Discover Mauritius
Stay
One and Only Le Saint Géran
On a private peninsula between the Indian Ocean and a lagoon, One&Only Le Saint Géran offers rooms, suites and villas for relaxed Mauritian island living.
Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury
On a white-sand shore in Grand Baie, Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury combines tropical surroundings with suite accommodation and a longstanding tradition of attentive hospitality.
Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita
On Mauritius's east coast, Four Seasons Resort at Anahita offers villas with private plunge pools, gardens and outdoor showers beside a tropical lagoon.
The St. Regis Le Morne Resort
At the foot of Le Morne's UNESCO-listed mountain, The St. Regis Le Morne Resort offers a beachfront retreat on Mauritius's south-western coast.
Maradiva Villas Resort and Spa
An all-villa retreat on Mauritius's west coast, Maradiva combines private-pool accommodation, tropical gardens and a long stretch of beach with dining and wellness experiences.
LUX* Grand Baie
On a crescent of sand in northern Mauritius, LUX* Grand Baie combines contemporary design with beach life and a modern approach to island hospitality.
Eat
Restaurants Worth Discovering
Château Mon Désir
French fine dining in a colonial château at Maritim Resort and Spa, Balaclava; crayfish ravioli, lobster curry. Why famous: Mauritius' fine-dining hub; exclusive wine cellars and the island's grandest Sunday brunch.
La Goélette
European fine dining at Royal Palm Beachcomber, Grand Baie. Why famous: the gastronomic flagship of the Indian Ocean's most exclusive hotel.
La Table du Château
Refined Mauritian cuisine on a historic sugar estate at Château de Labourdonnais, Mapou. Why famous: heritage estate-to-table dining in a 19th-century château; one of the island's highest-rated tables.
Le Chamarel Panoramic Restaurant
Creole fine dining on a terrace 260 metres above sea level in Chamarel. Why famous: Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice 2025; the island's most spectacular restaurant terrace.
Floating Market
The international dining venue at JW Marriott Mauritius, Le Morne. Why famous: the culinary centrepiece of the island's top-rated heritage resort under Le Morne.
Culture
Things to See and Do
Le Morne Brabant
UNESCO-listed mountain on the southwest peninsula. Why visit: the symbol of Mauritius and a legendary kite-surfing backdrop.
Chamarel Seven Coloured Earths
Volcanic dunes of multi-hued sand in the highlands, beside the Chamarel waterfall. Why visit: the island's strangest natural wonder.
Black River Gorges National Park
The island's largest rainforest reserve. Why visit: hiking through endemic forest and the best viewpoint on the island.