Mauritius

Mauritius is the perfect holiday destination for the entire family! With endless things to do, to beautiful places to see & exciting foods to try! Mauritius offers activities for the entire family, no one will be bored. Water activities are hugely popular on this Island.

Mauritius is known as a plural society where all the ethnic groups present: Hindus, Muslims, Creoles, Chinese and Europeans live in peace and where all the ancestral cultures have been preserved. These features make the island a unique place in the world, and the Mauritians known for their tolerance and kindness towards all people.

Mauritius is 2 hours ahead of South Africa. A Visa is not required for travel. A valid passport with at least two blank pages. A copy of a valid return or onward ticket.

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