Mauritius Itinerary 7 Days – Your Complete Travel Guide

Mauritius offers pristine beaches, turquoise lagoons, volcanic mountains, and multicultural towns. You can go from luxury resorts to traditional markets in just a few hours.

This article breaks down a perfect Mauritius itinerary 7 days for Indian visitors. We’ll show you exactly where to go, what to eat, and how to manage your time.

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Your Perfect 7-Day Mauritius Travel Plan

This Mauritius 7 day travel plan combines coastal relaxation, island adventures, and cultural experiences. You’ll get a complete Mauritian experience while keeping costs reasonable. Average daily spending ranges from ₹10,000-15,000 (MUR 15,000-23,000), including activities, food, and local transport.

Day	Areas	Main Attractions	Estimated Costs	Transport	Food Highlights
Day 1	Belle Mare, SSR Airport	Arrival, Constance Belle Mare beach, resort facilities	₹12,500 (MUR 19,000)	Private transfer	La Citronnelle, Le Swing buffet
Day 2	Pamplemousses, Grand Baie	Botanical Garden, L’Aventure du Sucre, sunset cruise	₹9,225 (MUR 14,000)	Private car	Le Fangourin, Sitar Indian
Day 3	Chamarel, Le Morne	7 Colored Earth, Black River Gorges, Rhumerie	₹13,300 (MUR 20,200)	Private driver	Le Chamarel, Le Barachois
Day 4	Trou d’Eau Douce, Île aux Cerfs	Water sports, snorkeling, island beaches	₹11,550 (MUR 17,500)	Speedboat + taxi	Island buffet, Acquapazza
Day 5	Tamarin Bay, Île des Deux Cocos	Dolphin watching, private island BBQ	₹14,350 (MUR 21,800)	Catamaran	Beach BBQ, Boathouse
Day 6	Blue Bay, Port Louis	Marine park, Mahebourg, Caudan Waterfront	₹7,650 (MUR 11,600)	Car + glass boat	Blue Bamboo, street food
Day 7	Belle Mare, SSR Airport	Beach yoga, spa, departure	₹5,250 (MUR 8,000)	Airport transfer	Hotel café

Day 1 – Arrive in Belle Mare and Beach Bliss

Your journey starts at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, consistently ranked among Africa’s best airports. Indian passport holders get visa-free entry for up to 90 days – no paperwork needed.

Morning Activities

Upon landing, head straight to the arrival hall where immigration officers process Indian passports quickly. Collect your luggage and exchange currency at the airport counters for the best rates.

Time	Activities	Key Info
08:00	Arrival at SSR Airport	Visa-free entry for Indians
08:45	Currency exchange	ATMs and forex counters available
09:00	Private transfer to Belle Mare	45-minute scenic drive
09:45	Check-in at Constance Belle Mare	Early check-in subject to availability
10:30	Beach & pool exploration	Private beach access
11:30	Resort orientation	Facilities tour

Constance Belle Mare Plage offers the perfect base for exploration. While standard check-in is 2 PM, most rooms are ready by 11 AM. Rooms cost approximately ₹36,000 (MUR 54,000) per night, including breakfast.

Lunchtime

La Citronnelle restaurant serves Mauritian cuisine with ocean views. The lunch menu (₹1,000-2,500 or MUR 1,500-3,800) features grilled fish with Creole sauce and palm heart salad. Vegetarians can enjoy lentil curry that rivals Indian daal. Service includes complimentary water and amuse-bouche.

Afternoon Activities

After lunch, explore the resort’s 15-hectare property. The white sand beach stretches 2 kilometers with calm lagoon waters perfect for swimming. Water sports available include:

• Kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding: Complimentary
• Snorkeling equipment rental: Complimentary
• Windsurfing lessons: ₹2,000/hour (MUR 3,000)
• Water skiing: ₹3,300/30 minutes (MUR 5,000)
• Catamaran trips: ₹5,000/person (MUR 7,500)

The resort’s 18-hole championship golf course, designed by Hugh Baiocchi, offers ocean views from 12 holes. Green fees cost ₹15,000 (US $180) including cart rental.

