Located in the south-west Indian Ocean(20°17S,57°33E),855kms east of Madagascar and 1800 km east of the African continent. 

Geographical Area:

1860 sq km. Latitude 20º south of Greenwich. Longitude  57º 35' east of Greenwich.

Capital City:

Port Louis

Indo-Mauritian, Creole, Sino-Mauritian, Franco-Mauritian

English, Creole, French, Hindi, Urdu, Hakka, Bojpoori 

Hindu, Christian, Muslim  

Slight risk of malaria; proof of yellow fever vaccination is required of those entering Mauritius 

GMT/UTC plus 4 hours 

Mauritian rupee (MUR) 1 MUR = 1.62798 INR approximately

Swimming costumes, shorts & T shirts. Carry light woolens for the winter months of May to September

Apart from the busy Christmas to New Year period, Mauritius doesn't really have a high or low season.
Winter: July to September
Least agreeable period: January to April, when the long days can prove too hot and humid for some and the threat of cyclones is in the air.
For Diving: December through March, when the waters are at their clearest;
For Surfing: June through August
For Fishing: October through April is excellent for big game fishing, when the large predators feed close to shore.

Day 01: Mauritius

Arrive Mauritius. Check into Hotel. Day free for your own activities. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 02: Port Louis - Pamplemousses - Grand Baie

Breakfast and proceed for Tour to North Island, Pamplemousses Garden, Port Louis and Grand Baie. Day free for your own activities. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Port Louis: The capital and main port of Mauritius, Port Louis, was founded by the French Governor Mahé de Labourdonnais in 1735.The Harbour lies sheltered in a semi-circle of mountains. The town has plenty of character, and shows in certain quarters signs of its past elegance. Off the main square, palm-lined Place D'Armes, there are some particularly fine French colonial buildings, especially the Government House and the Municipal Theatre, both built in the 18th Century. The lively covered market offers an insight into the fascinating cross-section of Mauritian life.

Pamplemousses (The Royal Botanical Gardens): Away from the coast and almost directly south of Grand Baie is the Pamplemousses Gardens, also known as the Royal Botanical Gardens. The famous gardens ranking among the finest Botanical gardens in the world, was started in 1735 by 'Mahe de Labourdonnais', with 'Mon Plaisir Castle' in his residence. The 60-acre garden boasts 500 different species of plants, of which 80 are palms. Of particular interest are the giant water Lilies locally known as 'Flan Tins' (Victoria Regia), a spice garden and the Talipot Palms, said to flower once every 60 years after which they die. Pamplemousses also features plants from all over the world - wild bananas, camphor trees, clover and nutmeg trees from Manila and there is also an art gallery and a cemetery.

Grand Baie: This is the main holiday centre for Mauritians and tourists alike. Grand Baie used to be a tiny fishing village. The northern coastline beyond Tombeau Bay has many delightful beaches. The coastline curves into Grand Bassin itself, the main centre for yachting, water skiing, windsurfing, and many other water sports. The town of Grand-Baie is a charming village with white sand beaches, bordered with shops, restaurants and coconuts.

Day 03: In Mauritius

Breakfast and day free for your own activities. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 04: Curepipe - Chameral Colored Earth

Breakfast and proceed for Tour to south Island, 7 Colour Chamerel and Curipipe. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Chamerel Coloured Earth: In the district of Black River are colored dunes of volcanic ash which are naturally displayed in the orderly pattern of 7 colors - result of weathering - a fascinating phenomenon well worth a visit.
Recommended Time: Late afternoon.

Curepipe: At 20 km from Port-Louis, is a residential city of 75,000 inhabitants. It took its rise at the end of XIXth century, when the inhabitants of Portlouis took refuge there, fleeing the epidemic of malaria.

Day 05: Ile Aux Cerfs Island

After Breakfast, proceed to ILE AUX CERFS by speed boat. Watch water falls and enjoy water sports activities in ILE AUX CERFS. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Ile Aux Cerfs: It is a large island found on the East Coast of Mauritius close to the coastal village of Trou D'Eau Douce in the district of Flacq. It is nearly 100 hectares in area. There are a number of sandy beaches. It is a very popular recreational spot for both Mauritians and tourists alike for there are close to 800 visitors to the island per day.

After Breakfast; Day free for leisure. Dinner and Over Night at hotel.

Day 06: Mauritius

Breakfast and day free for your own activities. Dinner at Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 07: Mauritius - Destination

Breakfast and proceed to Airport to board your flight to India.