The best areas to stay in Mauritius
| Area | Best for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| North (Grand Baie) | Families and transport | The liveliest coast, with restaurants, shops and boat trips. |
| East (Belle Mare) | Long beaches | Long sandy beaches, spacious resorts and a gentle breeze. |
| West (Flic en Flac) | Sunsets | Calm sea and lovely sunsets, close to Chamarel falls and Le Morne. |
| South-west (Le Morne) | Honeymoons | Quiet resorts at the foot of famous Le Morne mountain. |
Types of stay in Mauritius
All-inclusive resorts
For families.
Villas with a private pool
For honeymoons.
Small hotels
In the north, at lower prices.
Tips before you book
- Saudi passport holders do not need a visa for Mauritius.
- The best time is May to December; January to March is hotter and wetter.
- Distances are short: from any resort you reach the island's sights in under an hour and a half.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best area to stay in Mauritius?
The north for life and transport, the east for long beaches, and the south-west for honeymoons.
Are there direct flights to Mauritius?
Yes, from Jeddah on Saudia four times a week, and from Riyadh via Jeddah or Dubai.
Is Mauritius good for families?
Yes, with all-inclusive resorts and calm lagoons that suit children.
Planning your trip to Mauritius? Read our guide Travel to Mauritius from Saudi Arabia.
Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; rates and availability depend on your dates, and the binding price is the one in your booking confirmation.