Mauritius – diverse & authentic

The start of your Mauritius trip takes you to the quiet southwest of the island. This region is known for its expansiveness, tranquility, and the original life away from the hustle and bustle. Here you arrive – with views of green hills, tranquil bays, and the relaxed pace of Mauritian everyday life.
Whether on a walk along the coast, a first exploration, or a day on the golf course – the southwest offers the perfect introduction to immerse yourself in the island feeling.

Today, we continue into the lush heart of the island – to the highlands around the small village of Chamarel. There awaits a landscape that surprises: with dense vegetation, roaring waterfalls, and a play of colors of the earth that is unique worldwide. The “Seven Colored Earth” is the region’s most famous natural phenomenon, but it is worth letting your gaze wander beyond that. The highlands are a place of tranquility and at the same time a window into the natural history of Mauritius.

Your journey takes you further into the vibrant north of Mauritius. On the way there, a stop in Port Louis is worthwhile to stroll through the old town streets. Upon arriving in Grand Baie, Mauritius shows its lively side: with colorful markets, music, people, and the clear blue of the Indian Ocean. Here you can live into the day, try local cuisine, or simply sit by the water and observe life.

The conclusion of your trip is the east. This coast is rougher, more open, and more original – and perhaps that is exactly why it is so impressive. The wind blows stronger here, the beaches are wider, and often you are completely alone with the view of the sea. In small villages, you encounter the everyday life of the islanders and experience Mauritius in a whole new way: honest, direct, with a quiet strength that remains.

With unforgettable impressions, encounters, and a large portion of island feeling in your luggage, you begin your journey home – the suitcase full of memories that stay.