Grand Baie is one of the most popular places to stay and explore in northern Mauritius. Known for its turquoise lagoon, sandy beaches, shopping centres, water sports, island cruises and lively nightlife, this coastal village offers plenty to do without travelling across the island every day. You can spend the morning swimming at La Cuvette,...Read More
Flic en Flac is one of the best places to experience Mauritius’ west coast. This coastal town is known for its long white-sand beach, turquoise lagoon, spectacular sunsets, beachfront resorts, dolphin excursions, and easy access to some of the island’s most beautiful natural attractions. You can spend the morning swimming, enjoy Mauritian street food beside...Read More
Airport taxis in Mauritius are not metered. They operate on fixed or pre-negotiated fares based on your destination, vehicle type, and journey requirements. With a taxi arranged after landing, you need to confirm the fare before travelling. With a pre-booked transfer, your price and pickup arrangements are confirmed before your flight. Still, one factor involved...Read More
Le Morne is one of the most beautiful destinations in Mauritius, famous for its UNESCO-listed mountain, turquoise lagoon, white-sand beaches and world-class kitesurfing conditions. Located on the island’s south-western peninsula, it combines natural beauty, important Mauritian history and luxury beachfront resorts. Visitors can hike Le Morne Brabant, relax on Le Morne Beach, explore the famous...Read More
An airport transfer in Mauritius costs around $45 to $60 (approximately MUR 2000 to MUR 3,200) for a standard private vehicle. Your actual fare depends on where you are staying, the vehicle required, your group size, luggage, and the transfer service you choose. The biggest factor is location, starting with which airport you arrive at....Read More
The taxi cost in Mauritius depends on the route and type of journey. For airport travel, a standard transfer for 1–3 passengers costs Rs 1,400 ($35) one way near Mahébourg and Rs 2,000 ($45) one way for most other destinations across Mauritius. These are planning ranges, not fixed nationwide tariffs. Your actual fare depends on...Read More
A Mauritius airport taxi is one of the simplest ways to travel from a Mauritius airport to your hotel, villa, or resort after landing. You can arrange a taxi after arrival or pre-book an airport transfer so your driver is ready when your flight lands. For most international visitors, Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU)...Read More
The official Mauritius currency is the Mauritian Rupee, shown internationally as MUR and locally as Rs. For most travellers, managing money in Mauritius is simple. Carry some rupees for smaller businesses, markets and local purchases, while keeping a bank card available for hotels, restaurants, supermarkets and other established businesses. You do not need to arrive...Read More
Getting around Mauritius works best when you choose transport around your actual itinerary, not one option for your entire holiday. Buses and Metro Express work for selected urban journeys. Rental cars give independent travellers flexibility. Taxis suit individual trips, while pre-arranged drivers and private transfers make sense for airport journeys, fixed departure times and multi-stop...Read More
Having a holiday in Mauritius is far cheaper than you think. Mauritius costs $50-80 daily for budget travelers, $120-200 for mid-range comfort, and $300-600+ for luxury. Forget the “Mauritius is only for honeymooners” myth. This is one of the Indian Ocean paradises. It welcomes every budget. Budget backpackers spend $50-80 daily (2,300-3,700 MUR) staying in...Read More
