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Covid-19 Update-10.03.21

Following the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus, the following precautionary measures have been adopted by the Mauritian authoritie

Mauritius Launches COVID-19 Vaccinations

The Thaipoosam Cavadee is one of the most spectacular religious festivals in Mauritius. In 2019, the Tamil celebration will held on 21st of January to show gratitude and affection to the Tamil goddess...

Port Louis, 26 January 2021 – Mauritius launches its Covid-19 vaccination programme today giving priority to frontliners including health care professionals, employees of the tourism industry as well...

The 100,000 doses of “Covishield” vaccine donated by India arrived in Mauritius on Friday evening. For the occasion, a ceremony was held at SSR National Airport in Plaisance.

Cabinet has taken note that...

MINISTRY OF HEALTH PRESS CONFERENCE: VACCINATION CAMPAIGN SUMMARY OF THIS AFTERNOON'S PRESS CONFERENCE, MINISTER OF HEALTH

Wishing you and your family a safe, healthy, and prosperous new year.

Non resident travelers who come from or have been in transit in the following countries during the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter the Mauritian territory until 10 January 2021: UK & South...

In Mauritius, as with all other islands in the Indian Ocean, the seasons are reversed when compared to the northern hemisphere. So in December you won’t witness so! Christmas is celebrated in the sun!...

Mauritian Government Cabinet Decision of Friday 23 October 2020

During the festival you’ll come across processions of devotees happily dancing and chanting on the roads. You’ll see colourful effigies of Lord Ganesh on small platforms being carried with great enthusiasm....

Freshest and tastiest fruits specific to Mauritius are; Coconuts, Custard Apple etc..

The protection and preservation of ecosystems in the ocean and the sea are of utmost importance to us. Our activities focus on limiting human-caused damage to marine ecosystems and the environment.

Mauritius has become an example for many countries around the world. The measures taken by the government in the fight against the Covid-19 have been praised by the WHO.

Rum history remains strongly linked to the Mauritian culture.The Mauritian rum made a reputation of its own locally and overseas.

Jean Alphonse Ravaton, Ti Frere

Mauritius Airport

The American naturalist Nicolas Pike, the US consul in Mauritius, arrived on the island in January 1867, wrote about his exploration of Grand Bassin. "The water is delightfully clear and cold and I think...

The Chagos

12 March is one of the most important public holidays in Mauritius

The Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture Is dedicated to the advancement of African and Creole Culture in Mauritius.

The Kono-Kono salad is known to have an aphrodisiac virtue.Its taste is close to the flesh of the Octopus;however, the "Konokono" is also known to be slightly hallucinogenic.

The Bichiques are small fishes that are highly valued in the Reunion gastronomy.

Discover the diverse Mauritian cultures and their various festivals!

We are pleased to announce the Grand Reopening and Rebranding Ceremony of the leisure park at Belle Mare on 17th October 2019.

A soft launch of the Mauritius Metro Train will take place on 30 September 2019. Four trains will provide service between Rose-Hill and Port Louis and each metro train will carry 307 passengers, 229 standing...

It is an honour and a great privilege for Mauritius Island that Pope Francis has agreed to visit our multicultural country. The visit of the Pope will be a State visit, prepared with the collaboration...

Looking for fun things to do in Mauritius with kids? Mauritius Toursbooking.mu regrouped all the best kids attractions at the cheapest price for you. Book your tour and explore the different attractions...

This year, Ash Wednesday takes place on Wednesday 6 March. Ash Wednesday occurs exactly 46 days before Easter Sunday. Ash Wednesday occurs a day after Shrove Tuesday, otherwise known as ‘Mardi Gras’.

From amazing white sand beaches, stunning blue water, mountains, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and so much more packed in one country. Discover our top 8 activities:

The Maha Shrivratri festival takes place on Monday 4th March 2019. The day is a public holiday. This cultural attraction will be one of the highlights of your holiday.

La Rose de Damas restaurant, situated at Quatre-Bornes which is also known as ‘La Ville des Fleurs’, one of the largest city in Mauritius, is located southwest of the island, in the region of Upper...

