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Mauritius Packages
Reviewed by Thrillophilia Mauritius Operations Team
Updated as of April 2026
Mauritius tour packages by Thrillophilia start from INR 46,000 and go up to INR 4,00,000. Beaches, volcanic landscapes, underwater waterfalls, and coral reefs and 47 itineraries ranging from 4 to 12 days to see them at your own pace. Short enough for a work break, long enough to actually exhale.
Some people book this trip for years before they finally go. Some book it on a whim after a hard month at work. Some come for the honeymoon they kept postponing. Some bring the family because the kids are finally old enough. Either way, there are packages built around how you actually travel offbeat routes, beach-focused itineraries, family trips, solo travel, and group departures.
The stays are sorted. The transfers are sorted. The itinerary has room to breathe but does not leave you figuring things out on the ground.
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Mauritius for Indian Travellers
Most international trips come with a settling-in period. The food takes adjusting to. Language is a barrier. You spend the first two days finding your footing.
Mauritius is different. And the reason goes back nearly 200 years. Between 1835 and 1920, over half a million Indians arrived in Mauritius as indentured labourers and built the island. Their descendants stayed. Today, 68% of Mauritius's population is of Indian origin, and that history is visible in everything from the food on the street to the temples on the hillside.
- The language is familiar: Hindi and Bhojpuri are spoken alongside French and Creole. English is widely understood everywhere. You will not struggle to be understood.
- The food is recognisable: Dholl puri is a thin flatbread stuffed with ground split peas and is the national street food. Farata is sold on every corner. Creole cuisine carries deep Indian influences. You will find flavours that feel like home, cooked by people whose grandparents cooked the same things.
- The history: Aapravasi Ghat in Port Louis is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the immigration depot where Indian indentured labourers first set foot on Mauritian soil. For Indian travellers, walking through it is not a tourist activity. It is something closer to recognition.
- Temples are everywhere. Shri Vishnu Temple in Triolet and Sri Siva Subramanya Swami Temple in Quatre Bornes are active places of worship, not monuments. They are part of daily life on the island.
Mauritius Tour Packages With Realistic Budget Breakdown
1. Budget (INR 50,000– INR 80,000 for 7 nights, incl. flights)
- Return Flights (from Delhi/Mumbai): INR 18,000–INR 25,000 (economy)
- Accommodation (per night): INR 3,000 – INR 6,000 (budget guesthouse/hostel)
- Food (per day): INR 500 – INR1,200 (local eateries/street food)
- Activities (per day): INR 1,000 - INR 2,500
- 7-Night Total (excl. flights): INR 28,000 - INR 50,000
- 7-Night Total (incl. flights): INR 50,000– INR 80,000
2. Mid-Range (INR 90,000 - INR 1,50,000 for 7 nights, incl. flights)
- Return Flights (from Delhi/Mumbai): INR 25,000 – INR 35,000 (economy)
- Accommodation (per night): INR 6,000 – INR 15,000 (mid-range hotel/boutique stay)
- Food (per day): INR 1,200 – INR 3,000 (restaurant/café)
- Activities (per day): INR 2,500 – INR 5,000
- 7-Night Total (excl. flights): INR 60,000 – INR 1,10,000
- 7-Night Total (incl. flights): INR 90,000 – INR 1,50,000
3. Luxury (INR 2,00,000 – INR 4,00,000 for 7 nights, incl. flights)
- Return Flights (from Delhi/Mumbai): INR 40,000+ (business class)
- Accommodation (per night): INR 15,000 – INR 80,000 (luxury resort/villa)
- Food (per day): INR 3,000 – INR 8,000 (fine dining/resort restaurants)
- Activities (per day): INR 5,000–INR 15,000
- 7-Night Total (excl. flights): INR 1,50,000–INR 3,50,000
- 7-Night Total (incl. flights): ₹2,00,000–₹4,00,000
Travel Updates & Events in Mauritius 2026
For the upcoming trip to Mauritius in 2026, Indian passport holders can enjoy visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival for up to 90 days. Furthermore, flight connectivity remains smooth, with more direct flights available from Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore.
Some airlines with direct flights to Mauritius include IndiGo, Air India, and Air Mauritius. We have provided a brief overview of the events and dates that your 2026 Mauritius tour package should include.
- Mauritius Carnival - The Mauritius Carnival flames up with performers from around the world in a dazzling parade of music, dance, and dazzling costumes. However, the Telfairian Brazil Edition music festival, scheduled for 9 May 2026, takes centre stage. Streets come alive with floats, samba troupes, and cultural displays, creating an unforgettable island-wide celebration.
- International Kreol Festival- Celebrate the island’s rich Creole culture from approximately December 12 to 22, 2026, with this cultural extravaganza featuring traditional music, dance, poetry, and storytelling performances. The International Kreol Festival is a lively 10 to 11 day celebration that highlights the island’s multicultural identity.
- Beach Music Festival - Dive into the ocean of rhythm and relaxation at the Beach Music Festival on 11 April, at the Mystik Garden Festival, and at Stories Under the Blue Sky on 2 May, where local and international artists take the stage by the sea. Featuring genres ranging from reggae to electronic, this beachside bash offers non-stop entertainment under the stars.
