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f you are looking for one absolute must-do activity while on holiday in Mauritius, then definitely opt for a day trip that will take you swimming with dolphins and looking for whales in Mauritius - there’s nothing quite like seeing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat as they glide through the waves.

The magic of Trou aux Cerfs (also known as Murr’s Volcano) centres on a dormant volcanic cone and crater which sits approximately 605 m above sea level and has an estimated diameter of 350 m and depth of some 100 m. 

There’s no denying that this exotic idyll is beautiful, but is Mauritius a safe destination to travel to? If you are thinking of heading to the Indian Ocean nation, this is what you need to know:

Soaking up the sun on the glorious beaches is certainly a must when visiting this island paradise, but don’t miss out on the cultural aspects of this destination. Interested to find out more? This is what cultural travel in Mauritius is all about:

Interested to find out what Mauritius is known for? Here are some of the incredible things that will hopefully convince you to push Mauritius to the top of your must-see travel list:

If you are a golfer eager to play at Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club but worried about lugging all your gear to the island for a once-in-a-lifetime game in paradise, then you can rest easy knowing that Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club also has their very own Pro Shop to cater for your every need.

By far one of the most intriguing is Mauritius’ natural phenomenon, the breathtaking “underwater waterfall”. If you have always wondered about this mystical sight, then here's what you need to know about the underwater waterfall of Mauritius:

One of the most exciting events to experience in this tropical paradise is the upcoming Indian Ocean Island Games, hosted this year by Mauritius.

We chatted to Sanjeev Gunnoo to get a bit more insight into his journey to where he is and his job as a whole. This is what he had to say:                                                                                    

Many airlines offer direct flights to this stunning island destination and where direct flights aren’t available, it’s still surprisingly easy to access.