Grand Baie Holidays
The tourism capital of Mauritius, we love Grand Baie for its splendid array of activities available. With lively nightlife, spectacular restaurants, a bustling shopping bazaar, a natural horseshoe-shaped harbour for swimming, sailing, and windsurfing – Grand Baie epitomises fun in the sun. Head out for a night on the town in the bars of Grand Baie—there are more independently owned ones here than any other resort in Mauritius.
Head to the beach and find lovely stretches of powdered white sand and clear turquoise waters set against a backdrop of towering palm trees, perfect for a swim. For a break from the beach and a dip into culture, explore the spectacular Tamil Temple. This temple is marvellously evocative, with deep colours and detailed imagery of the Hindu Gods and the stories attached to them.
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Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Kenya and Mauritius Multi Centre
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Multi centre holidays
Dubai and Mauritius Multi Centre
Guide Price €2,649 pp
Dubai is also the perfect destination in which to stop over and explore before heading on to the beautiful island of Mauritius. We recommend a minimum of three nights in Dubai and with guaranteed sunshine year round, outstanding service and...
Family holidays
South Africa and Mauritius Multi Centre
Guide Price €3,359 pp
South Africa is an extremely popular all year round destination and offers so many different options for travellers, that many people find themselves heading back to South Africa time and time again to experience something new. From the high end...
Wildlife holidays
Mauritius and Reunion Island Multi Centre
Guide Price €3,999 pp
Famed for some of the finest resorts in the world, its spectacular coastlines and diverse culturemakes Mauritius a destination not to be missed. Whether its enjoying a traditional Creole dinner, taking in a spot of shopping in Grand Baie, to...
All inclusive holidays
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Beaches
Take a walk on the wet side with this unique experience. You will be fitted with a diver's helmet and a weight belt while solar-powered pumps on the boat feed oxygen to you. Then you have 25 minutes to explore the ocean's floor.
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Tamil Surya Oudaya Sangam Temple
While Grand Baie has a pretty beach, there are nicer beaches in the areas immediately east and west of here. For excellent swimming, head to the beaches of Pereybere, Mont Choisy, and Trou aux Biches. Here you will find lovely stretches of powdery white sand and clear turquoise waters set against a backdrop of towering palm trees and a shaded wooded area. Pereybere is the busiest beach with sun loungers and umbrellas available for rent and an assortment of water sports available.
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Outings
For a break from the beach and a dip into culture, head to this spectacular temple. Tamil Temple is splendidly evocative, with deep colours and detailed imagery of the Hindu Gods and the stories attached to them. Remember that, as with most temples, you should take off your shoes and cover your shoulders before entering.
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Emma
Destination Manager
“Start off exploring the shops and markets before eating lunch at one of the local restaurants, it’s a good day out and the town is really pretty and easy to get around, especially by bicycle.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Flights to Mauritius take around 11 hours and 55 minutes. There are currently daily direct flights from London Heathrow with Air Mauritius and three-five direct flights a week from Gatwick Airport with British Airways. There are also indirect options from other UK airports with Emirates, Air France, and KLM.
Mauritius is located in the Indian Ocean, around 1,200 miles off the southeast coast of Africa and around 700 miles east of Madagascar. It’s around 226 miles north east of Reunion Island.
