The small island nation may be best known for its white sands and December sun, but don’t be fooled – beaches are only the beginning of what this subtropical destination has to offer.
Le Morne Brabant Mountain is a favourite spot for hiking in Mauritius
For many UK tourists, Mauritius has long been considered a luxury ‘fly-and-flop’ destination.
Miles of sandy coastline and tropical climate have made the Indian Ocean island a popular choice for sun worshippers, with daily direct flights from London only adding to the appeal. It’s also one of the few African countries you don’t need a visa for; British passport holders are welcome to stay for up to 60 days, while for EU citizens, this window extends to 90 days.
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