- Mauritius Marathon - Run along breathtaking coastal landscapes, going through coastal villages, sugarcane fields, and stunning ocean views. The KFC Mauritius Marathon is open to all fitness levels on the 5th of July 2026. It includes a full marathon, half-marathon, and 10K fun run, combining the sport and spectacular scenery.
Popular Destinations to Visit on the Mauritius Tour
1. Port Louis: Markets, Museums and Mauritian Magic
Port Louis, which is the capital city of Mauritius, is the ideal representation of beauty, offering a vibrant blend of cultures and history. Travellers must explore the Central Market, a lively bazaar with many stores, spices, crafts, and local souvenirs. Explore the colonial charm of the Caudan Waterfront, lined with shops, restaurants, and a glamorous maritime museum, through Port Louis tour packages. The Botanical Garden, a shelter for exotic plants and giant tortoises, is a must-visit on your Mauritius trip.
Best Time to Visit: May to December, when it is cooler and ideal for sightseeing.
Top Attractions:
- Central Market - An ideal place for cultural and culinary exploration, as well as shopping for local spices like vanilla and black pepper, unique spice blends, and wooden handicrafts within budget.
- Caudan Waterfront - A lively spot for shopping, dining, and exploring the Blue Penny Museum.
- Aapravasi Ghat - This is a UNESCO-listed site preserving Mauritius' immigrant history.
- Champs de Mars Racecourse - Experience the thrill of horse racing at the oldest track in the Indian Ocean.
- Port Louis Street Art - Witness the vibrant murals and cultural graffiti on the streets of Port Louis.
- Fun Fact: Port Louis was a key stop for 18th-century spice traders from around the world!
2. Le Morne: Day of Adventures
Water sports being one of the attractions of Mauritius, one must not miss Le Morne on a Mauritius trip. Popular for windsurfing and kiteboarding, Le Morne will amuse you with its beauty, set in pristine and stunning surroundings. You can also dive in and swim in the cool water for as long as you want. With Le Morne tour packages, it is convenient to reach this place and have a great time with your family, friends or partner, even if you are travelling alone.
Best Time to Visit: June to September offers optimal wind conditions for water sports.
Top Attractions:
- Le Morne Beach - Ideal for sunbathing and swimming in turquoise waters.
- Windsurfing and Kiteboarding - Experience world-class conditions for these exhilarating sports.
- Le Morne Brabant Hiking - Add a guided trek to your Mauritius packages, all the way to the summit for panoramic island views.
Fun Fact: Le Morne was historically a refuge for escaped slaves from the 18th century to the early 19th century, symbolising freedom and resistance.
3. Belle Mare: Perfect Shores for Mornings
When in Mauritius, Belle Mare has to be on your to-do list. Heaven for beach lovers and water enthusiasts, Belle Mare parades with stunning coral reefs and pristine turquoise waters. Relax on the powdery white sand beaches or soak up the sun by the infinity pools of luxurious resorts.
Thrillophilia's exclusive Mauritius holiday packages from India include many activities, such as scuba diving, snorkelling, or windsurfing in the crystal-clear ocean. Take a boat trip to the nearby Ile aux Cerfs, a picture-perfect island with a vibrant lagoon and water sports galore included in the Mauritius vacation packages.
Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to November offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds.
Top Attractions:
- Belle Mare Beach - Unwind on serene shores with minimal commercialisation.
- Snorkelling and Diving - Explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life.
- Ile aux Cerfs Excursions - Take boat trips to this nearby island for water sports and beachside dining.
Fun Fact: Several resorts in the area feature a ‘wish tree’ where guests can add handwritten notes for fulfilment as a part of the local manifestation ritual.
4. Chamarel:The Seven Shades of Nature
Visiting Chamarel, a place known for the seven colours of the sand, is something you cannot afford to miss on the Mauritius tour packages from India. A one-of-a-kind experience, witnessing this sight is an unparalleled experience, and you would never have seen something like it ever in your life. A mix of cyan, red, purple and black sand, Chamarel is one of the favourite places among tourists.
Best Time to Visit: May to October, when the place observes a dry season with cooler temperatures.
Top Attractions:
- Seven Coloured Earths - Marvel at the surreal dunes displaying seven distinct hues.
- Chamarel Waterfall - This is the island's tallest single-drop waterfall, plunging approximately 100 metres.
- Rhumerie de Chamarel - Tour this distillery to learn about rum production and enjoy tasting sessions.
Fun Fact: The Seven Coloured Earths remain distinctly layered even after heavy rains, a phenomenon still not fully understood by geologists.
5. Grand Baie: A Vibrant Playground
The lively north-western hub of Mauritius, Grand Baie, offers everyone a grand Mauritius tour experience. For Indian travellers, Grand Baie is more than just a tropical escape. Grand Baie, which is widely known as Ganga Talao, is a profound pilgrimage to the "Ganga of the South."
Maha Shivaratri at Grand Bassin is the largest Hindu gathering outside India; hundreds of thousands of Mauritian Hindus carry Kanwar (sacred water vessels) in a pilgrimage to pour Ganga water on the Shiva lingam.
The island’s identity is inextricably linked to its 68% Hindu-origin population, descendants of indentured labourers who arrived at Aapravasi Ghat starting in 1834.