Karay Mario Restaurant offers delicious dishes, which combines delicate relics of the past and a touch of modernity. The restaurant is situated at Beauvallon, South East of Mauritius, experience a culinary...

Chinese New Year or 'Spring Festival' is China's most important festival and holiday time. Chinese New Year 2019 falls on Tuesday, February 5, 2019, beginning a year of the Pig.

Abolition Day is one of the public holidays in the Republic of Mauritius. It celebrates an important event in the country's history that occurred on February 1, 1835.

Mauritius is full of amazing places where one can hike. Hiking is a must activity that lets you discover the wilder side of Mauritius. Leave your footprints behind, discover Mauritius’ wonders and make...

A guide will show you around during your visit, and will guide you on the history, stories and tales of the “Domaine des Aubineaux” and of the importance of tea production in Mauritius.

New Year in Mauritius is a huge celebration under summer sun and the beautiful glowing flame tree. The tradition on the island is to welcome the New Year with loud fireworks to chase away the bad spirits...

The Metro Express, one of the biggest projects ever to be implemented in Mauritius, is set to be a reality.The metro project will cut the journey time from Curepipe to Port Louis to 41 minutes. It is expected...

Hinduism is one of the major religions in Mauritius, representing some 55% of the population according to the 2011 census. All across the island are Hindu temples of immense beauty and charm, Hari Hara...

Discover the best thing to do in Rodrigues Island with Mauritius Toursbooking.mu cheapest booking online website.

Form the base of the culture of every nation: food, music, crafts...it can be seen that the local music and traditional dances are quite used during shows in hotels and other cultural events

A tiny Indian Ocean island is not somewhere you’d expect to descend into a 600 metre long cave system full of stalactites and stalagmites, but 560km east of Mauritius on the tropical island of Rodrigues,...

Located on the Rodrigues Island, this tiny and secluded beach is definitely a must visit. he Trou d’Argent Beach is a great place for a relaxing picnic or just lounging in the sun.

The market operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays and is crammed with stalls selling all manner of homemade and home-grown goodies: chutneys, drinks, woven baskets and hats, fruit and vegetables.

Creole food forms an important part of traditional Rodrigues cooking. Through time and with the influence of cultural interactions, the Rodrigues table got mixed with Chinese, European and Indian menus...

Mauritius offers one of the healthiest fisheries in the world, where twenty-fish days are not uncommon, and fish simply don’t come in small sizes. The Mauritiusn Ministry of Tourism, reports that dorodo...

Beautiful Mauritius with its ethereal white beaches, green countryside and wide choice of cuisine is the ideal place to be on a honeymoon. This picturesque island nation off the southeast coast of Africa...

If you are passionate about thrills, you will be served! Summer tobogganing has been added to Casela’s numerous activities. The Tulawaka Gold Coaster is inspired by the gold mines of Tanzania and promises...

The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is the only international airport in Mauritius. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, the first Prime Minister and leader of the independence movement on the island.

Generally Mauritius travel guides advise that it is totally safe to visit Mauritius. Nevertheless, every destination comes with its piece of petty crime and Mauritius also forms part. You want to know...

Taking home a souvenir of your travels is one of the best ways to re-live your journey after you return. Conjure the sights, sounds and smells of your adventure in Mauritius with our guide to the best...

Visiting Mauritius by car is one of the best ways to discover the paradise island.In Mauritius you drive on the left-hand side of the road and give way to the right. It may be difficult for some to change...

Mauritius has a good bus network, which is spread throughout the country. Most of the locals are using the bus to get around the island. Taking the bus is not very comfortable, but it is a special adventure...

See below the list of Emergency Numbers in Mauritius: • Police Direct Line – 999 or 112 • Samu ( Ambulance)-114 • Fire Services-115 • Crime Stoppers-148 • Police Information Room- 208 0034...

Travel formalities vary according to passenger profiles. Find out which ones apply to you, and be thorough, since missing or non-compliant documents may unfortunately result in being unable to travel.

