics created by an expert team with on-ground knowledge. This lets us create packages that not only consider your needs and preferences but also the best routes and stay locations that actually fit you.
With constant on-trip support and complete package customisation, we make sure that you are in control of your pace and trip inclusions with transparency.
Here are our travellers’ most loved Mauritius tour packages from Mumbai:
Package Category | Duration | Package Cost / Person | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
Mauritius Family Getaway | 5 days and 4 nights | INR 30,000 | Short trip, budget-friendly Mauritius package from Mumbai |
Explore Mauritius | Tranquil Shores and More | 6 days and 5 nights | INR 65,000 | Travellers seeking a well-paced and affordable Mauritius trip cost from Mumbai |
Tropical Mauritius | 7 days and 6 nights | INR 1,30,000 | Premium travellers, luxury experiences across Mauritius |
Mauritius Seychelles Tour Package | 7 days and 6 nights | INR 1,30,000 | Travellers seeking to explore Seychelles in addition to Mauritius |
Dubai and Mauritius Tour Package from Mumbai | 8 days and 7 nights | INR 1,30,000 | Travellers seeking to explore Dubai in addition to Mauritius with return flights included |
Travellers often think Mauritius is a premium destination with premium pricing. Although it does have premium experiences, a Mauritius trip under INR 50,000 is just as possible. We make sure that even if you’re on a budget, your Mauritius trip cost from Mumbai doesn’t affect your experience and comfort.
Here’s a daily expense breakdown of Mauritius tours from Mumbai, fit for every Mumbai traveller’s budget tier.
Expense | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
Accommodation | INR 4,000 – 7,000 | INR 8,000 – 15,000 | INR 20,000 – 40,000 |
Meals | INR 1,500 – 2,500 | INR 3,000 – 5,000 | INR 6,000 – 12,000 |
Local or internal transport | INR 1,500 – 3,000 | INR 3,500 – 6,000 | INR 8,000 – 15,000 |
Activities and excursions | INR 4,000 – 8,000 | INR 4,000 – 8,000 | INR 4,000 – 8,000 |
If you want to experience a luxury Mauritius tour, Thrillophilia has customisation options for all Mauritius packages from Mumbai for room upgrades, additional meals, and additional experiences as per availability.
With direct flights regularly operating the Mumbai-Mauritius (BOM-MRU) route, Mauritius is one of the most accessible premium destinations for all Mumbai travellers.
One-stop flights are provided by airlines like Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, and Kenya Airways with a 12-18 hour duration, depending on the layover time and city. Common layover cities include Dubai, Nairobi, Doha, and Abu Dhabi, amongst others.
If you’re planning on a family trip to Mauritius, our team recommends avoiding connecting flights, as the long duration induces travel fatigue that’s especially difficult for children and elders to recover from.
As of 2026, all Indian passport holders enjoy a free visa on arrival at the Mauritius airport. Keep all required documents printed and handy to receive a visa valid for 60 days at the Passport and Immigration Office.
A Mauritius tour package from Mumbai by Thrillophilia includes comprehensive immigration guidance to ensure a truly hassle-free experience for the travellers.
Requirement Checklist
Complete the official Mauritius All-in-One Travel Digital Form at least 72 hours before your arrival. It is a health and immigration document mandatory for all travellers entering Mauritius. You can also present your marriage certificate, which, although not mandatory, is very helpful for honeymoon resort check-ins.
Mauritius provides great weather round the year, which serves a different set of travellers each season. Here are all the best times to book a Mauritius tour package from Mumbai:
With a temperature of 20–29°C, you will find yourself in warm weather with clear underwater visibility and low rainfall. This window is perfect for an outdoor-heavy itinerary and comfortable sightseeing with peak pricing in October.
This is the peak cyclone season of Mauritius. You will experience high humidity and heat, frequent rainfall, rough seas, and poor beach conditions. This window is very unsafe for outdoor-heavy itineraries with peak pricing during the Christmas and New Year’s weeks.
The post-cyclonic window of Mauritius, with a temperature of 22-29°C, the weather starts getting drier with lower heat and humidity levels and fewer crowds. The peak pricing window ends with improved beach quality and underwater visibility.
If you don’t mind windy weather, this is one of the best times to visit Mauritius with dry weather perfect for hiking, sightseeing, and a slow-paced trip. This is also the cheapest season for resorts and hotels in Mauritius, making it the best window for budget Mauritius trips. Note that it’s not ideal for underwater visibility or water activities.
Here are the best places to visit on a trip to Mauritius from Mumbai:
Also known as Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, it's spread over an area of 37 hectares. It famously houses a vast collection of exotic and indigenous plant species, including giant water lilies, rare palm trees, and various medicinal plants. Cover this early for a relaxed visit without being rushed.
Mauritius’ tallest single-drop waterfall, this is the highlight of the Chamarel Geopark. The waterfall lands in a lush canyon, surrounded by tropical forest, and is fed by three streams merging with the Saint-Denis River. This is a must-visit spot for all nature lovers.
Known for its thumb-shaped peak, this is an 812-metre-tall mountain located between Port Louis and Moka. Le Pouce also serves an accessible hiking spot and provides some of the best landscape views of the coastline and inland areas.
For couples on their honeymoon trip to Mauritius, this is one of the most common destinations on their itineraries. Île aux Cerfs is known for its white sand beaches, blue lagoons and 18-hole championship golf course. It’s enjoyed best as a day trip from Trou d’Eau via a catamaran cruise which includes a BBQ lunch. You can also choose a speedboat transfer, but it’s not as relaxing as the cruise.