Nevertheless, thrill-seekers can try parasailing, waterskiing, or kitesurfing. Families will enjoy the Grand Baie La Croisette, a waterfront promenade with shops, restaurants, and a lively nightlife scene. Learn about the royal history of the Mauritius Naval Museum or the Sugar Museum, housed in a restored 18th-century sugar mill.
Best Time to Visit: May to December, when the island has a pleasant climate.
Top Attractions:
- Grand Baie Beach - Enjoy water sports like sailing and deep-sea fishing.
- Nightlife - Visit vibrant clubs and bars such as Banana Beach Club and BARaBAR.
- Shopping - Visit Grand Baie La Croisette for a mix of local boutiques and international brands.
- Festivals of Light - Witness the festivals of light during Diwali (8 November 2026) or join the colourful parades of Cavadee and Ganesh Chaturthi.
6. Mahebourg: Old World Charm
Mahebourg, situated on the southeastern coast, boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. Explore the 18th-century Fort Frederik, offering scenic views of the town. Make the most of your Mauritius trip by visiting the National History Museum to learn about the island's glamorous past. Engage in the vibrant local market to find special souvenirs and taste delicious street food. Visit the Navasana Durga Temple, a colourful Hindu temple showcasing detailed carvings.
Best Time to Visit: May to October, as the weather is cooler and less humid.
Top Attractions:
- National History Museum - Explore artefacts from the naval battles and colonial era of Mauritius.
- Mahebourg Market - Shop for local woven baskets, dodo-themed items, vanilla, local rum and fresh produce.
- Blue Bay Marine Park - Snorkel in crystal-clear waters with diverse marine life.
Fun Fact: Mahebourg was once the island’s main port during French colonial rule.
7. Black River Gorges National Park: Untamed Beauty
If photography is your passion, you should not miss Black River Gorges National Park. You will find the best of flora and fauna, such as the Pink Pigeon and the Echo Parakeet, in your itinerary, promising to keep you captivated in this ancient forest. And hence, this national park is one of the best places to include in your Mauritius packages. Black River Gorge National Park is believed to be the largest preserved forest, offering dramatic landscapes, rare wildlife, and hiking experiences.
Best Time to Visit: May to December, with cooler weather that is ideal for trekking.
Top Attractions:
- Tamarind Falls - A spectacular series of waterfalls perfect for trekking and swimming.
- Hiking Trails - Explore trails leading to scenic viewpoints and hidden waterfalls.
- Wildlife Spotting - Encounter rare bird species like the Mauritius kestrel and pink pigeon.
Fun Fact: This Park protects the last remnants of the island’s native rainforest, which is home to over 300 plant species.
8. Île aux Cerfs: Lagoon Luxury and Island Fun
Île aux Cerfs offers powdery white beaches, turquoise lagoons, and thrilling activities like parasailing and underwater sea walks amid coral reefs.
Best Time to Visit: A year-round place, ideal for beach lovers and water sports.
Top Attractions:
- White Sand Beaches - Relax on some of Mauritius’ most beautiful and secluded shores.
- Lagoon Activities - Enjoy jet skiing, parasailing, and undersea walks.
- Île aux Cerfs Golf Club - Enjoy a game of golf on a stunning 18-hole championship golf course.
Fun Fact: Île aux Cerfs is one of the most photographed locations in Mauritius because of its stunning turquoise lagoon.
Visa Requirements for Mauritius Trip
Visa Requirements - Indian passport holders do not require a visa to visit Mauritius as tourists.
Validity: Indian tourists can stay visa-free in Mauritius for up to 60 days, whereas in the case of business and other purposes, stays are generally allowed up to 90 days.
Required Documents:
- Valid Indian passport with at least 6 months' validity.
- Proof of sufficient funds for the stay.
- Confirmed accommodation details.
- Return flight ticket.
- No prior visa application is needed; permission is granted at the airport.
Visa Type:
- A Tourist visa is for leisure and sightseeing.
- A Business visa is for business-related activities.
- Social Visa for social visits.
Places to Visit on Mauritius Holiday Tour Packages:
Here are some of the best places to visit in Mauritius
1. Trou Aux Biches
The 1-mile-long beach covered with white sand and turquoise waters could be one of the major attractions of a Mauritius tour. Trou Aux Biches, is a favourite among tourists visiting Mauritius. Known best for adventure activities like swimming and snorkelling, it is a perfect spot to experience the wildest water sports you've always dreamed of.
With clean water and a warm climate, it is the best place for picnics and beachside gatherings with your friends, family, and partner. The place is surrounded by numerous gold suites, spas and diving centres perfectly appropriate for recreational purposes.
For travellers looking to explore the area, the northwest coast offers the best climate with the most dramatic sunset to witness.
The numerous street food stalls and cafes will offer you lip-smackingly delicious meals, allowing you to try multiple cuisines, making it one of the best places to visit in Mauritius. It must be included in your Mauritius packages or the Mauritius tour package from India.
Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note
“The beach walks and island trips made our Mauritius tour from Vadodara very relaxing. The hotel was comfortable, and the guide was helpful throughout. I really loved the peaceful vibe of the trip. It was a smooth and enjoyable group experience.” - Uday Chopra.
Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure
2. Tamarind Falls
Nature directly connects to the Tamarind Falls, also known as the Seven Cascades. Experience the feeling of being one with nature and relish the gorgeous views surrounding the place. Tamarind Falls is one of the best places to witness during a Mauritius trip.
Tamarind Falls is also famous for thrilling activities like cliff jumping, hiking, canyoneering, bird watching, and swimming, which will refresh and rejuvenate your body and mind.
3. Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
A true paradise located in Mauritius. The garden is home to over 800 species of plants, including 80 varieties of palms. Its most famous attraction is its stunning pond of Amazonica giant water lilies, whose leaves can reach up to 3 meters in diameter (sourced by Thrillophilia destination experts).
Gather the magical experience of green, lush nature at Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. Go strolling along vibrant pathways, surrounded by rare exotic plants and giant tortoises. Catch a glimpse of the iconic giant water lilies, an essential must-see part of your Mauritius package from India.
4. Grand Bassin
A spiritual retreat, Grand Bassin is a sacred crater lake surrounded by temples. The sacred lake offers a profound spiritual experience to its Indian tourists. Also known as Ganga Talao, it is considered a sacred extension of the Indian Ganga River.
The pinnacle of Indo-Mauritian spirituality is the Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao). The Mangal Mahadev, a 33-meter (108-foot) bronze statue of Lord Shiva, is the tallest statue in Mauritius. It and a similar statue of Maa Durga now stand over the site. Visitors can tour several shrines dedicated to Hanuman, Lakshmi, and Ganesha.
4. Trou Aux Cerfs
Trou Aux Cerfs is popular for being a dormant volcanic crater located in the heart of Curepipe, Mauritius. Located at a height of 605 m, Trou Aux Cerfs is surrounded by lush greenery all around, where you can go jogging and take in a breath of fresh air.
It offers a peaceful retreat with a 360° panoramic view of the distant mountain range. With incredibly beautiful views, Trou Aux Cerfs is a place you cannot afford to miss.
7. Le Pouce
Nature lovers can never miss Le Pouce on their Mauritius holiday. It is the third-highest mountain of Mauritius and one of the premium destinations for hiking and trekking. It is quite popular for its distinctive thumb-shaped peak. A perfect blend of beauty and adventure, Le Pouce is your go-to if you are looking for thrills and stunning views in one place.
Witness some of the most enthralling views from the top and enjoy trekking on the steep edges. If you're a beginner in hiking or trekking, you can complete the route to this place, as it is beginner-friendly with a slightly steep slope through the final ‘thumb’ section. Start early, around 7:00 to 8:00 AM, to avoid scorching sun or clouds that can obscure the view (according to the Thrilliophilia destination experts).
8. Eureka House
Holding the history of the Mauritius colony, Eureka House, which is also known as La Maison Eureka, is a grand 19th-century Creole mansion in Moka that serves as a living museum. Don't forget to add Eureka House to your Mauritius tour packages. If you see a place beyond its outer beauty and are drawn by its burden stories, it is the place for you.
The museum also has areas that depict artwork, music, maps, and other housewares. Possessing 109 doors and windows, the building shows beautiful English and French architecture, a sight so enchanting that it will steal your heart. There are also riveting waterfalls and gardens surrounding the Eureka House, and it must be included in your Mauritius package from India.
Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note
Om Puri from Noida booked the Mauritius Holiday Package All Inclusive from India in March. He says, “The old city tour was an amazing experience. The local history is very interesting to see. It was one of the best experiences starting our trip. Good service and support throughout.”
Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure
Best Time to Visit Mauritius
Mauritius is one of the top picks of travellers at any time of the year, but the perfect time to visit truly depends on what you're looking for. Whether you're seeking sunny beach days, underwater adventures, or quiet tropical serenity, there's a season that perfectly aligns with your travel style.
1. Summer (November to April)
Weather: Warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 33°C. This is the perfect season for beach visits and island hopping. However, it is important to stay updated on weather reports, as there is a possibility of rain or storms at this time. While it could be a great time for experiencing all the water activities, the risk of a cyclone (January- March) should not be overlooked.
Why it’s great for Indian travellers:
It's wintertime in India, and many travellers, especially honeymooners, visit Mauritius to enjoy its sunny beaches and tropical warmth. Besides, it's a wonderful opportunity to experience the Chinese New Year (Jan/Feb), Holi, and other cultural celebrations.
Activities:
- Beach activities: The crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and diving at beaches like Belle Mare, Le Morne, and Flic en Flac. The warm waters attract vibrant marine life, making it a wonderful time for underwater adventures.
- Weather Timings: November is mostly vibrant weather suitable for water activities, with the risk of rain and cyclone increasing later.
- Nature trails: The lush landscapes of Black River Gorges National Park are perfect for trekking and wildlife exploration.
Disclaimer:
- The months of November and early December are considered better than January and March for avoiding rain and cyclones.
- For cooler, calmer weather, you can also choose May to December.
- In case of a sudden cyclonic risk, always refer to the weather forecast before visiting, carry an emergency kit, and lastly, follow the travel and staff insurance guidelines. They have the expertise to guide you through rain and cyclones.
2. Winter (May to October)
Weather: Cooler and drier, with temperatures between 18°C and 25°C. Humidity is low during this time with occasional rainfall, especially from May to September.
