Vibrant, warm, and full of life. This is an island that pulses with colour and culture. You can feel it in the street food stalls, the mix of languages and the sound of sega music on the beach.
We explored by moped, following winding roads through sugarcane fields and discovering hidden coves where we had the beach all to ourselves. In the evening, we’d head into towns for cocktails or eat fresh seafood in beachside shacks one night and refined fusion cuisine the next.
We stayed at Seapoint Boutique Hotel, a peaceful little hideaway right on the North, on the sand. Elegant but relaxed, it had a personal, intimate feel—perfect for slipping into the local rhythm.
Mauritius offered a slice of real island life, where luxury meets soul and the pace is just right. Social when you want it, silent when you don’t.
