Things to do in Mauritius

Each year thousands of young adventurers flock to the Island of Mauritius in search of the perfect summer holiday and to take advantage of all the water sport opportunities on this year round holiday destination. Indeed they find more than what they bargained for.

Mauritius has lots to offer to the young and the old. Exclusive spa and wellness facilities. Exploring the islands countryside on horseback, a day at the races at Port Louis with the second oldest turf club in the world, treat yourself to fantastic local cuisine and enjoy undersea adventures. There is something for everyone.

Hunting

Hunting is part of Mauritian history, dating back from first human settlers. Mauritius welcomes game hunting from June to September. Shooting is allowed during this period except at National Parks. A wide range of game including pigs, java deer and goats roams around designed areas. Experienced guides can tip you on where to find and stalk your prey.

Snorkelling and Diving

Diving is one of the world’s most favourite sporting pastimes. And Mauritius seas offer an intimate view of the fascinating ecosystem and its awe-inspiring sea life. Crystal-like tropical waters and kilometers of richly diverse coral reef that attract innumerous fish species and other sea-life certainly offer the world’s most varied and approachable dive sites.

Dive Training

The Mauritian island is an excellent place to learn how to dive. There are several certified dive schools on the island and even hotels offer their own private dive courses which are also certified. If you don’t need training you can always rent high-tech equipment from these places or book a dive guide.

Golf

At the risk of sounding cliché, Mauritius is most definitely golfer’s paradise. A year round destination with warm still weather most parts of the year, great facilities and beautiful settings, Golfers are assured a positive golfing experience on the island. With great hotels in Mauritius and a championship golf course site, not many will be able to resist.

Undersea adventure and water sports.

You need not be an avid swimmer to take advantage of this islands water sport opportunities. To view the healthy corals of the Indian Ocean you don’t even have to get wet. Take tours on interesting glass-bottom boats for a glance of the shallows. And if you are a little bit more adventurous, the Island of Mauritius is bound to quench your thirst for excitement. Hit a few waves or discover a new way of approaching the ocean. The Sub scooter is a new and thrilling way to explore the underworld, in this little machine you are your own pilot. And can greet marine life three metres undersea