Why it’s ideal for Indian travellers:
While India experiences peak summer, this season offers a refreshing escape to Mauritius’ breezy and pleasant climate, perfect for outdoor explorations.
Activities:
- Hiking: Trails like Le Morne Brabant and Pieter Both Mountain offer stunning panoramic views and pleasant trekking conditions.
- Windsurfing and kitesurfing: The stronger winds make winter ideal for adventure sports, particularly at Le Morne.
- Cultural experiences: Explore historical sites like Aapravasi Ghat and local markets to learn about the island’s rich Indian heritage.
How to Reach Mauritius from India?
Here's how you can make your journey hassle-free
1. Direct Flights:-
Several airlines provide quick and convenient direct flights, including Vistara, Indigo, Air India and Air Mauritius, all of which connect major Indian cities to Mauritius.
Departure Cities: New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru
Arrival City: Port Louis, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport
Flight Duration: Approximately 6 to 7 hours
Flight Cost: 36,000 to 55,000 INR and 42,000 to 60,000 for returning flights, depending on season and booking time (according to Thrillophilia travel experts).
Airlines Operating Direct Routes:
- Air India: Offers direct flights from New Delhi and Mumbai to Port Louis, with flight durations of around 6 to 7 hours.
- Air Mauritius: Provides direct flights from New Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai to Port Louis, approximately 6 to 7 hours in duration.
- IndiGo Airlines: Operates direct flights from Bengaluru to Port Louis, with flight times around 6 hours.
2. Connecting Flights:
If a direct flight isn't available from your city, consider connecting flights with layovers in major transit hubs:
Common Layover Cities: Dubai, Nairobi, Addis Ababa
Airlines Offering Connecting Flights:
- Emirates: Routes through Dubai
- Kenya Airways: Connects via Nairobi
- Ethiopian Airlines: Transits through Addis Ababa
Total Travel Time: Varies based on layover duration; typically ranges from 10 to 15 hours.
Pro Tips: Try to book your flights 2–3 months in advance, flying on Tuesday and Wednesday. The cheapest time to plan your Mauritius package is in the months of January and October.
Things to Do on the Mauritius Tour:
Here are some of the best things to do in Mauritius
1. Scuba Diving at Belle Mare
Dive deep into the ocean and let yourself experience the best of Mauritius. One of the most captivating and refreshing experiences on a Mauritius tour is scuba diving in Mauritius. Scuba diving at Belle Mare generally costs around 5,533 to 5,928 INR (roughly USD 60–70) per dive, with local operators offering vibrant east coast reefs.
Go underwater and see the wonderful beauty of marine life. The vibrant coral reefs and wide diversity of marine animals you can never miss. Mauritius offers quite a variety in scuba diving, such as shallow, deep, drift, wreck, and canyon dives. Don't miss scuba diving in Belle Mare if you're curious and appreciate adventure.
2. Quad Biking at La Vallée des Couleurs
A trip in Mauritius is complete with the thrilling experience of Quan Biking at La Vallee Des Couleurs National Park, covering a distance of around 4 km, and places like waterfalls, beautiful terrains, and alluring vistas. Quad biking at La Vallee Des Couleurs costs between €68 and €189 per quad (approx INR 7,340 to INR 20,401), depending on the duration. For one hour of a single Quad, it costs around approx. €68, and for two, it costs around approx. €92.
The bikes are available in types such as single, double, and exclusive, and their costs vary based on the experience type (Discovery or Adventure). Witness the earth in 23 colours and lose yourself in the ravishing beauty of the surroundings. Quad biking is one of the best and most enjoyable activities included in your Mauritius package from India.
Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note
Neha Dhupia from Noida booked the Mauritius Honeymoon Package From Delhi in March 2026. This is what she has to say about her experience:
“Waterfalls and lagoon snorkelling made our Mauritius trip from Noida very special. It was a wonderful mix of adventure and relaxation. Thanks to our guide, Arjun, for organising everything so well. Our group had a fun and stress-free holiday.”
Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure
3. Sunset Horse Riding on the Beach
Horse riding at the time of sunset on a deserted beach makes for an unmatched experience with the splendid and picturesque views on the Mauritius holiday package. The ideal place for sunset horse riding is Le Morne, which costs around Rs 2,500 (approx. USD 55-60) per person for a 60-minute session. Specialised experiences such as swimming with the horse can cost up to 4,500 (approx USD 100).
With beautiful, natural surroundings, this activity is one of the best things to do on a beach surrounded by serenity and peace. Horse riding on a sandy beach with stunning blue waters and the surreal views of the sunset is an out-of-this-world experience. An expert will accompany you on foot if you're a beginner or have kids with you.
Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note
Sashi Kapoor from Indore booked a Mauritius Holiday Package in All Inclusive from India in March. He says, “The city tour and the sunset at the bay were a wonderful experience. It was one of the best experiences starting our trip. Excellent service and outstanding support for the whole vacation.”
Verified Thrillophilia international booking, 2026 departure
4. Savour Mauritius Street Food
Enjoy the mouthwatering street food on your Mauritius holiday package that is under budget. Street food in Mauritius is remarkably affordable, with snacks costing 50 MUR and 100 MUR (approx. ₹90–₹185).
