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Mauritius Travel Guide

Mauritius is a small island in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar. Tropical, modified by southeast trade winds; warm, dry winter (May to November); hot, wet, humid summer (November to May); Natural hazards : Tropical cyclones (November to April); but most cyclones usually occur from the end of December until March. Mauritius has only two seasons, winter and summer. There is not much temperature differences between the two seasons of the year. The climate on the central plateau is cooler than on the coastal areas. The West coast is much wetter and more humid than the East coast. Hottest part is the west coast Windiest part is the East coast December to February are the hottest month of the year The driest month of the year is October Coolest months are from June to August Mauritius Weather – Actual weather report from the Mauritius region. Get in The nationals of many countries, including most Western countries do not need a visa in advance. For more information, visit the Passport and Immigration Office web-site. By plane There are plenty of airlines offering flights to Mauritius from major UK airports including London Heathrow, Birmingham, Manchester, Aberdeen, Belfast, Glasgow, Cardiff, New Castle, London Gatwick. The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU). at Plaisance is the major gateway for travelers coming from abroad. Air Mauritius is the home carrier and operates a network of routes to the local islands and to international destinations in Africa, Australia, Europe and Asia. Regional airlines Air Austral , Air Madgascar and Air Seychelles connect Mauritius with the surrounding islands. International airlines such as Air Europe, Air France, Virgin Airlines, Air Zimbabwe, Austrian Airlines , British Airways, Condor, South African Airways, Air India , and Emirates all serve Mauritius from their home bases. Visitors are required to provide accommodation details to the immigration service on arrival. If y...
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