UBON Safari | Mauritius

Mauritius isn’t just a tropical island – it’s a place where cultures collide beautifully, where sugarcane fields stretch to the sea and every sunrise feels like a new beginning.

Here, African, Indian, French and Creole influences come together to create something uniquely warm and welcoming. The food is vibrant. The people, generous. The landscapes – from wild jungle to white beaches – unexpectedly diverse.

At Ubon Safari, we’ll help you discover the many sides of Mauritius. Whether you're chasing waterfalls, diving deep into marine reserves or simply soaking up the sun in your private villa, your time here will be effortlessly enriching.

Mauritius isn’t just a tropical island – it’s a place where cultures collide beautifully, where sugarcane fields stretch to the sea and every sunrise feels like a new beginning.

Here, African, Indian, French and Creole influences come together to create something uniquely warm and welcoming. The food is vibrant. The people, generous. The landscapes – from wild jungle to white beaches – unexpectedly diverse.

At Ubon Safari, we’ll help you discover the many sides of Mauritius. Whether you're chasing waterfalls, diving deep into marine reserves or simply soaking up the sun in your private villa, your time here will be effortlessly enriching.

Mauritius isn’t just a tropical island – it’s a place where cultures collide beautifully, where sugarcane fields stretch to the sea and every sunrise feels like a new beginning.

Here, African, Indian, French and Creole influences come together to create something uniquely warm and welcoming. The food is vibrant. The people, generous. The landscapes – from wild jungle to white beaches – unexpectedly diverse.

At Ubon Safari, we’ll help you discover the many sides of Mauritius. Whether you're chasing waterfalls, diving deep into marine reserves or simply soaking up the sun in your private villa, your time here will be effortlessly enriching.

Yes, the beaches are picture-perfect – but there’s a richness to Mauritius that goes far beyond the coast.

Venture inland and you’ll find volcanic peaks, hiking trails through native ebony forest and colourful markets buzzing with spice and song.

It’s a place to snorkel over coral reefs in the morning and sip aged rum at sunset. To dance to the beat of séga music and fall asleep to the sound of gentle surf.

Mauritius is where indulgence meets authenticity – and every traveller leaves with more than a tan.

Yes, the beaches are picture-perfect – but there’s a richness to Mauritius that goes far beyond the coast.

Venture inland and you’ll find volcanic peaks, hiking trails through native ebony forest and colourful markets buzzing with spice and song.

It’s a place to snorkel over coral reefs in the morning and sip aged rum at sunset. To dance to the beat of séga music and fall asleep to the sound of gentle surf.

Mauritius is where indulgence meets authenticity – and every traveller leaves with more than a tan.

Yes, the beaches are picture-perfect – but there’s a richness to Mauritius that goes far beyond the coast.

Venture inland and you’ll find volcanic peaks, hiking trails through native ebony forest and colourful markets buzzing with spice and song.

It’s a place to snorkel over coral reefs in the morning and sip aged rum at sunset. To dance to the beat of séga music and fall asleep to the sound of gentle surf.

Mauritius is where indulgence meets authenticity – and every traveller leaves with more than a tan.

Framed by the dramatic Le Morne Brabant mountain and long stretches of powdery beach, the southwest is home to some of Mauritius’ most exclusive resorts.

This is a paradise for kitesurfers, nature lovers and anyone seeking space to breathe. Hike to the summit for panoramic views, explore the underwater waterfall illusion by helicopter, or simply slow down and savour the moment.

Best for: Scenery, kitesurfing, romantic retreats.

When to go: June–October for wind sports, September–December for beach weather.

Framed by the dramatic Le Morne Brabant mountain and long stretches of powdery beach, the southwest is home to some of Mauritius’ most exclusive resorts.

This is a paradise for kitesurfers, nature lovers and anyone seeking space to breathe. Hike to the summit for panoramic views, explore the underwater waterfall illusion by helicopter, or simply slow down and savour the moment.

Best for: Scenery, kitesurfing, romantic retreats.

When to go: June–October for wind sports, September–December for beach weather.

Framed by the dramatic Le Morne Brabant mountain and long stretches of powdery beach, the southwest is home to some of Mauritius’ most exclusive resorts.

This is a paradise for kitesurfers, nature lovers and anyone seeking space to breathe. Hike to the summit for panoramic views, explore the underwater waterfall illusion by helicopter, or simply slow down and savour the moment.

Best for: Scenery, kitesurfing, romantic retreats.

When to go: June–October for wind sports, September–December for beach weather.

A 90-minute flight east of Mauritius lies tiny, rugged Rodrigues – part of the Republic, yet a world apart. Here, time slows even more. The coastline is scalloped with empty coves, and the interior is dotted with limestone caves and hiking trails.

It’s ideal for travellers wanting something different – authentic Creole culture, excellent reef diving and a genuine sense of discovery.

Best for: Off-the-beaten-path travel, walking, reef exploration.

When to go: May–November for dry weather.

A 90-minute flight east of Mauritius lies tiny, rugged Rodrigues – part of the Republic, yet a world apart. Here, time slows even more. The coastline is scalloped with empty coves, and the interior is dotted with limestone caves and hiking trails.

It’s ideal for travellers wanting something different – authentic Creole culture, excellent reef diving and a genuine sense of discovery.

Best for: Off-the-beaten-path travel, walking, reef exploration.

When to go: May–November for dry weather.

A 90-minute flight east of Mauritius lies tiny, rugged Rodrigues – part of the Republic, yet a world apart. Here, time slows even more. The coastline is scalloped with empty coves, and the interior is dotted with limestone caves and hiking trails.

It’s ideal for travellers wanting something different – authentic Creole culture, excellent reef diving and a genuine sense of discovery.

Best for: Off-the-beaten-path travel, walking, reef exploration.

When to go: May–November for dry weather.