The local street food in Mauritius offers a wide variety of dishes that will delight your taste buds, and is one of the best things to do while visiting the country. Mauritiu,s being a tourist-friendly location, provides a huge variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The delectable dishes never end, including Dholl Puri, Farata, Boulettes, Gateaux Piments, Mine Bouilli, and Salade Confit.
5. Luxury Catamaran Cruise
Experience a beautiful luxury catamaran cruise on Mauritius and enjoy it to your heart's content. Sail towards Gabriel Island and witness the playful yet lovely dolphins along the way. Take in the enchanting views while you cruise, and you can also engage in a snorkelling experience to observe and witness the ever-beautiful marine life.
Currently, a luxury catamaran cruise generally costs between 5,00andto 14,000 INR per person for a shared experience. In case of a private charter, it typically starts around 45,000 to 125,000+ INR per group. Prices change depending on where you leave from, your specific itinerary (like the Northern Islands or Ile aux Cerfs), and how exclusive the trip is. You will also be provided with a delicious lunch, including a seafood BBQ platter, beer, rum, juice, etc., so make sure you include such meals in your Mauritius tour packages.
6. Dolphin Watching at Tamarin Bay
Dolphins are one of the most loved animals in the ocean because of their attractive and playful nature. Explore these spectacular creatures on your Mauritius tours and indulge in dolphin watching, a magnificent sight to behold. For tourists visiting Tamarin Bay, dolphin watching and swimming excursions may cost around 4,500 to 11,000 INR per person for shared group tours. Besides, private boat charters offer a more exclusive experience ranging between 25,000 to 70,000 + INR depending on the duration and extra added activities like whale watching and BBQ lunch.
Although the weather is pleasant, the best time to spot dolphins at Tamarin Bay is July. A trainer will accompany you at all times to ensure your safety and allow you to enjoy this alluring experience. An adventure-filled activity, dolphin watching at Tamarin Bay is one of the best things to do while on a vacation in Mauritius.
7. Mountain Hiking from St Pierre to Le Pouce
Early morning hiking from St Pierre to Le Pounce is a beautiful experience offering breathtaking views that will dwell in your heart. Mountain hiking is the ideal experience for those who love adventure, excitement, and have a background in hiking and trekking.
For tourists hiking Le Pouce mountain, the activity itself is free of charge, as there are no entry fees for the mountains. However, the total costs completely depend on the selection of an all-inclusive guided tour or a self-guided hike.
You will witness the panoramic views surrounded by lush greenery once you reach the top, a feast for your eyes, an absolute beauty that will make your heart skip a beat. Marvel at the beauty of nature, making it a perfect holiday.
8. Explore Rodrigues Island
A hidden gem off the coast of Mauritius, Rodrigues Island offers a slower pace of life and breathtaking natural beauty, a perfect part of your Mauritius tour packages. The tour to Rodrigues Island usually costs around 21,000 and ₹40,000 per person, but it may vary depending on the transportation and activities you wish to choose.
Explore the island's coastline, lush forests, and hidden beaches. Hike up to Mont Limon, the island's peak, for stunning views. Visit the Caverne Patate, a natural cave with stalactites and stalagmites, an exciting part of your Mauritius tour packages.
Beaches to visit on the Mauritius Tour
Here are some of the best beaches in Mauritius
1. Tamarin Beach
One of the most famous and popular beaches, Tamarin Beach is a beautiful black sand beach, also considered one of the most riveting beaches in Mauritius. Also known as the ‘Surfer Beach,' it is a surfer’s paradise as it makes for one of the best Adventure lovers would adore this beach, so ensure you include it in your Mauritius packages.
2. Riviere Des Galets Beach
With an extraordinary beachline, Riviere Des Galets is an impressive marvel of nature that will leave you stunned. The remarkable view of the mountains and the serenity surrounding the beach is unmatched. Drowned in relaxation, it will provide you with a wonderful experience.
3. Mont Choisy Beach
Guarded by a historical monument welcoming you, Mont Choisy Beach is a must-include in your Mauritius packages. It is nothing less than a stunner with gorgeous corals, enthralling marine life, and a splendid shore where you can relax and take in the beauty.
4. Flic En Flac Beach
One of the longest beaches in Mauritius, Flic En Flac Beach is surrounded by tranquillity and is one of the best beaches to be witnessed during Mauritius tour packages. Offering the most enchanting views at sunset, this beach will steal your heart.
5. Blue Bay Beach
Renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, Blue Bay Beach is a perfect destination for snorkelling and swimming. The beach is part of a marine park, offering spectacular coral reefs just offshore, making it ideal for underwater exploration. With its soft white sands and calm waters, Blue Bay is a wonderful spot for families and those looking to relax in a picturesque setting. Don't miss the chance to enjoy a picnic under the shade of the palm trees while soaking in the stunning views during your Mauritius tour!
6. Belle Mare Beach
Known for its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters, Belle Mare Beach is a perfect spot for early risers who want to catch a stunning sunrise. This peaceful, long stretch of beach is ideal for swimming, snorkelling, or just relaxing under the shade of casuarina trees. Its calm, inviting waters make it a favourite among families and those looking for a serene beach day.
