
belle mare
lux belle mare
A top-tier pick for Indian travelers who want the security of a big resort with the soul of a boutique.
typically
₹32.5kper night
Mauritius is the easiest Indian Ocean island to visit, period. Direct flights from India, good infrastructure, and Creole-French culture that feels both familiar and exotic. Yes, it's popular with honeymooners, but don't let that put you off — the island has personality beyond the resorts. Rent a car and explore.
the stays we’d put our own family in first.

belle mare
A top-tier pick for Indian travelers who want the security of a big resort with the soul of a boutique.
typically
₹32.5kper night

grand baie
This is a cornerstone property for the Indian traveler.
typically
₹46.5kper night

grand baie
A premier choice for couples seeking a peaceful Mauritian getaway without the noise of large family resorts.
typically
₹30kper night

belle mare
An elite choice for milestones.
typically
₹81kper night

belle mare
A gold standard for Mauritius that justifies its price through sheer variety.
typically
₹34.5kper night

belle mare
A top pick for Indian honeymooners who prioritize peace over big-resort bustle.
typically
₹18.5kper night
the sweet spot for most families

belle mare
A top-tier pick for Indian travelers who want the security of a big resort with the soul of a boutique.
typically
₹32.5kper night

grand baie
A premier choice for couples seeking a peaceful Mauritian getaway without the noise of large family resorts.
typically
₹30kper night

belle mare
A gold standard for Mauritius that justifies its price through sheer variety.
typically
₹34.5kper night

le morne
This is the 'easy button' for Indian families in Mauritius.
typically
₹26kper night

grand baie
A top-tier choice for Indian travelers who value the reliability of a global brand.
typically
₹32.5kper night

grand baie
A solid, high-performing resort that delivers exactly what it promises.
typically
₹33.5kper night
worth the detour — we’d go out of our way for it

grand baie
A premier choice for couples seeking a peaceful Mauritian getaway without the noise of large family resorts.
typically
₹30kper night

belle mare
A gold standard for Mauritius that justifies its price through sheer variety.
typically
₹34.5kper night

le morne
A premier choice for travelers wanting the quintessential Mauritian beach experience without the scale of larger, noisier resorts.
typically
₹40kper night

flic en flac
A premier choice for Indian travelers seeking a high-end, private experience in Mauritius.
typically
₹73kper night
Not a town, a curated coastline of hotels. Windier than the north.

belle mare
A top-tier pick for Indian travelers who want the security of a big resort with the soul of a boutique.
typically
₹32.5kper night

belle mare
An elite choice for milestones.
typically
₹81kper night

belle mare
A gold standard for Mauritius that justifies its price through sheer variety.
typically
₹34.5kper night

belle mare
A top pick for Indian honeymooners who prioritize peace over big-resort bustle.
typically
₹18.5kper night

belle mare
A high-performing classic that delivers a quintessential Mauritian beach holiday.
typically
₹38.5kper night
quiet floors, a cot that actually arrives, and a kitchen for the bottles.

belle mare
A top-tier pick for Indian travelers who want the security of a big resort with the soul of a boutique.
typically
₹32.5kper night

grand baie
This is a cornerstone property for the Indian traveler.
typically
₹46.5kper night

belle mare
An elite choice for milestones.
typically
₹81kper night

belle mare
A gold standard for Mauritius that justifies its price through sheer variety.
typically
₹34.5kper night

le morne
A premier choice for travelers wanting the quintessential Mauritian beach experience without the scale of larger, noisier resorts.
typically
₹40kper night

flic en flac
A premier choice for Indian travelers seeking a high-end, private experience in Mauritius.
typically
₹73kper night
You arrive and the air smells of frangipani and diesel. The roads are surprisingly good. The spoken language is French-inflected Creole. Mauritius is more complicated than the stock photos suggest.
The beaches are, of course, incredible — powder white sand, turquoise lagoons, the kind of underwater visibility that makes snorkelers of the most reluctant. But venture inland and you'll find tea plantations, dormant volcanoes, botanical gardens where the Victoria water lilies are the size of small cars.
Culturally, Mauritius is a crossroads. The food blends French technique with Indian spices and African influences. The people are Hindu, Muslim, Christian, and Buddhist — often within the same family. The cities are a mix of colonial architecture and modern development. It's an easy place to be a tourist, but it rewards curiosity.
Fly direct from Mumbai or Chennai. Rent a car — the roads are generally good. Pair with Reunion Island for a hiking contrast or Rodrigues for true escape.