Dubai to Mauritius Tour- Holidays by Tripfinder
- DAYS
5 - PRICE
د.إ 7,990.00
Escape to the idyllic island paradise of Mauritius with Tripfinder’s exclusive four-day tour, which has been skillfully planned to provide you with an exquisite fusion of natural marvels, cultural experiences, and tropical relaxation. As you explore the lush surroundings, cascading waterfalls, dormant volcanoes, and vibrant local culture, you will come to appreciate the breathtaking beauty of this gem of the Indian Ocean.
Your journey starts at Trou Aux Cerfs, a lush, extinct volcano that offers a 360-degree view of the alluring terrain of the island. Take pictures of the breathtaking views of Curepipe, Rempart Mountain, Trois Mamelles, and the magnificent Port-Louis-Moka mountain range. The island’s towns and villages are supported by the Mare Aux Vacoas Reservoir, a historic water source. Experience the meditative atmosphere of a Hindu community’s sacred lake at Grand Bassin. Behold the magnificent Hindu Temple and the majestic statue of Lord Shiva, a representation of devotion and faith. Travel to Alexandra Falls to be mesmerised by the picturesque beauty of a mighty waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation and exotic bird species. The Black River Gorges National Park, which protects endangered species and old-growth forests, is visible from The Gorge Viewpoint in a spellbinding manner. Continue on to the historic Ebony Forest Nature Reserve, which offers breathtaking views, and Chamarel Falls, the island’s highest single-drop waterfall, for an enthralling experience. Before heading back to the hotel for a relaxing overnight stay, take a moment to explore the breathtaking views at Chamarel and Maconde viewpoints. Visit the fascinating Mauritius National Botanical Garden, which is home to 85 different palm tree species from the Indian Ocean islands and Central America. View the famous Giant Water Lilies and Baobab trees, as well as 650 different kinds of flowering plants and medicinal herbs. Discover Port Louis, the vibrant capital of Mauritius, and learn about its lengthy history that dates back to the 18th century. Take a stroll along the waterfront in Port Louis, stopping at the Caudan Shopping Complex, a chic, contemporary shopping centre. Explore the vibrant Port Louis main market, a bustling bazaar that sells local specialties, spices, and fresh produce. Take in the vibrant atmosphere and learn about Mauritian culture. Visit the Caudan Waterfront’s Port Louis craft market for one-of-a-kind handicrafts, wooden keepsakes, African rag dolls, and more. Engage with regional artisans and bring home treasured keepsakes. Finish your cultural tour at Fort Adelaide, also known as La Citadelle in Port Louis, where you can admire the historic buildings and panoramic views with Tripfinder’s excellent organisation.
| Departure Date | Adult | Single | Child (6 - 11yr) | Child (2 - 5yr) | Infant | Seats | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| د.إ 7,990.00 | د.إ 9,100.00 | د.إ 7,790.00 | د.إ 7,300.00 | د.إ 990.00 |
| Departure Date | |
| Adult | د.إ 7,990.00 |
| Single | د.إ 9,100.00 |
| Child (6 - 11yr) | د.إ 7,790.00 |
| Child (2 - 5yr) | د.إ 7,300.00 |
| Infant | د.إ 990.00 |
| Seats | |
| Book |
Arrive in Mauritius, be welcomed by a representative, and then be driven to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After breakfast at the hotel, embark on an 8-hour private tour of the southwest of Mauritius, which will take you to popular tourist destinations like the lush green dormant volcano Trou Aux Cerfs. Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcano in Mauritius, is a popular tourist attraction with a 360-degree view of Curepipe, Rempart Mountain, Trois Mamelles, and the Port-Louis-Moka mountain range. It is located about 1 kilometre from Curepipe and has remained dormant for 700,000 years. The crater is surrounded by lush forest and a wooden kiosk for relaxation and admiration of the natural beauty.