Thrillophilia’s Traveller Note
Departed from Pune in March 2026, Bipasha Basu booked the package Mauritius Honeymoon With Cruise. She says, “I really loved our Mauritius trip from Pune, especially the lagoon and snorkeling experience. It was my first time seeing such clear water and marine life. Thanks to our guide Aman for guiding us properly. Everything was arranged well, making it a fun and stress-free group holiday”
Verified Thrillophilia international booking, March 2026 departure
Popular Restaurants in Mauritius
Here are some of the best Restaurants in Mauritius
1. La Table du Château
In Domaine Anna, La Table du Château is lauded for its fusion of Mauritian and European cuisines. The restaurant's beautiful gardens create a lovely atmosphere for enjoying delicious food. Every dish served is a work of art with locally fresh-sourced ingredients. The fine dining restaurant typically costs around 6,000 to 8,000 INR for two.
2. Raj Mahal
Try the delicious food at Raj Mahal, one of the best Indian restaurants in Mauritius. Located in the heart of Port Louis, it charms diners with authentic flavours and a warm ambience. From aromatic biryanis to rich curries, Raj Mahal ensures a taste of India in every bite. The restaurant overall charges between 820 and 1,200 INR.
3. The Boathouse Bar & Grill
In Black River, The Boathouse Bar & Grill is a waterfront gem offering a blend of international and Mauritian flavours. A typical meal for two adults costs about 6,400 to 11,800 INR. Diners can enjoy seafood delicacies while enjoying scenic views of the ocean. The calm atmosphere and live music make it an ideal spot for a casual evening.
4. Le Château de Bel Ombre
For a refined dining experience, head to Le Château de Bel Ombre. Situated in a colonial-era mansion, this restaurant combines Mauritian and French influences, offering a gourmet experience. The carefully curated menu, paired with an extensive wine selection, creates a memorable dining affair. A standard meal per person costs around 9,300 to 15,500 INR.
5. Namaste Restaurant:
In Grand Baie, Namaste Restaurant is a haven for Indian cuisine enthusiasts. Well-known for its diverse menu featuring North and South Indian specialities, the restaurant boasts skilled chefs who craft dishes using traditional spices. The vibrant decor and attentive service enhance the overall dining experience. A meal for two costs about 2,900 to 4,550 INR.
6. La Spiaggia
In Belle Mare, La Spiaggia is a lovely beachside restaurant known for its Italian and Mediterranean dishes. They serve fresh seafood and homemade pasta. With views of the ocean and a peaceful atmosphere, it's a wonderful spot for a romantic meal by the sea. The exotic experience, including food for two, costs around approx. 7,800 to 12,800 INR.
Safety Advisory
- The popular honeymoon season runs from April to November, which is also the peak time for the honeymoon season in Mauritius. Tourists are recommended to travel with travel insurance from April to November. Furthermore, it is suggested to follow the weather forecast.
- It is suggested to carry light, summer-friendly clothes that are comfortable and sweatproof.
- While visiting temples in Mauritius, both men and women must dress modestly by covering their shoulders and knees.
- Always carry a water bottle and try to consume plenty of water in many places, as many don’t have the facilities for potable water.
- While visiting any wildlife sanctuary, tourists are supposed to respect all the rules to protect its unique land and marine ecosystems. The primary instruction is to enjoy the wildlife from a distance without any interference.
- There are no daily passenger ferry services, but they are primarily used for travel within the island to Rodrigues and Agaléga.
Why should you choose Trilliophilia for your Mauritius trip from India?
The Economic Times Travel and Tourism Annual Awards have recognised Thrillophilia as the Best Leisure Tours Brand, boasting a Google rating of 4.8. Here are some other reasons why you can book Mauritius tour packages with us:
- Every hotel is handpicked based on your budget, location, and food preferences — beachfront for honeymooners, comfortable and practical for groups.
- Every guide, operator, and price point is verified before it goes into your itinerary. No inflated costs, no compromises on safety.
- Flights, stays, meals, and sightseeing — handled in one place, built around your specific needs, not a standard template.
- When something goes wrong, the on-ground team is reachable immediately. Local support in every city, full itinerary trackable with our destination experts.
Mauritius Holiday Packages | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mauritius Honeymoon Getaway | Romantic Offshore Retreat | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 57,400 |
| Explore Mauritius | Tranquil Shores and More | 6 days & 5 nights | INR 52,990 |
| Mauritius Escape | Sun, Sand and Serenity | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 55,600 |
| Glimpse of Mauritius | From Seven-Hued Hills to Serene Coasts | 5 days & 4 nights | INR 46,315 |
| Mauritius at a Glance | Flight Inclusive Deal | 5 days & 4 nights | INR 99,000 |
| Best of Mauritius With Casela World Of Adventures | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 65,000 |
| Best of Mauritius | A Gateway to Oceanic Wonders | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 55,000 |
| Offshore Romance - Mauritius Honeymoon Package | 6 days & 5 nights | INR 66,000 |
| Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette Resort & Spa, Mauritius | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 66,000 |
| Island Bliss | A Romantic Getaway to Mauritius | 5 days & 4 nights | INR 46,129 |
| Mauritius Offshore Romance | Journey to the Coastal Wonders | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 54,600 |
| Ambre, A Sun Resort, Mauritius | 7 days & 6 nights | INR 57,200 |

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Mauritius Tour faqs
How many days are needed for Mauritius?
