Mauritius Honeymoon Package 6 PackagesSapphire waters, the ashen beaches, and a Creole cuisine and culture with flavours and bits taken from the Indian, Chinese, African, Europeans who call the island their home.
Mauritius Honeymoon - Hotel Mauricia Beachcomber Resort & Spa
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Mauritius Honeymoon - Hotel Victoria Beachcomber Resort & SpaAir TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeingView Details
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Mauritius - Salt Of Palmar Honeymoon Special 6N/7D International Customized Tour PackageAir TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeingView Details
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Mauritius - Lux Grand Gaube Honeymoon Special 6N/7D International Customized Tour PackageAir TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeingView Details
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Mauritius - Lux Le Morne Honeymoon Special 6N/7D International Customized Tour PackageAir TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeingView Details
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Mauritius - Lux Grand Baie Honeymoon Special 6N/7D International Customized Tour PackageAir TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeingView Details
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Air TravelHotel StayPrivate TransferBreakfastSightseeing1. Which language is spoken in Mauritius?Several languages are spoken throughout Mauritius, mainly English, Creole, and French.
2. When is the best time to travel to Mauritius?The best time to travel to Mauritius is between May and December, when the climate is dry, moderate and sunny. Like many Indian Ocean destinations, there is never a bad time to visit, but one should be aware of the cyclone season, from January to March.3. What currency is used throughout Mauritius?The currency used throughout the country is the Mauritian rupee. Credit cards are accepted at most hotels, restaurants and tourist shops. ATMs are common throughout the country. Like most destinations, it is advisable to have local currency for incidental purchases and gratuities.