Your first holiday as a family should be special – and travelling with a baby doesn’t have to be hard work. We caught up with Amanda from Un Duvet Pour Deux travel blog to find out about their first family holiday in Mauritius.
We know the best family activities in Mauritius to keep the kids entertained, from ziplining and parasailing to wildlife experiences and hikes. We also catch up with local vlogger Will Tevs to get the lowdown on fun for the kids while holidaying on the island.
Family holidays in Mauritius can be full of adventure. The island’s highest peaks might be more suited to adults, but there are plenty of charming trails that even the youngest family members can do. We caught up with vlogger and Mauritian native, Will Tevs, to discover the 5 best family hikes in Mauritius.
Your safety is our top priority, so we have been busy…
Vaccinating our tourism staff
Deep cleaning our hotels
Training on safety protocols
Learning how to keep you as safe as possible
We’ve missed you! The beaches and the pools have missed you. The island is ready and waiting for your arrival.
They were sighted off the west coast of the island and we caught them on camera, gracefully rising from the water, playfully intertwining, the youngster keen to stick by mum.
The ocean surrounding Mauritius is key whale-spotting territory, especially along the west coast. Sperm whales can be seen year-round, and humpback whales migrate through from July to November.
Who is loving the whale wellbeing today?
Mauritius is paradise for stand-up paddleboarding – or SUP, for those in the know. 😉
The lagoons are as clear as glass and it’s one of the best ways (and most eco-friendly) to explore the island’s coastline.
But there’s more to explore inland, too. Push your paddle in the water to navigate a labyrinth of thick, green mangroves unreachable by foot; or glide down rivers to discover hidden waterfalls.
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