For a fantastic panoramic view of the lake, continue on to Mare Aux Vacoas Reservoir. Plaines Wilhems, Mauritius’ most populous area, has 400,000 residents and is divided into villages and towns. The Mare Aux Vacoas river and reservoir, named after Prussian explorer Wilhem Leicknig, provide drinking water to these towns. The reservoir was created during the French period and developed during British rule. The lake, located on the central plateau of Mauritius, is a popular tourist spot. Host Snigdha Voruganti and team Vihari captured the stunning view of the lake during their trip to Mauritius.
Visit the Hindu Temple and the enormous statue of Lord Shiva in Grand Bassin next. The Mangal Mahadev statue, at 108 feet high, is the highest known statue in Mauritius. It is a faithful copy of the Shiva statue near Sursagar Lake in Gujarat, India. Grand Bassin, also known as Ganga Talao, is a sacred lake for Hindus in Mauritius, located in a secluded mountain area. The lake is believed to connect with the Ganges of India, and the Hindu community annually goes on a pilgrimage to honour Lord Shiva. A temple dedicated to other gods is also located beside the lake.
When you’re ready, go to Alexandra Falls to take in the scenery, the waterfall, and its tangled valley. Alexandra Falls, hidden in the Black River Gorges National Park, is a breathtaking setting that offers a peaceful and pleasant mindset. The waterfalls are surrounded by lush greenery and local bird species, creating a jungle-like atmosphere. Accessible on routes to Plaine Champagne and Grand Bassin, Alexandra Falls is an excellent addition to a day trip in Mauritius.
After that, go to Gorge Viewpoint to see a panoramic view of the local wildlife and flora. The Black River Gorges National Park in Mauritius is an ancient primaeval forest known for its endangered species, like the Mauritius Falcon. The park’s hard ebony was used in warships. Visitors can explore the park on foot, taking over one day on a 60-kilometre road network. The park’s surreal view from the Gorges Viewpoint is a highlight.
You will then partake in a three-course lunch before moving on to Seven Coloured Earth, which is special due to its varied-coloured sand. After that, continue on to Chamarel Falls, the tallest single-drop waterfall. Chamarel Waterfall, Mauritius’ highest waterfall, is 100 metres high and located near the Seven Coloured Earth of Chamarel. It is formed by the St. Denis River and is covered with dense foliage from the Black River Gorges. The waterfall’s beauty depends on the season, with summers featuring two to three distinct trickles and monsoons gushing down as a vast stream.
Continue to Ebony Forest Nature afterward to take a 4×4 jeep ride through the forest to the historic Ebony Forest and stop for breath-taking views. Last but not least, stop at Chamarel and Maconde viewpoints for breathtaking views. Explore Mauritius’ endemic flora and fauna on a Discovery Tour at the Ebony Forest, suitable for all age groups. Enjoy hiking, strolling, or cruising in a jeep, and you may even spot rare birds like the Mauritius Paradise Flycatcher.
3-course Lunch (vegan and Non-vegan) Note: Halal Food
Beverages during lunch (non-alcoholic)
Private transportation in a fully Air-conditioned vehicle
Services of a fully qualified, certified private guide driver
Bottled water upon arrival
Entrance to Seven Coloured Earth and Chamarel Falls
Entrance to Ebony Forest Nature Reserve
Jeep Safari at the Ebony Forest Nature Reserve
Entry/Admission: Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth Geopark
Entry/Admission: Grand Bassin
Entry/Admission: Black River Gorges National Park
Entry/Admission: Ebony Forest Reserve
Entry/Admission: Chamarel Waterfalls
Entry/Admission: Alexandra Falls
Entry/Admission: Trou aux Cerfs
Breakfast at the hotel. Get ready to travel with our devoted team to the southeast of Mauritius. Seven sensational hours of eating, drinking, dancing, and snorkelling
Lunch: • All along, beverages and drinks are included (local beer). (local wine, local lunch, and soft drinks)
Local snacks: • Seafood grill for lunch (excluding lobster): chicken and salad
Use of snorkelling equipment
Entry/Admission: Ile aux Cerfs
Overnight at the hotel
Breakfast at the hotel: Explore the many sights in Mauritius’s North.
