A popular choice for where to stay in Mauritius for those wanting to get out and explore. Grand Baie has a selection of popular bars and restaurants and is home to some of the island’s best nightlife, making it the ideal area for a night out on the town.

Home to some of the most iconic beaches in Mauritius including Belle Mare, boasting some of the longest stretches of beach on the island. You’ll also find Ile aux Cerfs here, famous for its pristine turquoise lagoon, excellent golf course, open air restaurants and stunning views.

Discover fantastic hiking trails and lush scenery in the Black River Gorges National Park, the largest national park in Mauritius. Le Morne Peninsula is also beautiful and well situated with a dramatic mountainous backdrop.

Port Louis is the charming Mauritian capital and has a bustling daily market offering a wide range of both local and international goods, the perfect place to pick up souvenirs! This is where to stay in Mauritius if you’re looking to experience the cosmopolitan mix of cultures the island has to offer. The west coast also has lovely beaches and is a great area for watersports.

If you’re drawn to dramatic landscapes, lush forests, and a more tranquil side of Mauritius, staying near the Chamarel Mountains might be just what you’re looking for. Tucked away inland near the southwest of the island, this area offers a unique contrast to the busier beach resorts, ideal for those seeking nature, culture and peace.

Just a short flight from Mauritius, this stunning island offers a unique contrast from its better known neighbour, with breathtaking landscapes of canyons, lava fields, active volcanoes and waterfalls.

This hidden gem is easily accessible by a short flight and offers a totally different Indian Ocean experience. Enjoy unspoilt nature, walk among giant Aldabra tortoises and discover stunning coves dotted along the rugged coastline.