Mauritius Tour Packages From Trivandrum

Escape Trivandrum’s everyday rhythm and dive into the lively heart of the Indian Ocean with Thrillophilia’s Mauritius tour packages from Trivandrum. These handpicked getaways are perfect for couples, families, or solo travellers ready to explore tropical beaches, colourful coral reefs, and green landscapes. Our Mauritius holiday packages include round-trip flights, top-rated hotels, meals, guided sightseeing, along with 24/7 travel support, all customisable to your pace and interests.

You can discover the charm of Port Louis with its bustling Chinatown and colonial fort other than relaxing in the shade of giant palms at Pamplemousses Garden. Snorkel at Ile Aux Cerfs, zipline over the surreal 23-Coloured Earth at La Vallée des Couleurs, or spot giraffes at Casela Nature Parks. You can also visit sacred Grand Bassin, cruise over coral gardens in Blue Bay, or explore Creole history at Eureka House.

So, book your Mauritius tour packages from Trivandrum with Thrillophilia today, and let the island life take over.

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How to Reach Mauritius From Trivandrum?

You can reach Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) by boarding a connecting flight from Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (TRV), since there are no direct flights. Some of the major airlines that operate this route are Air India, Air India Express, IndiGo, Air Seychelles, Kenya Airways, Etihad Airways, and Emirates. You can reach Mauritius in about 12 to 40 hours depending on layovers at Mumbai, Delhi, Nairobi, Dubai, and Bengaluru.

Visa Information

Indian citizens can take a Mauritius trip from Trivandrum without a visa for up to 90 days, making it a visa-free destination for short stays. However, you must have a valid passport, return flight tickets, proof of accommodation, travel insurance, sufficient funds along with a police clearance certificate. If your stay exceeds 90 days or involves work or study, you can apply for a visa through the official Republic of Mauritius website via MauPass registration. This Tourist Visa is completely free, takes around 5–7 business days to process as well as adds to its appeal as a budget-friendly island getaway.

Best Time to Visit Mauritius

1. Summer (November to April): Warm, humid weather with temperatures between 25°C–30°C makes this season ideal for beach and water-based activities. With declining rains in March, it is a popular time to visit iconic spots like Ile Aux Cerfs, Black River Gorges National Park, as well as Tamarind Waterfalls. You can also enjoy scuba diving in Trou aux Biches, island hopping in Île aux Cerfs other than trekking to Le Morne Brabant.

2. Winter (May to October): Cool and dry conditions (16°C–20°C) provide perfect weather for outdoor adventures. June is suitable for exploring nature trails like Le Pouce and Black River Peak. You can also enjoy activities such as kayaking, kitesurfing, and dolphin-spotting in Tamarin Bay amidst fewer crowds and clear skies.

3. Monsoon (February–March, May & October): These months bring intermittent rain and dense greenery. While hot and humid, this is the best time for spa retreats, submarine safaris, and visiting attractions like Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. Food lovers can enjoy tasting Mauritian street food during cozy downpours.

Places to Visit in Mauritius

Here are the top places to visit in Mauritius:

1. Port Louis: You can walk through the lively Chinatown, visit the Aapravasi Ghat UNESCO site, admire ocean views from Fort Adelaide other than relaxing in the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.

2. Ile Aux Cerfs Beach: Spend your weekend diving, snorkel in turquoise lagoons, sunbathe on powdery sands, shop local pearl jewellery, and relish street-style seafood like Boulettes.

3. Belle Mare: You can soak up the sun on the white sand beaches, dive into thrilling water sports like speedboating and windsurfing apart from tasting fresh seafood at cozy seaside restaurants.

4. Casela Nature Parks: Ride through an African safari to spot giraffes and zebras, walk across the thrilling Nepalese Bridge, or meet big cats up close.

5. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden: You can walk along ponds of giant Amazonian water lilies, spot 85 types of palms from across the world, or admire spice trees at this historic Botanical Garden.

Things to Do in Mauritius

Here are the top things to do in Mauritius:

1. Explore La Vallee Des Couleurs Nature Park: Zipline over green valleys, ride quad bikes through rugged trails, cross the thrilling Nepalese bridge, hike to waterfalls, and admire the stunning 23-Coloured Earth formations.

2. Walk Through Thekkady’s Spice Plantations: You can see pepper, cardamom, and nutmeg grow up close, learn about traditional farming methods besides tasting fresh spices right from the growers.

3. Witness the Underwater World at Blue Bay Marine Park: You can snorkel in shallow, clear waters to spot brain corals, clownfish, and wrasse apart from taking a glass-bottom boat ride.

4. Visit Eureka House: Explore Mauritius’ colonial past at this Creole mansion with 109 doors and windows, antique collections, green gardens, waterfalls, and beautiful views of Lake Moka.

5. Tour the Pilgrimage Site of Grand Bassin: You can visit this sacred crater lake surrounded by temples and giant deities, where pilgrims gather during Maha Shivaratri with their kanwars to honour its link to the Ganges.