Mauritius Holidays - Now available from a couple of UK tour operators
Mauritius is a beautiful holiday island in the Indian Ocean. Though close to Africa, it's more influenced by its British and French history and a large Indian community. Aside from the Mauritius Christmas holiday and New Year holiday period, it doesn't really have a high or low holiday season. The winter in Mauritius is from July to September, when daytime temperatures are lower. With less rain and humidity, this is one of the best times to visit. Between January and April, the days can prove hot and humid. December to March is the best holiday season for diving, when the sea is clear. Holidays to Mauritius are now available from a couple of UK tour operators.

Mauritius Holidays - Food choice on your holiday in Mauritius is amazing
The capital of Mauritius, Port Louis, bustles with commercial activity during the day. By night it is a laid back place perhaps, with the exception of new Le Caudan Waterfront with a casino, cinemas, shops, bars and restaurants. The food choice while on your Mauritius holidays is amazing with Indian, Chinese, French, British and Creole all available. The Port Louis Market has fruit, vegetables, meats and fish, crafts, clothing and spices and offers a glimpse in to the island life of Mauritius. The Natural History Museum is in the same area.

Holidays in Mauritius - An excellent beach holiday destination
Mauritius is picturesque island with thickly wooded mountain peaks and sugar cane fields that border the beautiful coast. The majority of the resorts and hotels cater for the all inclusive market. There are crystal clear waters and soft white sandy beaches. Unique features on Mauritius are the extinct volcanoes dotted around the island. The varied landscape, good quality hotels and water sports facilities along with the stunning beaches make Mauritius an excellent beach holiday destination.