Mauritius holiday guide for Indian travellers
Best timeMay to December – dry and pleasant
Visa for IndiansNo visa needed in advance – free entry on arrival
Flights from IndiaAbout 6–11 hours, non-stop from Mumbai and some other cities, or one stop
Packages2 trips from ₹1,31,000 per person
Mauritius is a favourite honeymoon island for Indian couples – turquoise lagoons, soft white beaches and luxury resorts, with a warm welcome and familiar food thanks to the island's Indian heritage. Spend your days on a catamaran to Île aux Cerfs, explore the waterfalls and seven-coloured earth of the south, and visit Grand Bassin, the sacred lake and temple.
Most couples and families stay 5 to 7 nights, splitting time between beach days and north and south island tours. We help you choose the right resort and meal plan, and every package can be customised with water sports, spa days or flights from your city.
Read our full guide: Mauritius honeymoon package guide
Mauritius tour FAQs
Do Indians need a visa for Mauritius?
No advance visa is needed. Indian passport holders get free entry on arrival for tourism, typically for up to 60 days. Carry a return ticket, your hotel booking and proof of funds, and fill the free All-in-One Travel Digital Form online before you fly.
How much does a Mauritius trip from India cost?
Our Mauritius packages start from ₹1,31,000 per person on twin sharing, including taxes and GST. The resort, room type and meal plan make the biggest difference, and we can add flights from your city.
How many days are enough for Mauritius?
5 nights is enough for a north tour, a south tour and a catamaran day to Île aux Cerfs. Choose 6 to 7 nights for a relaxed honeymoon with free beach days.
What is the best time to visit Mauritius?
May to December is the best time, with dry, pleasant weather. January to March is hot and humid and can bring cyclones, though resorts offer good deals.
Is Mauritius good for a honeymoon?
Yes – Mauritius is one of the top honeymoon picks from India, with beachfront resorts, sunset cruises, candle-light dinners and a relaxed island pace.
Is Indian and vegetarian food available in Mauritius?
Yes. Most Mauritians have Indian roots, so Indian and vegetarian food is everywhere – from resort buffets to street snacks like dholl puri. Jain meals can usually be arranged by hotels with advance notice.