Mauritius all-inclusive holidays

Whichever coast you choose, there’s no shortage of fantastic all-inclusive Mauritius hotels. Among our favourites is The Ravenala Attitude, ideally located roughly halfway between Grand Baie and Port Louis. The adults-only SALT of Palmar boutique in Belle Mare is a sophisticated and sustainable spa resort. 

And if a haven of wellness in a tropical garden is what you’re looking for, Anantara Iko Mauritius beside Blue Bay Marine Park includes over 70 activities a week, from meditation and yoga to cooking classes and wine tastings. These are just a snapshot; our Travel Specialists know every inch of Mauritius’ all-inclusive resorts and are ready to find a place that’s not just perfect but perfect for you.

As you’d expect from an Indian Ocean island, the beaches surrounding Mauritius are special. Choose white sands in the east, golden bays in the west, or make the most of the ocean by surfing in the swells of the south. Among the best beaches in Mauritius is the gorgeous Le Morne on the southwest tip, a UNESCO-listed beach at the foot of a striking mountain monolith.

Flic en Flac in the west offers sweeping sands with sunset views and dolphins swimming offshore. In the east, beautiful Belle Mare sits beside calm waters and coral reefs. Or take a catamaran cruise to Ile aux Cerfs, an uninhabited island with an 18-hole golf course and plenty more to keep you entertained all day.

It would be easy to spend every moment in Mauritius making the most of your all-inclusive resort, and that might be exactly what you choose to do. If you prefer more activity when you travel, this island will not disappoint. Hike among the mountains, spotting birds and monkeys as you go.

Get snap happy at Black River Gorges National Park and the breathtaking Tamarind Falls, or pop into the crocodile and giant tortoise sanctuary after marvelling at Chamarel 7 Coloured Earth. Ride a bicycle along a zip line or race through the trees on quad bikes at La Vallée des Couleurs. Enjoy the landscape more serenely on a horseback trek, or swing for the green at 13 beautifully manicured golf courses.

Mauritius has a tropical climate, so you can expect balmy temperatures all year round. But if you want to enjoy toasty temperatures – without getting too hot – it’s best to go on holiday to Mauritius between April and June or September and December. During these months, humidity drops to a comfortable level and temperatures float between 23°C and 28°C. So it’s warm enough for sunbathing and watersports, but you’ll also be able to explore the island in comfort.

While you might be craving some winter sun, January and February are actually the wettest months of the year, so it’s best to avoid going to Mauritius at this time. It’s also worth knowing that the northern and western regions are generally warmer and drier than the eastern and southern areas of the island. So keep that in mind when you’re choosing your all-inclusive hotel in Mauritius.