Evening Activities

Return to your room for a shower before dinner at Le Swing. This international buffet restaurant (₹2,000 or MUR 3,000 per person) offers themed nights. Monday features Indian cuisine with live cooking stations, Tuesday focuses on seafood, and Wednesday showcases Mauritian specialties.

After dinner, visit the main bar for tropical cocktails (₹650-850 or MUR 1,000-1,300). The “Mauritian Sunset” mixes local rum with passion fruit and vanilla. Live Sega music starts at 9 PM, with dance performances on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Pro Tips:

• Exchange currency at airport for best rates
• Download the MyTaxi app for reliable transport
• Resort dress code: smart casual for dinner
• Beach vendors accept only Mauritian rupees

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Day 2 – North Coast Botanical Gardens and Grand Baie

Start early to beat the heat at Pamplemousses Botanical Garden. Your hotel breakfast buffet opens at 6:30 AM with both continental and Indian options.

Morning Activities

Take the Line 197 bus or a private car to Pamplemousses (Hindi: “Panch Phal” or five fruits). The 45-minute journey passes sugarcane fields and colorful Hindu temples.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
08:00	Hotel breakfast	Buffet included	–
08:30	Transport to Pamplemousses	Private car hire	₹3,300/day (MUR 5,000)
09:15	SSR Botanical Garden	Entry and exploration	₹200 (MUR 300)
09:30	Guided garden tour	English guide available	Free
11:30	L’Aventure du Sucre	Sugar museum tour	₹525 (MUR 800)
12:30	Rum tasting	12 varieties included	Included

Pamplemousses Garden spans 37 hectares with 650+ plant varieties. The Victoria amazonica water lilies measure up to 3 meters in diameter. The talipot palm flowers once every 60 years before dying – one specimen is currently preparing to bloom.

Lunchtime

Walk 5 minutes to Le Fangourin restaurant at L’Aventure du Sucre. This colonial mansion serves Creole cuisine with garden views. Try the palm heart salad (₹400 or MUR 600) or fish vindaye (₹800 or MUR 1,200). The lunch set menu (₹750 or MUR 1,100) includes main course, dessert, and coffee.

Afternoon Activities

Drive 30 minutes to Grand Baie, Mauritius’s tourism capital. This fishing village turned resort town offers:

• La Croisette Mall with duty-free shopping
• Super U hypermarket for local products
• Sunset Boulevard beachfront promenade
• Street food vendors selling dholl puri (₹35 or MUR 50)

Your 1 week in Mauritius itinerary should include a sunset catamaran cruise. The 2-hour tour departs at 4:30 PM (₹3,850 or €46), including a BBQ dinner and unlimited drinks.

Evening Activities

Dinner at Sitar Indian Restaurant feels like home with a twist. Their tandoori prawns (₹750 or MUR 1,100) use local seafood, while butter chicken (₹550 or MUR 850) comes milder than Delhi versions. The restaurant overlooks Grand Baie harbor with boats twinkling at night.

Walk to Banana Beach Club for post-dinner drinks. Their signature “Grand Baie Sunset” cocktail (₹650 or MUR 1,000) mixes local rum with tropical fruits. The night market opens at 7 PM selling handicrafts and street food.

Pro Tips:

• Wear comfortable walking shoes for gardens
• Bring mosquito repellent for sunset cruise
• Bargain at markets – start at 50% of the asking price
• Book a catamaran cruise one day ahead

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Day 3 – Chamarel Colors and Black River Gorges

Wake up early for Mauritius’s most dramatic landscapes. The southwest region packs several must-see attractions into one scenic route.

Morning Activities

Your driver arrives at 7 AM for the 75-minute mountain drive. The winding roads through Plaine Champagne offer spectacular coastal views – keep your camera ready.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
07:00	Early breakfast	Packed from hotel	Included
07:30	Depart for Chamarel	Mountain scenic route	Private car
08:45	7 Colored Earth Geopark	Dunes and tortoise park	₹400 (MUR 600)
10:15	Chamarel Waterfall	100m drop viewpoint	Included
11:00	Black River Gorges	National park hike	Free entry
12:30	Alexandra Falls viewpoint	Panoramic views	Free

The 7 Colored Earth creates an otherworldly landscape with naturally colored sand dunes. Volcanic minerals oxidize into red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple, and yellow layers. Morning light enhances the colors – cloudy days actually produce better photos than harsh sunlight.

