Mauritius Honeymoon Packages

Mauritius Honeymoon Packages website is your explicit and complete guide to Mauritius, that will direct you towards memorablee holidays under the sun, on a paradise retreat. From the places to visit, through the numerous sports and leisure activities available, to the rich and colourful culture of the local people, this exclusive in-depth guide to Mauritius will make you explore this exotic island from within. All the practicalities from entry requirements to currency, transportation, Food and communication facilities... that will complement everything you will need for your memorable dream vacations.

How to Reach : Mauritius is very well connected with main metropolitan Cities of India i.e. Delhi, Mumbai,Bangalore & Chennai. You may also opt to take Emirates airlines flight via Dubai and take break of 3 nights in Dubai.

CLIMATE : The best time to visit Mauritius is during July to September, as the daytime temperatures are more moderate during this time. During summer (November to April), temperatures can rise to 30ºC. 

MONEY : The currency is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR), which is divided into 100 cents. Traveler’s cheques and foreign currency can be exchanged at banks, bureau de change and larger hotels. ATMs are widely available. Restaurants and large retaile places accept major credit cards.

PEOPLE, RELIGION AND LANGUAGE :  English is the official language of Mauritius, but the most widely used is French and the local dialect, Creole. Hindi, Urdu and Chinese are also spoken. About half of the people of Mauritius are Hindu while 30% are Christian (mainly Roman Catholic).

FOOD & DRINKING WATER : The cuisine includes culinary delights of various countries as Mauritius is a cosmopolitan destination. Mauritian cooking ranges from Indian, Chinese, Mughlai to French. Garlic, ginger, onion and chillies are ingredients preferred by Mauritians to serve their epicurean delights. Spices are prepared in homes and they emanate a special aroma when applied to the food. Water is relatively safe to drink. However, visitors are advised to use bottled water which is available in all shops.

SAFETY : A visit to Mauritius is usually trouble free, however petty crime can be a problem and it is not wise to wander alone outside hotel grounds at night. Pick-pockets are also active in the central market in Port Louis.

PHOTOGRAPHY : Always ask permission before photographing a person. One should also be cautious when taking pictures in sanctuaries.

SHOPPING : Since Mauritius is a completely duty-free country, shopping in Port Louis is something that all serious shopaholics should do at least once in their lifetime. From the plethora of shopping malls and street-side shops and vendors to bustling markets, shopping in Port Louis might require some comfy walking shoes!

BEST TIME TO TRAVEL : Mauritius is a year-round destination. The island is blessed with a mild tropical climate with average temperatures varying between 20°C and 32°C. The western and northern regions are warmer and relatively drier than the east and the south.

VISAS & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS : You must have a valid passport. No visa is required for a stay of up to 60 days for tourism or 90 days for business purposes. Passports must be valid for six months after period of intended stay.

CUSTOMS & FOREIGN CURRENCIES : Homosexuality is illegal in Mauritius. Penalties for drug trafficking and use are severe, and any personal medicinal drugs should be covered by a prescription. There are no restrictions on foreign currency, traveler’s cheques and other banking instruments.

TRAVEL HEALTH : No vaccination certificates are required for entry into Mauritius, unless travelling from a country infected by yellow fever or where yellow fever is classified as endemic. Stonefish stings are uncommon but can be fatal in some cases. 

OVERSEAS TRAVEL INSURANCE : We strongly recommend that you take Travel Insurance for the duration of your holiday for peace of mind and to avoid the high costs related to medical emergencies.

WHAT TO CARRY : Pack lightweight casual wear and beach wear. Take a lightweight puuloverr for the evenings, especially in the cooler season. Pack suntan lotion, sunglasses and rubber sole shoes to protect you from the coral on the beach. Warmer clothing is also advisable for evenings. Don’t forget to pack a raincoat.

EXPORT OF FAUNA & FLORA : Plants and parts of plants have to be declared at customs and some of them might be forbidden. Sugar cane is one of them. An import document and a health certificate from the country of origin are also required for the introduction of animals and animal by-products.