Spread over an area of 3.5 hectares, La Vanille Nature Park is known for being home to the world’s largest captive herd of Aldabra giant tortoises and thousands of Nile crocodiles. Not just that, you can also explore its insectarium, fossil museum, and petting farm, along with animals like lemurs, iguanas, and monkeys. If you’re travelling with family, this place is a must-visit.
Riya Kapoor, who booked the Sofitel So Mauritius tour package, shared her experience of visiting the Nature Park during her trip, saying, “I really loved the beach games and music during our Mauritius trip from Mumbai. Seeing giant turtles was a unique experience for me. Thanks to our guide Manish for making everything fun and smooth. Our group had an amazing time together on this trip.”
These are the best things to do on a trip to Mauritius from Mumbai:
If you’re seeking adventurous experiences, at Tamarind Falls you can rappel down from 15-metre-high waterfalls, swim in volcanic pools, and even explore canyons. It’s suitable for travellers aged 12 and up with features like a 40-metre rappel, ziplining, and optional jumps, all guided by certified experts.
A trek to Le Morne Brabant rewards you with a scenic landscape surrounded by mountains and nature. It also provides a deep understanding of the history of Mauritius as it received UNESCO World Heritage status for being a former refuge for runaway slaves. The route can be challenging with a steep final stretch, so only opt for a full trek if you already have experience with rough treks before.
Go on a private jeep tour to watch giraffes, white rhinos, zebras, and antelopes walking around freely across an area of 250+ hectares with Rempart Mountain as the background. You can also opt for a separate lion walk (only allowed for ages 16 and above, and all travellers are required to sign a liability waiver), which is the most popular in winter, where you can get up close to a lion from your vehicle.
This is one of the most premium attractions of Mauritius, where you are flown over the southwestern coast to view this unique natural optical illusion. It appears as though sand and silt are falling into the Pacific Ocean, with the helicopter tours typically lasting for 15-40 mins.
This experience is targeted towards experienced paddlers and offers volcanic sea cave explorations, usually via guided tours. This is great for a quiet, relaxing yet adventurous experience, perfect for slowing down your pace.
Explore Mauritius with this 5-day Mauritius itinerary, covering its highlights at a relaxed pace
If you’re a first-time Mauritius traveller, this 7-day Mauritius itinerary offers a comfortable itinerary balanced with sightseeing and leisure time
Rahul Mehra, who booked the Tropical Mauritius | A Journey Through Shores and Sites package, recounted her itinerary inclusions that elevated her experience, saying, “Seeing the lagoons in a fast boat was one of the best experiences. The water was so blue! The planning was good, and the hotels were nice. It was an amazing experience from the start. I highly recommend this for a beach holiday.”
Whether on your family trip or on a Mauritius group tour, here’s why Thrillophilia is loved by travellers:
For budget trips, you will find customisable packages starting from INR 30,000 per person and going up to INR 100,000+ per person for all-inclusive luxurious packages, excluding flights. All Thrillophilia Mauritius packages from Mumbai are supported with 24/7 on-trip guidance and visa assistance.
Yes, Air India and Air Mauritius operate regular flights on the BOM-MRU route with a duration of 6 hours on average. Flight fares range from INR 30,000 to 60,000 per person for a return economy trip, with Air Mauritius usually being the cheaper option.
A 6-day and 5-night trip to Mauritius from Mumbai is the perfect duration for comfortably covering all major attractions at a comfortable pace as a first-time traveller. You can expect overnight stays split between the north coast and the west coast, with day trips to Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, and Île aux Cerfs for this duration.
As of May 2026, Indian passport holders continue to enjoy a free 60-day visa on arrival for a short-term visit to Mauritius. Important documents required are a passport (6+ months' validity, 3 blank pages), a confirmed return ticket within 60 days, a hotel booking, and 2 passport-sized photos.
September to early November is the best window for balanced, comfortable Mauritius tours from Mumbai with dry weather, low cyclone risk, and good underwater visibility. October is the peak season with premium pricing and perfect weather conditions, and for budget-conscious travellers, June to August is the best time with dry weather and cheaper pricing.
If you want to prioritise easy access to nightlife activities, markets, and restaurants at budget-friendly rates, North Coast stays are the best. For all-inclusive premium resort stays with beachfront suites and other amenities, choose the North Coast.
All Mauritius packages from Mumbai by Thrillophilia are well inclusive of your accommodations, sightseeing and airport transfers; daily breakfasts; and guided sightseeing and experiences as per your itinerary. To ensure a hassle-free itinerary flow, we offer 24/7 on-trip support along with expert guides for local insights.
Unless mentioned explicitly in your itinerary, our Mauritius package from Mumbai does not cover your personal expenses, all meals, premium experiences, detours, and travel insurance. However, we insist on adding travel insurance to your base package for INR 500-1,000 per person to ensure your safety.
The official currency of Mauritius is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR). As of May 2026, 1 MUR equals around 2 INR. As exchange rates are always fluctuating, make sure to verify the current rate from official sources before your departure. You can also use EUR or USD to settle most resort tabs.
Yes, Mauritius is a generally safe and traveller-friendly destination with low crime rates and Hindi/English/French widely understood. However, be mindful of your belongings and surroundings to prevent petty crimes and avoid visiting during the peak cyclone season in January-March
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