Mauritius Honeymoon

Mauritius is the central attraction of the beautiful Indian Ocean, treasured since the times of silk and spice trading. Mauritius offers soft and powdery beaches shaded by palms and casuarina trees, fields of sugar cane and excellent and friendly service. The architecture is also fascinating, from the elegant old colonial sugar plantation houses to the thatched roofs of the modern hotels, combined with the natural phenomena of the seven-coloured earth dunes at Chamerel.

Mauritius has incredible natural beauty that combines once active volcanic craters with gorges, waterfalls and lagoons. This natural beauty alongside the cosmopolitan bustle of the capital Port Louis makes Mauritius a consummate holiday experience.

Mauritius has a tropical climate that is significantly affected by southeast trade winds. It is warmest in February (85 degrees Fahrenheit) and coolest in July (70 degrees Fahrenheit)it is wisest to visit during the winter months; it is much cooler and rains less, mainly in the evening or just a passing shower in the day. The midday sun is strong so you can still get a tan. An added bonus this time of year is that the hotel charges are discounted for the Off-Peak Period.