Lunchtime

Le Chamarel Restaurant sits 700 meters above sea level with views across the southwest coast. Their set lunch (₹1,000 or MUR 1,500) includes palm heart millefeuille, venison curry or catch of the day, and coconut ice cream. Order the wild boar stew (₹1,300 or MUR 2,000) if you’re feeling adventurous.

Afternoon Activities

Rhumerie de Chamarel produces craft rum from estate-grown sugarcane. The 30-minute tour (₹235 or MUR 350) covers:

• Sugarcane pressing demonstration
• Copper still distillation process
• Aging cellars with oak barrels
• Tasting of 6 rum varieties, including vanilla-infused

Drive 30 minutes to Le Morne Brabant peninsula. This UNESCO site symbolizes slave resistance – escaped slaves hid on the mountain, jumping to their deaths when soldiers approached. Today it offers:

• Public beach with shallow lagoon
• Kite surfing center (lessons ₹3,300 or MUR 5,000)
• Horse riding on the beach (₹1,250 or MUR 1,900)
• Sunset photo spot

Evening Activities

Splurge tonight at Le Barachois, a floating restaurant at Constance Prince Maurice. Glass floors reveal tropical fish swimming beneath your table. The 3-course menu (₹3,500 or MUR 5,300) features smoked marlin carpaccio, lobster thermidor, and vanilla crème brûlée.

The 90-minute return drive requires a designated driver. Full-day car hire with driver costs ₹6,600 (MUR 10,000) – worth it for stress-free travel.

Pro Tips:

• Pack a light jacket for cool mountain air
• Visit colored earth before 10 AM to avoid crowds
• Book Le Barachois 3 days ahead
• Rum distillery closed Sundays

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Day 4 – Île aux Cerfs Water Paradise

Today brings the postcard views – crystal clear lagoons and powder-white beaches. Île aux Cerfs (Deer Island) no longer has deer but remains Mauritius’s most visited island.

Morning Activities

Catch the 8 AM shuttle to Trou d’Eau Douce jetty. The east coast road takes 30 minutes from Belle Mare, passing fishing villages where locals sell fresh catch.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
07:00	Early light breakfast	Quick bite at hotel	Included
07:30	Transfer to jetty	30-minute coastal drive	Included in package
08:30	Speedboat to island	15-minute ride	₹4,000 (€49) full package
09:00	Parasailing booking	10-minute flight	₹1,450 (MUR 2,200)
10:00	Snorkeling session	Equipment provided	Included
11:00	Beach & water activities	Various options	See below

Water sports pricing:

• Banana boat ride: ₹525 (MUR 800)
• Glass-bottom boat: ₹450 (MUR 700)
• Undersea walk: ₹2,600 (MUR 4,000)
• Tube ride: ₹400 (MUR 600)

Lunchtime

You can enjoy a beachside BBQ buffet starting at noon. The spread features grilled fish in banana leaves, chicken satay, vegetable curry, fresh salads, and tropical fruits. Vegetarian options are always available. Drinks cost extra – local Phoenix beer ₹200 (MUR 300), coconut water ₹150 (MUR 250).

Afternoon Activities

The 87-hectare island offers more than beaches. Rent a golf cart (₹650/hour or MUR 1,000) to explore:

• Eastern beaches with fewer crowds
• 18-hole golf course designed by Bernhard Langer
• Mangrove boardwalk for birdwatching

The return boat departs at 3 PM. Back at your resort, book a spa treatment or relax by the pool. The 60-minute aromatherapy massage costs ₹6,600 (MUR 10,000).

Evening Activities

Dinner at Acquapazza brings Italian flair to Mauritian seafood. The restaurant at Shangri-La Le Touessrok offers lagoon views from every table. Menu highlights:

• Tuna carpaccio with vanilla: ₹850 (MUR 1,300)
• Lobster linguine: ₹1,900 (MUR 2,860)
• Wood-fired margherita: ₹750 (MUR 1,100)

The sommelier recommends South African wines from ₹1,500 (MUR 2,300) per bottle. Save room for tiramisu made with local rum.

