Welcome to Mauritius.

A paradise island in the middle of nowhere Mauritius is, a volcanic island of 1865 square kilometers situated in the Indian Ocean, approximately 2400 kilometres off the South East Coast of Africa.
The average temperature during day time is 25° C (75° F) and rarely under 13° C (62° F) at night.
Mauritius is a remarkably cosmopolitan place that has accumulated a diverse collection of people form India, Europe, Africa and China.
It serves as a poster for multicultural harmony, as a result of which it is considered as a great gateway for travellers.
Mauritius is an ideal island for holiday seekers, newly-wedded couples.
The beauty of its beaches with splendid white sand, the lagoon with crystal-clear water, the sun, its mountain ranges and its greenery make Mauritius a unique and remarkable island that needs to be known.
Welcome to our beautiful island of Mauritius and enjoy yourself.

The weather in Mauritius is perfect for holiday as the climate is enjoyable all year round .
In the coastal areas, mainly the west side of the island, there is not as much variation in the temperature.
The warmest months of the year in Mauritius are January and February and the only problem during the warm months is that a cyclone can occur.
During a tropical cyclone in Mauritius, there can be very strong winds, very high waves in the sea and it brings lot of rain too.
Summer is from November to April and winter is from May to October.
The coolest region, if it can be said cool, is the central plateau. The central plateau is also the region of Mauritius which receives the most rainfall.
The temperature of water along the coast of Mauritius during summer is usually around 27°C and in winter it can be up to 22°C.
During the summer season the climate is usually dry and warm; the temperature on the coastal areas can be from 25°C to 35°C.
On the central plateau the temperature is cooler most of the time from 20°C to 28°C.
In the winter season the weather is humid and warm most of the time.
The temperature in the coastal areas is around 24°C and the central plateau around 18°C but during the night the temperature cango down a few degrees.
Of course it is never as cold as in Europe.

* Some places of interest:

• Balaclava Ruins – The ruins of the old Balaclava estate
• The Labourdonnais Orchards – Visitors can hike or mountain bike through perfumed exotic flowers and tropical fruit trees
• The Aquarium Maurice – Facing the clam waters of the lagoon between Pointe aux Piments and Trou aux Biches, is the Aquarium (buildings with numerous tanks and pools) populated by many specimens of marine life from the Indian Ocean. The Aquarium offers a unique opportunity of admiring the colourful treasures of the Indian Ocean
• Flacq Market - The country's largest open-air market
• Domaine du Chasseur - Experiencing the nature of Mauritius - A magnificent park, near Mahebourg on the South Eastern side of the island, covering 2,000 acres, home to a variety of animals including the Java deer, wild boar, Kestrel and monkeys. Also a restaurant of the top class.
• Domaine L'Ylang Ylang - A plantation of ylang ylang trees located at Anse Jonchée few kilometres of Vieux Grand Port. A visit of the plantation is a must for every nature-lover. Lovely situated restaurant.
• Bois Chéri: visit the tea production, enjoy the mauritian cuisine in a colonial house build 1819.
• Ile aux Aigrettes - For a genuine ecotourism trip you must visit this Nature Reserve situated at about 800 meters off the south-east coast of Mauritius.
• Dutch Ruins - The ruins of the first Dutch fortifications located at Vieux Grand Port, the oldest settlements in Mauritius..
• Souillac - A village with several historical remains and the coral-built “La Nef” house of famous Mauritian poet Robert Edward Hart.
• Domaine les Pailles – Experience the original Mauritius: A nature park and cultural center covering more than 3,000 acres. Restaurants and Casino of the luxury class are found there. There are also possibilities of driving in Land Rovers in the mountains where deer, monkeys and rare birds live harmoniously, riding in horse –drawn carriages or in a train.
• Sept Cascades’: Go deep into the indigenous forests of ‘Les Sept Cascades’, South West of Mauritius. Literally meaning 'seven waterfalls', ‘Sept Cascades’ is a favourite among locals to go trekking and hiking in the greenery. The hike may reveal to be quite challenging in some places. But after all the huffing and puffing, you will be grateful once you reach the cooling springs and waterfalls.
• 22 coloured earth: found at Rivière des Anguilles