Mauritius, is an island country in Africa located in the southwestern Indian Ocean 550 km east of Madagascar.

Mauritius includes the main island, Rodrigues and numerous coral atolls. It is part of the Mascarene Islands, an archipelago of volcanic origin, probably belonging to a submerged chain which also includes, among other things, the Seychelles and La Réunion islands. The main island, Mauritius, was formed as a result of three eruptive episodes, the first occurring 7.8–6.8 million years ago.

Mauritius is known for its outstanding natural beauty. In his travel diary, Following the Equator, Mark Twain noted that 'One gets the impression that Mauritius was created first and then paradise, and that paradise was copied from Mauritius'. It is surrounded by coral reefs, which, over time, have produced the characteristic white sand of its beaches.

Mauritius has no official language; however, being a former colony of the United Kingdom, from which it gained independence in 1968, the language used in parliamentary acts is English, although the most widely spoken is Mauritian Creole, largely based on French.





Holiday catalogue (2023)
Holiday catalogue (2022)

Mauritius is a major tourist destination, and the tourism sector is one of the main pillars of the Mauritian economy. The island nation enjoys a tropical climate with clear warm sea waters, beaches, tropical fauna and flora, complemented by a multi-ethnic and cultural population.

The Republic of Mauritius comprises Mauritius Island and several outlying islands.

Islands parts of the Republic are Mauritius Island, Islets of Mauritius, Agalega Islands, Cargados Carajos, Ile Plate, Île aux Cerfs, Ile de la Passe, Rodrigues, Round Island and Tromelin Island.

A variety of waterfalls are skattered around the vulcanic remineshecnces of Mauritius, maong these the Tamarind Falls.

Mauritius currently has two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, namely, Aapravasi Ghat and Le Morne Cultural Landscape. Additionally, Black River Gorges National Park is currently in the UNESCO tentative list.


Holiday catalogue (2023)
Holiday catalogue (2022)

The largest protected natural area of Mauritius is the Black River Gorges National Park, around the Rivière Noire area of over 6 574 hectares[19] Other national parks are the Bras d'Eau National Park, established in 2011[20] and the Minor Islands National Park[21] which brings together some islands and islets that rise off the coast of the mother island, including Île aux Flamants, Île aux Fouquets, Île aux Fous, Île aux Oiseaux, Île aux Vacoas, Île d'Ambre, Rocher aux Pigeons and Rocher des Oiseaux. Other reserves are Le Pouce, Île Ronde, Île aux Serpents, Île aux Aigrettes, Île Cocos, Île aux Sables, Coin de Mire, Île aux Mariannes, Île Plate, Îlot Gabriel and Bois Sec. There are also a number of nature reserves inaccessible to the public, which are used for species conservation programmes.

Among the mammals that inhabit the island we can mention the mongoose and the Javan sambar, imported by the Dutch to be used as prey in hunting trips. Wild pigs and macaques are also found in the Rivière Noire area.

There are many birds, although even in this case many species are endangered.

The waters around Mauritius, with their coral reefs, are teeming with life ; from the species that live in the reef, to the various species of manta rays, sharks and moray eels, as well as some sea turtles and countless invertebrates.


Holiday catalogue (2023)
Holiday catalogue (2022)

Calming, euphoric, curious, adventurous – Mauritius is the place to embrace every energy, a destination to feel connected and be free.

The island offers a holiday adventure full of authentic interactions and meaningful experiences. Travellers can pause from their busy lives and feel present, taking time out to connect with themselves and their family.

Come to Mairtius and explore mountains, lagoons, waterfalls, beaches, national parks and buzzy markets. Mauritius is big enough for extraordinary adventures and small enough to do it all in one holiday. Most importantly, the people of Mauritius are warm, welcoming and invite you to feel the island energy.

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