Pro Tips:

• Waterproof phone pouch essential
• Book popular water sports early
• Island accepts cash only
• Reef-safe sunscreen required

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Day 5 – South Coast Dolphins and Private Islands

Experience Mauritius’s marine life on this action-packed day. Dolphins feed early, so pack your camera for some 6 AM magic.

Morning Activities

Rise at 4:30 AM for the cross-island journey to Tamarin Bay. The hour-long drive in darkness means you’ll catch sunrise over the mountains.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
04:30	Hotel wake-up call	Coffee/tea in room	Complimentary
05:00	Depart for Tamarin	Cross-island drive	Private transfer
06:00	Board dolphin cruise	Catamaran tour	₹8,250 (€99)
06:30	Dolphin encounter	Swimming optional	Included
08:30	Breakfast onboard	Continental spread	Included
10:30	Return to shore	Rest stop	–
11:00	Île des Deux Cocos	Private island charter	₹5,500 (€67)

Tamarin Bay hosts spinner and bottlenose dolphins with an 80% sighting success rate. Swimming with dolphins depends on their mood – guides never force interaction. The catamaran provides snorkeling gear, life jackets, and underwater cameras for rent (₹800 or MUR 1,200).

Lunchtime

On this private island, you can enjoy a beach BBQ starting at 12:30 PM. The menu changes based onthe morning catch but typically includes:

• Grilled lobster tail (October-March only)
• Red snapper in banana leaf
• Chicken and lamb kebabs
• Palm heart salad
• Coconut rice
• Grilled pineapple with rum sauce

The island limits visitors to 20 per day, ensuring exclusivity.

Afternoon Activities

Île des Deux Cocos offers old-school luxury without crowds. Activities include:

• Snorkeling the house reef (equipment provided)
• Glass-bottom kayaking (₹400/hour or MUR 600)
• Beach volleyball on white sand
• Villa museum tour (10 minutes)
• Nature trail walk (20 minutes round trip)

The best places to visit in Mauritius in 7 days often overlook this gem. The return boat departs at 4 PM, giving you 5 hours of island time.

Evening Activities

Your hotel transfer arrives at 5 PM. For dinner, head to The Boathouse Bar & Grill at Le Morne beach. This barefoot restaurant serves seafood straight from fishermen’s boats. The seafood platter for two (₹3,750 or US $45) includes lobster, prawns, calamari, and catch of the day.

Live sega music starts at 8 PM – traditional rhythms get everyone dancing in the sand. Try the signature “Boathouse Breeze” cocktail (₹600 or MUR 900) made with spiced rum and passion fruit.

Pro Tips:

• Pack seasickness tablets for early morning boat
• Private island has no shops – bring everything needed
• Biodegradable sunscreen mandatory in marine areas
• Cash only on Île des Deux Cocos

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Day 6 – Marine Park & Port Louis Exploration

Combine underwater wonders with cultural discovery on your final full day. Blue Bay Marine Park protects the healthiest coral reefs near the main island.

Morning Activities

Depart early for Blue Bay on the southeast coast. The 30-minute drive passes through authentic fishing villages.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
08:00	Hotel departure	30-minute drive	Private car
08:30	Blue Bay arrival	Marine park entrance	–
08:45	Glass-bottom boat	1-hour tour	₹110 (MUR 170)
10:00	Snorkeling session	Equipment provided	₹325 (MUR 500)
11:00	Mahebourg visit	Historic town	Free
12:00	Local market	Souvenirs, spices	Variable

The marine park shelters 50+ coral species and 200+ fish varieties. Glass-bottom boats reveal underwater gardens without getting wet. Snorkeling brings close encounters with parrotfish, butterflyfish, and occasional sea turtles.

Lunchtime

Blue Bamboo Restaurant in Mahebourg serves authentic Mauritian cuisine. Their seafood vindaye (₹600 or MUR 900) marinates fish in mustard and turmeric sauce. Try the octopus curry (₹750 or MUR 1,100) or vegetarian dholl puri platters (₹400 or MUR 600).