This tour allows you to explore and go to all of the top tourist destinations in Mauritius’s northern region. This is a private tour that only you and your party will be taking. You will see a lot of attractions and landmarks as part of this tour in one day, including:
A fascinating and educational place to visit in Port Louis is the Mauritius National Botanical Garden. 85 different types of palm trees from Central America and the nearby Indian Ocean islands are housed in this magnificent garden, which is spread across a vast expanse of lush greenery. There are 650 different types of flowering plants and medicinal plants there as well. Additionally, you can see the distinctive Baobab trees, the Palmier Bouteille, and the garden’s emblematic flower, the Giant Water Lilies.
Port Louis, the capital and economic centre of Mauritius, is a bustling city with a rich history dating back to the 18th century. As the largest city with 200,000 inhabitants, it is home to the largest harbour in Mauritius, Port Louis Harbour, and is home to large businesses and small trades. The city’s unique atmosphere is shaped by its rich history and its connection to the island’s past and present.
Le Caudan Waterfront, Mauritius’ first major shopping development, remains a modern mall with charm.
Port Louis, Mauritius’ capital, is a bustling town with a variety of shops selling various products. The Central Market, also known as the Bazaar of Port Louis, is the main shopping point, offering fresh fruits and vegetables, locally-made souvenirs, spices, and handicrafts at affordable prices. The market also features street food stalls, such as dhall puri and alouda, as well as local snacks like samoussas, bajas, and gato piment. The market remains busy throughout the week, attracting locals and visitors alike. It’s a great way to learn about local life and experience the Mauritian vibe.
The Craft Market, situated at Caudan Waterfront, offers a unique collection of 36 stalls featuring a wide variety of products, including woodwork, baskets, glass souvenirs, seashells, linen, handmade jewellery, and African rag dolls. Many handicrafts are made by stall owners, their families, or sourced from their villages. Visitors can meet the artists behind the paintings or witness their names being engraved on wooden keychains. The market is conveniently located, with a food court and shops to enjoy peaceful shopping.
Visit Citadel Fort, also known as Fort Adelaide, in Port Louis for a break from shopping and a visit to the city’s historic fortress. Originally built to defend Port Louis, the Citadel Fort, also known as Fort Adelaide, was never used for that purpose. It offers a 360-degree view of the Capital, including Chinatown, Champ de Mars, and mountains. The fortress is a popular spot for weekend breaks and jogging, but it’s best to visit during the week to avoid crowds. This historical architecture is sure to impress, so be sure to include it in your visit to Port Louis.
Overnight stay at the hotel
Breakfast at the hotel, check out, and fly back home after a memorable tour.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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The itinerary is subject to change / swap without prior notice.
There will not be any refund for any unutilized service or sightseeing
We shall not accept any liability or responsibility for any damages, loss, baggage loss, injury, accident, death, breakdown, or irregularity, that may occur in carrying out the tour arrangement, weather conditions, strikes, war, quarantine, or any other cause whatsoever, and all such losses or expenses must be borne by the passengers.
In case of unavailability in the mentioned hotels, alternate accommodation will be arranged in a similar category hotel.
Any meals and services not mentioned in the itinerary are not included.
You are fully responsible for verifying and obtaining the documents required for your trip and visa.
Check-in to the hotel is always 1400–1500 hours, and check-out is always 1100–1200 hours. Early check-in and late checkout are subject to availability unless otherwise specified in the inclusion column.
No refund is provided by the hotel for late check-in or early check-out.
Activities are optional. Ex: Paragliding, skiing, etc.
A strict cancellation policy will apply, and no waivers or refunds are possible in cases of deportation or any other reason for a no-show.
Passports and UAE residents visas must be valid to avail of the on arrival facility
Mauritius Visa fee excluded
Note: Rates are subject to availability at the time of confirmation. Passports and UAE Residence visas must be valid for up to 6 Months from the date of travel. Visa approvals are subject to the embassy’s description