Mauritius is a popular tourist destination, offering white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and lush vegetation. Activities include golf, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing and kitesurfing.
Formalities and documents : To travel to Mauritius, French travellers need a valid passport and a return ticket. You'll also need a booking confirmation for accommodation, as well as sufficient financial means to cover the cost of your stay on the island. A visa is not required for a stay of less than 3 months in Mauritius.
Health: Before you leave, check that your vaccinations are up to date, especially against hepatitis A.
Special laws: Vaping and the possession of electronic cigarettes and accessories have been banned in Mauritius since June 1, 2023.
Climate & Clothing: For a trip to Mauritius, it's best to pack light, comfortable daywear, such as cotton clothes. Don't forget to bring several swimsuits, given the tropical climate. For the evenings, a light woollen jacket is recommended, especially during the austral winter (June to September), when evenings can be cooler. Finally, bring one or two smart outfits for evening outings.
Activities: Mauritius offers a wide range of activities, from golf and scuba diving to kitesurfing and hiking. The major advantage? Most of these activities can be enjoyed all year round, offering a rewarding experience, whatever the season of your stay.
Accommodation: Mauritius enjoys excellent accessibility thanks to its international air links, with an average flight time of 6 hours for a direct flight from France. Once you've arrived, there are a number of transport options available, including cabs, buses and car rentals for exploring the island. Mauritius offers a variety of accommodation options to suit all budgets.
Currency: Make sure you have local currency or international means of payment accepted on the island. The country's official currency is the Mauritian rupee (MUR). It is the only legal currency for all transactions on the island.
Language: The official language of Mauritius is Mauritian Creole. But rest assured, while knowledge of a few words of Creole is appreciated, French and English are widely spoken and understood. So, if you master these languages, you'll be able to communicate easily and enjoy your stay to the full.
Rêve de Golf is a luxury villa rental company in Mauritius, in the heart of the Anahita Golf Club
Rêve de Golf
Unit 109 The Junction Business Hub
Calebasses - Mauritius
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