Afternoon Activities

Drive 45 minutes to Port Louis, Mauritius’s capital. Park at Caudan Waterfront (₹65/hour or MUR 100) and explore:

• Craft market: Local artisans sell handmade goods
• Blue Penny Museum: Home to rare stamps (₹200 or MUR 300 entry)
• Port Louis Central Market: Spices, textiles, souvenirs
• Street food tour: Guided walks (₹3,400 or €41)

Must-try street foods:

• Gateaux piment (chili cakes): ₹20 (MUR 30)
• Alouda (milk drink with basil seeds): ₹40 (MUR 60)
• Samosas: ₹15 (MUR 25)
• Fresh coconut water: ₹50 (MUR 75)

This 7 days travel route in Mauritius includes cultural immersion through food and markets.

Evening Activities

Return to your resort for the farewell Mauritian theme night. The buffet dinner (₹1,450 or MUR 2,200) features:

• Traditional sega dance performances
• Creole, Indian, Chinese, and French dishes
• Live cooking stations
• Local desserts like napolitaine and gato patate

Pack your bags after dinner. Most hotels offer late checkout for evening flights.

Pro Tips:

• Bring reef-safe sunscreen for marine park
• ATMs available at Caudan Waterfront
• Central Market closes at 4 PM
• Keep passport copy for museum discounts

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Day 7 – Beach Relaxation and Departure

Savor your last moments in paradise. Most international flights depart evening, giving you a full morning to enjoy.

Morning Activities

Make the most of your final hours with early morning activities before check-out.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
06:30	Sunrise yoga	Beach session	Complimentary
07:30	Breakfast buffet	Full spread available	Included
08:30	Final beach swim	Lagoon at its calmest	Free
09:30	Pack and checkout prep	Keep swimwear accessible	–
10:30	Spa treatment	60-minute massage	₹5,250 (MUR 8,000)
12:00	Hotel checkout	Store luggage with concierge	–

The beach yoga session runs daily at sunrise – perfect for stretching before your long flight. Join other guests on the sand for gentle poses facing the ocean. The instructor provides mats and adapts poses for all levels.

Lunchtime

Keep lunch light before traveling. The hotel’s beach café serves quick bites:

• Club sandwich: ₹400 (MUR 600)
• Greek salad: ₹350 (MUR 550)
• Margherita pizza: ₹500 (MUR 750)
• Fresh fruit platter: ₹300 (MUR 450)

Some guests prefer the poolside bar for final tropical drinks – non-alcoholic piña colada (₹250 or MUR 400) or fresh coconut water (₹200 or MUR 300).

Afternoon Activities

Your airport transfer collects you 3 hours before departure. The 45-minute journey includes:

1. One last coastal drive
2. Sugarcane field views
3. Mountain scenery
4. Photo stops on request

At SSR Airport:

• Check-in counters open 3 hours before flight
• VAT refund office near check-in area (receipts required)
• Duty-free shopping after security
• Multiple restaurants and cafés

Popular duty-free purchases:

• Phoenix beer 6-pack: ₹600 (MUR 900)
• Chamarel rum: ₹1,000+ (MUR 1,500+)
• Vanilla pods 10g: ₹400 (MUR 600)
• Bois Cheri tea selection: ₹300 (MUR 450)

Evening Activities

Airport dining options for pre-flight meals:

• News Café: Sandwiches and salads (₹400-600)
• Food court: Local dishes available (₹500-800)
• Café LUX: Coffee and pastries (₹200-400)

Your top 7 day itinerary for Mauritius ends as you board your flight, watching the island lights fade below. Most travelers sleep through the return journey – adjust your watch to Indian time and dream of returning someday.

Pro Tips:

• Keep MUR 1,000 for airport expenses
• Pack souvenirs in checked luggage
• Arrive early – security can be slow
• Fill water bottle after security

This Mauritius itinerary 7 days delivers the perfect blend of beaches, culture, and adventure for Indian travelers. From visa-free entry to familiar flavors with tropical twists, Mauritius welcomes you like family while showing you paradise.

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Additional Recommendations for Indian Tourists

Hotels

Luxury:

• One&Only Le Saint Géran: Renowned for its refined rooms, private beaches, and personalized service, this legendary resort offers a blend of elegance and tropical luxury.
• LUX* Grand Gaube: A stylish retreat on the northern coast, known for its modern design, family-friendly activities, and attention to detail.
• Le Meridien Ile Maurice: Features spacious rooms, private plunge pools in the Nirvana wing, and excellent Indian cuisine alongside traditional Mauritian feasts.