Drugs are totally prohibited, and drug traffickers are liable to high penalties. Even if the law provides for fast track trials for visitors, drug traffic is considered a serious crime and you might end up spending...

The natural richness of the Mauritian lagoon, where you can observe some 600 species of fish and the inviting water temperature, between 23 ° and 27 ° depending on the season, also offers a range of beach...

The eastern coast is much breezier due to its South East Trade Winds-a region mostly visited by kite surfing enthusiasts. The isolated and serene Eastern part of Mauritius offers you a rather tranquil...

The popular north coast of Mauritius is home to some of the island’s best beaches, renowned for a variety of water-based activities and the crystal clear lagoon. Here’s a quick guide to four of our favourites:

The West coast of Mauritius is warmer in the winter months (May to August) and drier all year round. The resorts of the west coast are mainly clustered around the region’s best beach, Flic en Flac, south...

The beach at Belle Mare is located near the town of Mahebourg on the South East coast of Mauritius, between Belle Mare and Pointe de Flacq. By visiting the beach you will find long stretches of sandy pristine...

In the North East lagoon of Mauritius, near the villages of St Antoine and Poudre d’Or, stands Amber Island. This beautiful island of 140 hectares form part of the local national parks, protected by the Mauritian...

About 500 metres off the coast at La Gaulette (South West of Mauritius) is l'ile aux Bénitiers. It is a large coral sand island approximately two kilometres long and 500 metres at its widest point...

Both Mauritius and Rodrigues offer a vast variety of delicious cuisine, reflecting the diverse nature of the many cultures that make up the islands. Tickle your tastebuds with Creole, French, Indian or Chinese.Absolute...

The Mauritian Rupee is the currency of Mauritius. The currency rankings show that the most popular Mauritius Rupee exchange rate is the USD to MUR rate. The currency code for Rupees is MUR, and the currency...

The Dodo were huge birds of unknown species that existed only on the island of Mauritius which had no human habitation prior to 1598. Due to its short wings and bulky body the dodo could not fly or flee...

After having visited places of interests, or lying down in the sun all day, a good night out can be an exciting option! For those who feel like making the most of the warm tropical nights, there are a host...

The Tamarind Falls Hike is surely a hike you want to add to your list of thrilling climbs that you will experience in Mauritius. Through its greenery and rainforest-like setting you would not actually...

At Grand Baie Bazar you can find a variety of stalls, where all kinds of things are offered.Souvenirs; clothes; colorful bags, fabrics and handicrafts.Beautiful stone, silver and gold jewellery can be bought...

Bagatelle Mall of Mauritius is Mauritius's leading shopping and retail destination. Bagatelle Mall of Mauritius merges the world's most desirable brands with shopping convenience and entertainment...

Port-Louis, the capital city provides a lot of small and big malls to shop. The perfect address to more than 100 small retail shops including typical Chinese shops selling herbs, and Chinese origin products...

Who would expect to see a Martello Tower alongside our tropical beach? The mighty fortress stands guard at La Preneuse on the South West coast of Mauritius. One of the best examples in the world! The cannon...

In Mauritius every city has its market operating day. Mauritius markets provide a large variety of authentic products at the best price. Discover the best places to go shopping in Mauritius and enjoy the best...

Blue Penny Museum Musée de la Photographie National History Museum, Mahebourg Natural History Museum, Port-Louis Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum Sookdeo Bissoondoyal Memorial Museum Sir Seewoosagur...

The Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum is located in the newly renovated coral bungalow by the seashore at Souillac. It is at this place that the Mauritian poet spent the last years of his life. Robert...

The Flic en Flac beach is nearly two kilometers and you can also practice swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving year-round. Indeed, the beach is a paradise for diving with its many caves and wrecks like...

Mauritian sega has been recognized by the UNESCO. This traditional Mauritian music was built around the ravanne (instrument), and has evolved with artists like Abaim, Lespri Ravann, Menwar, amongst others. Mauritian...

