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If you are in search of the ultimate windsurfing destination, then Mauritius is ideal. Awe-inspiring, tropical lagoons remain flat (for the most part) and are protected by vivid coral reefs, which give way to a range of wave breaks.

if you are an avid golfer and wondering where you can play golf in Mauritius, the truth is, you’re totally spoilt for choice. But one thing many people might not realise is amidst the standard 9 and 18-hole golf courses lies one of the most exquisite courses on the planet: Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club.

Mauritian cuisine is a testament to the diverse ethnicity of its people and its rich history, with dishes with flavours from India, Britain, France, Africa and China. The host of Mauritian dishes available are all as tempting as the next: from Chinese-inspired dim sum, Indian curries and fresh seafood to palm heart salad, wild boar and bryani—there’s no doubt that Mauritius is a food lover's paradise.

Mauritius’ famous subtropical climate, flawless beaches and translucent waters put it on par with some of the best island destinations the world over. There’s no doubt that it lends itself to holidaymakers that are looking to spend their days soaking up the sun from the comfort of their beach loungers. But what most jet-setters don’t realise is how much the island offers for thrill seekers and active travellers.

Mauritius transcends the label of ‘tropical paradise’; offering so much more than its stunningly gorgeous shores, warm crystal waters and its stretches of vivid green sugarcane fields. It’s deeply rooted in a fascinating history and is made up of a beautiful diverse people: the descendants of Indian workers, African slaves, Chinese merchants and European settlers, of mainly French origin.