Budget:

• Veranda Tamarin Hotel: Affordable option near Tamarin Bay, ideal for couples and families, with easy access to surf spots and local markets.
• Coral Azur Beach Resort: Comfortable, budget-friendly resort with direct beach access and all-inclusive options.
• Casa Florida Hotel & Spa: Highly rated for its value, close to Pereybere Beach, offering simple rooms and a relaxed atmosphere.

Food

Luxury:

• Rasoi by Vineet: Michelin-starred chef Vineet Bhatia brings contemporary Indian cuisine with a Mauritian twist, set against stunning coastal views.
• Le Barachois: Floating restaurant at Constance Prince Maurice, famous for fresh seafood and romantic lagoon settings.
• Le Chateau de Bel Ombre: Colonial mansion offering gourmet Mauritian and French fusion cuisine in a historic, scenic setting.

Casual:

• Maison Eureka: Unique colonial-style restaurant in Moka, celebrated for authentic Mauritian dishes like rougaille and local teas, blending history with flavor.
• Sitar Indian Restaurant Grand Baie: Popular among Indian travelers for classic North Indian cuisine and harbor views.
• Domaine Anna Restaurant: Lakeside dining with a menu spanning Chinese, Creole, and seafood specialties.

Street Food:

• Port Louis Central Market: Try dholl puri, briani, halim, and gateaux piment while browsing local crafts and spices.
• Mahebourg Market: Best for street snacks like samosas, Chinese noodles, and Creole fritters, open Mondays only.
• Flacq Market: Lively open-air market for fresh produce, vanilla, herbal teas, and local treats.

Shopping

Electronics:

• Bagatelle Mall: Mauritius’s largest mall, featuring electronics retailers, supermarkets, and global brands in a central location.
• Riche Terre Mall: Offers a wide range of electronics, gadgets, and appliances from trusted brands.
• Cascavelle Shopping Mall: Convenient for electronics, fashion, and food, located near Flic en Flac.

Fashion & Luxury:

• Caudan Waterfront: Upscale shopping and dining destination in Port Louis, with boutiques, jewelry stores, and designer brands.
• Grand Baie La Croisette: Modern mall in the north, home to international fashion, cosmetics, and lifestyle outlets.
• Phoenix Mall: Features both luxury and affordable brands, along with entertainment and dining options.

Local Markets:

• Port Louis Central Market: Iconic for spices, textiles, souvenirs, and local foods, open daily.
• Le Craft Market Caudan Waterfront: Best for high-quality handicrafts, ship models, and Mauritian glassware, located within the Caudan Waterfront.
• Mahebourg Market: Weekly market for crafts, food, and cultural finds, with a vibrant local atmosphere.

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FAQs

Is 7 days enough to explore Mauritius?

Yes, seven days allows you to experience Mauritius’s main attractions, including beaches, mountains, marine parks, and cultural sites. While more time permits deeper exploration of each region, this itinerary covers all essential highlights efficiently.

What is the average daily cost for a 7 day itinerary in Mauritius?

Expect to spend ₹10,000-15,000 (MUR 15,000-23,000) daily for mid-range travel, including activities, meals, and transport. Luxury travelers might spend ₹25,000+ while budget options start at ₹7,000 daily.

Which is the best month to visit Mauritius?

May-December offers ideal weather with less humidity and rainfall. October-November provides perfect conditions with warm temperatures (25-30°C) and fewer tourists, making it optimal for Indian visitors.

How much money to take to Mauritius for 7 days?

Budget ₹70,000-105,000 (MUR 106,000-159,000) for a week, excluding accommodation and flights. This covers meals, activities, transport, and shopping with comfortable margins for unexpected expenses.

Which area of Mauritius is best to stay in?

Belle Mare and Flic en Flac offer the best beaches with luxury resorts. Grand Baie suits those seeking nightlife and shopping, while Le Morne provides dramatic scenery and water sports opportunities.

Should I include Rodrigues Island in my itinerary?

With only 7 days, focus on the main Mauritius island for comprehensive coverage. Rodrigues requires a minimum of 3 days and domestic flights, better suited for longer trips or return visits.