You will find a variety of languages in Mauritius reflecting the diverse and exciting range of cultures that have come together on the island. The most prominent languages you’ll hear on an everyday...

The world has an extraordinary diversity of plant and animal species

Mauritius is not home to amazing beaches only we have inland beauties as well like our waterfalls

The Maiden is the most popular and important event on the turfist’s list. In Mauritius, the Maiden happens mostly in the month of September and during the event, thousands and thousands of horse-racing...

The island of Mauritius lies about 800 kilometers east of Madagascar between longitudes 57 18' and 57 49' east, and latitudes 19 59' and 20 32' south. Pearl-shaped, it is sixty-one...

Welcome to Ile aux Cocos! Located at 4 km to the west of Rodrigues, emerging from the lagoon, this strip of sand is a nature reserve where thousands of sea birds have sought shelter. Principally, we can observe...

In the heart of the Indian Ocean, at latitude 19°43’ S and longitude 63°25’ E, Rodrigues Island stretches over a surface area of 108 km2. Some 650 km to the north-east of Mauritius, it is the part...

Rodrigues Island is also renowned for its authenticity – which makes the uniqueness of its anti-stress island. Authentically Creole the Rodriguan culture is vibrant through the music, dances and cuisine...

Rodrigues Island is a tiny little jewel 108km2 off the northeast coast of Mauritius, with a population of around 38,000 people. Of volcanic origin, it owes its name to the Portuguese ships’ boat, Diego...

At the heart of the Indian Ocean, some 650 km to the north-east of Mauritius, Rodrigues Island is the part of Africa that is closest to Australia. Born from volcanic activity between 1.3 and 1.5 million...

Despite the lengthy British connection, a French-based Creole language is commonly spoken, and most place names are French. Lighthouses in Mauritius are maintained by the Mauritius Ports Authority.

Mauritius enjoys a mild tropical maritime climate throughout the year. The country has two seasons: a warm humid summer extending from November to April and a relatively cool dry winter from June to September....

Finding the best prepaid SIM cards when visiting Mauritius? The Republic of Mauritius is one of the top tourist destinations in the Indian Ocean, off the southeast coast of the African continent. If you’re...

A visit to this gallery is a beautiful look into both the rich history and the exciting future of the island.Since 1987, Galerie Hélène de Senneville has provided a meeting place between artists and lovers...

Mauritius is a country with a lot of different cultures and you can taste that in the food. You will find flavours from all over the world here, but then with its own Creole twist. Food from China, India,...

His true passion in life is to express the Creole heritage of his native Mauritius through art.

Mauritius beaches have great reputation all over the world for their surreal beauty and natural landscapes.

Discover some of Mauritius tours nature reserves and parks.

Welcome to Mauritius Island!The different towns and villages have their own charm but here’s a quick guide on what they offer.

Explore Mauritius holidays and discover the best time and places to visit.

Discover the incredible Mauritius Island with Tours Booking which guides you through a large range of Mauritius sightseeing tours. We suggest you sightseeing tours to all regions of Mauritius which includes...

Learn more about Mauritius quite fascinating history!

Welcome to Paradise Island!

Discover the auhentic village of Flacq and its shopping mall

a beautiful panoramic view of Port-Louis.Marie Reine de la Paix is an open church on the side of Signal mountain, where you have a beautiful panoramic view of Port-Louis. Hundreds of locals and tourists...

Discover Port-Louis Central market, one of the oldest on the island. The central marked moved to its current location in 1828 and the oldest building you will see here is from 1833. To pay a visit to the market...

It is a very popular site for snorkelers, and also offers great dive sites.

The shrine of French Catholic priest and missionary Père Jacques-Désiré Laval is something of a Lourdes of the Indian Ocean

The Blue Penny Museum is one of the prime elements of the Mauritian cultural scene.

Andrea Lodges is a little nature sanctuary in the wild and untamed South of the island has a perfect spot for eco-tourism and adventure in Mauritius!

With Blue Safari, you can discover the splendours of Mauritius in a unique way.Blue Safari Submarines There are two submarines in the Blue Safari fleet, and both offer a unique and unforgettable activity...