7-14 days are more than enough to explore Mauritius, allowing you to try its local cuisine and visit attractions like the botanical gardens and the Chamarel Waterfall. You can also visit scenic beaches or include adventurous activities such as trekking and snorkelling in your Mauritius tour packages.
What are the must-do activities in a Mauritius tour package?
Here are some offbeat things that you can do on a Mauritius trip:
Trek to Morne Brabant: A challenging hike with views of lagoons and coastline; the mountain doubled as a refuge for slaves in the 18th century, making the climb mean something more than the view.
Snorkelling at Blue Bay Marine Park: Sea turtles, coral formations, and tropical fish in clear, calm water. One of the cleanest snorkelling spots in the Indian Ocean.
Cave Sea Kayaking at Albion: Paddle along the coastline into hidden caves and secluded beaches most tourists never reach.
Submarine Tour at Trou aux Biches: Sit inside a real submarine and watch coral reefs and marine life pass by outside the window. Memorable for kids and adults equally.
Windsurfing at Le Morne: Consistent winds, clear water, and enough challenge to keep it interesting whether you are a first-timer or have done it before.
How much does a trip to Mauritius cost?
The cost of a Mauritius tour package can vary depending on various factors, such as the duration of the trip, the choice of accommodation, activities, and transportation. On average, a 4–7- day trip to Mauritius can cost around Rs. 22,000 to Rs. 100,000, including accommodation, transfers, sightseeing, activities, and meals.
Is 3 days enough to explore Mauritius?
Absolutely! While three days may seem short, you can still enjoy the beauty of Mauritius. Focus on main attractions like Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, and a relaxing beach day.
How can I plan a 5-day trip to Mauritius?
Start planning your 5-day Mauritius travel packages by selecting your travel dates and preferences. Choose accommodations, activities, and attractions that align with your interests. Include must-visit places like Port Louis, Belle Mare, Chamarel Waterfall, and Grand Baie in your itinerary. You can also visit the Aapravasi Ghat (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), which is known for its stunning beaches and mountain views. Consider other activities like boat trips to see dolphins and whales, visiting tea and rum estates, and indulging in the local cuisine.
How to plan a 7-day trip to Mauritius from India?
Planning a 7-day Mauritius holiday package is an exciting experience. Start by deciding your travel dates and preferences, considering the diverse experiences the island offers. In the first few days, explore the vibrant capital, Port Louis, visit the iconic Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, and engage in the local culture. Head to stunning beaches like Belle Mare for water activities and relaxation. Discover the historical charm of Mahebourg and its museums. Explore Black River Gorges National Park and revel in the scenic beauty. For an adventurous trip, visit the lively town of Grand Baie, known for its water sports. Consider including a day trip to Rodrigues Island for a more relaxed experience.
Is Mauritius visa-free for Indians?
Yes, Mauritius is visa-free for Indians. Indian passport holders need no pre-applied visa. Indian passport holders travelling are granted visa-free entry or a visa on arrival (VOA) at the airport, which is completely free of cost. The tourist can stay 90 days from the date of arrival.
What is the best time to visit Mauritius for Indian honeymooners?
The best time for Indian honeymooners to go to Mauritius is from May to December, when the weather is cool, dry, and sunny. Temperatures usually stay between 20°C and 28°C during this time, which is ideal for going to the beach, doing water sports, seeing the sights, and having romantic times. Moreover, it is important to take precautions from April to November to avoid the risk of cyclones and rainfall.
Is Mauritius a viable destination for Indian vegetarians?
Mauritius can be an ideal place for Indian vegetarian tourists with several vegetarian options. The island has a strong Indian cultural influence, including many locals following vegetarian diets. Indian vegetarian dishes, such as roti, daal, samosa, and many more, are widely available. Many resorts and restaurants offer Jain, vegan, and pure vegetarian meals, especially in places popular with Indian travellers.
What is the Mauritian rupee to INR exchange rate, and how much cash should I carry?
As per the current reports of 2026, the exchange rates are approximately - 1 Mauritian Rupee (MUR) ≈ INR 1.98 to INR 2.00 INR. That is, for an average Indian tourist, 15,000 to 25,000 worth of MUR is usually enough for basic expenses like hotels, street food, taxis, and local shopping.
How do I get from Mauritius to Rodrigues Island?
Air Mauritius operates daily flights from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport to Rodrigues. Flight time is approximately 1.5 hours. Ferry service is also available but takes 36+ hours and is weather-dependent.
Is Mauritius a good destination for Indian vegetarians?
Yes. Dholl puri, farata, vegetable curries, and dal-based dishes are widely available given the island's Indian-origin population. Most restaurants understand vegetarian requirements. Larger hotels and resorts typically offer dedicated vegetarian menus.
Recently Asked Questions
How do I get from Mauritius to Rodrigues Island?
Air Mauritius operates daily flights from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport to Rodrigues. Flight time is approximately 1.5 hours. Ferry service is also available but takes 36+ hours and is weather-dependent.
Is Mauritius a good destination for Indian vegetarians?
Yes. Dholl puri, farata, vegetable curries, and dal-based dishes are widely available given the island's Indian-origin population. Most restaurants understand vegetarian requirements. Larger hotels and resorts typically offer dedicated vegetarian menus.