Eau Bleue is also the perfect tranquil spot for relaxation.

A graceful testimony to the architectural aesthetics of the colonial era...

Pieter Both is the most iconic mountain in Mauritius

If you really want to feel hearts beating, spend a day at the Champ de Mars

The oldest museum of Mauritius

Discover various activities in a natural landscaping

The power of nature can be witnessed here best

This visit takes us to cozy streets filled with all sorts of flowers, trees in the soil as well as in the sea, and sometimes even coming down from an abandoned house’s roof! Alongside the newly built...

A site of historical significance

The most spectacular corner of the island

The wonders of Gris Gris nature are endless.

“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks.” Le Pouce is the third highest peak on the island and one of the most iconic features of the landscape. Le Pouce is located...

Best site to observe the coral life in Mauritius

Wonder picturesque bay

Come and try these unforgettable adventures at Chamarel Village and discover a selection of Mauritius wonders!

Named after the Queen Adelaide, the fort has been built between 1834 and 1840, under the direction of William IV.

A trip to the past...

Relax at the sound of the waterfall

Come and taste the good food of China Town and discover the culture of an authentic place in Mauritius!

Visitors can expect to be amazed and enchanted by this “World of Seashells” museum.

Château de Labourdonnais, surrounded by its beautiful orchards, was built between 1856 and 1859 by Christian Wiehe himself then his descendant lived there until recently.

Discover the history of Ganga Talao Mauritius Sacred Lake

Curious Corner aims to help you explore that grey area of life, where things are not what they seem, whilst having fun in the process.

Learn more about the island’s history and cultures

A real adrenaline rush and a moment of magic that will remain forever engraved in your memory!

The cosmopolitan capital city of Mauritius

A great experience for the Kart amateurs

Our cultural and natural heritage is both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration

Breathe in the excitement as you race through some of the most beautiful places in Mauritius ....

A breath-taking view overlooks the whole West Coast

The island of Ile aux Cerfs lies off Trou d’Eau Douce in the largest lagoon of Mauritius and offers picturesque surroundings in a “chic and wild” setting for a breathtaking experience of natural...

A unique and must do excursion!

Exceptional natural setting

A little piece of paradise afloat in the Indian Ocean

Discover our complete range of biscuits

Let’s go off the beaten track and discover one of the most romantic spots on the island.

Take a trip to the nature reserve of Ile aux Aigrettes for a delightful moment of relaxation and exploration.

The tropical sunsets viewed from the Mauritian lagoon are just truly magical!

Everything you need to know about Mauritian rum

You will be amazed to discover these magnificent marine mammals in their natural aquatic habitat.

Casela World of Adventures is the most visited attraction in Mauritius and the Indian Ocean, and has been welcoming locals and tourists of all ages since 1979.

A collection of fine porcelains which probably dates back to the time of Emperor Wan Li (1572-1620) of the Ming dynasty reminds us of Admiral Pieter Both’s tragic death when his ship the Banda, caught...

Mahébourg is a small city located on the south-eastern coast of the island of Mauritius. Considered as the main village of the Grand Port District it is named after Bertrand-François Mahé de La Bourdonnais,...

This trip is really unique and you will be amazed by the culinary and cultural journey about the history of tea production in Mauritius

There is much more to Mauritius than gorgeous beaches! If you can tear yourself away from the exotic sands for just a second; there are many things to do in Mauritius including activities, historic sights,...

The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, commonly known as the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, is a popular tourist attraction in Pamplemousses, near Port Louis, Mauritius, and the oldest botanical...

The Seven Coloured Earths are a geological formation and prominent tourist attraction found in the Chamarel plain of the Rivière Noire District in south-western Mauritius.

Stunning beaches, diverse culture and rich cuisine – much is made of this nation’s sedate attractions. And for good reason – they are worth a trip in their own right. But this mountainous island,...

There is no questioning the beauty of Mauritius' beaches. And the famous powder white sands, which slope gently into sapphire blue waters, have long lured visitors to the island. Yet beyond their...