Mauritius Tour Packages from Delhi

One non-stop a week from IGI and good one-stop options every night – private Mauritius holidays for Delhi couples and families, timed around winter smog, Holi week and the June heat.

Packages from₹19,999 per person
Best timeMay to mid-December; September to November driest
Ideal trip5 to 7 nights
From DelhiAir Mauritius non-stop once a week, about 7¾ hours; daily one-stop via Mumbai, Bengaluru or Dubai
VisaNo advance visa for Indians; entry on arrival plus a free online travel form

Delhi is the farthest of the big Indian metros from Mauritius, and the flight choice shows it. As of November 2026 there is one non-stop a week, on Air Mauritius from Indira Gandhi International Airport, taking about 7¾ hours. On every other day you fly one-stop, usually overnight through Mumbai or Bengaluru, or by day through Dubai. The routing you pick decides how long the trip can be, how tired you are on the first morning and what the tickets cost, so it is the first thing to settle.

The reason to go is just as Delhi-specific. Mauritius is at its best exactly when Delhi is at its worst: in November and December, when the capital sits under smog, the island has clear water and 28°C days; and in June, when Delhi crosses 45°C, Mauritius is in its cool, dry winter. This page covers package costs from Delhi without flights, each flight option and its effect on your days, entry rules for Indians, three itineraries built on those flights, Delhi's long weekends and school breaks for 2026–27, a month table, food for North Indian families and our honest terms. Your trip is planned by our team in Ahmedabad and booked on WhatsApp or phone.

Updated November 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.

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All 14 Mauritius packages on Vibrant Holidays — 4 to 7 nights. Every package can be customised for departure from Delhi.

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Mauritius package price guide from Delhi (2026–27)

We have 14 Mauritius packages on the site, starting at ₹19,999 per person. The ranges below are per person with two sharing a room, without the airfare from Delhi. Each includes private airport transfers, hotels on the meal plan shown and the tours in the plan with a driver.

Plan from DelhiStandard (3-star, breakfast)Deluxe (4-star, half board)Premium (5-star, half board or all-inclusive)
4 nights – Holi or Republic Day long weekend, one coast₹31,000 – 41,000₹49,000 – 66,000₹88,000 – 1,30,000
6 nights – the weekly non-stop both ways, two coasts₹44,000 – 57,000₹68,000 – 92,000₹1,25,000 – 1,80,000
7 nights – summer-vacation family trip with Casela and Ile aux Cerfs₹50,000 – 64,000₹78,000 – 1,05,000₹1,45,000 – 2,05,000
Senior parents, 6 nights, one resort, two easy tour days₹42,000 – 54,000₹64,000 – 86,000₹1,15,000 – 1,65,000

Flights from Delhi: as of November 2026, one-stop return fares via Mumbai or Bengaluru usually come to about ₹50,000 – 75,000 per person in economy when booked eight to ten weeks ahead. The weekly Air Mauritius non-stop is often in a similar band but has limited seats, so it goes first in the Christmas and summer-vacation weeks. Fares above ₹85,000 are common for travel between 20 December and 2 January. These are guides, not quotes; we price the actual seats for your dates.

Not included: the Mauritius tourist fee of €3 per person per night for guests aged 12 and over, collected by the hotel since 1 October 2025; parasailing, the undersea walk and submarine; lunches on free days on a half-board plan; and tips. One Mauritian rupee is about two Indian rupees.

Getting to Mauritius from Delhi: one non-stop and three one-stop routes

International flights from IGI leave from Terminal 3. Mauritius is 1½ hours behind India. Times below are from schedule data checked in November 2026 and are approximate; airlines retime flights every season.

RoutingLeaves DelhiReaches Mauritius (local time)Good to know
Air Mauritius non-stopAbout 8 am, once a weekAbout 2.20 pm, same dayThe return leaves Mauritius about 9 pm and lands in Delhi about 6 am. Both ways non-stop fixes the trip at roughly a week.
Air India via MumbaiEvening flight to MumbaiAbout 7 am next day, after a 2 am departure from MumbaiRuns every night; the usual choice on the other six days. Sleep on the second leg is short.
IndiGo via BengaluruEvening flight to BengaluruAbout 8.30 am next day, after a 4 am departureA long wait at Kempegowda at night; useful when Mumbai seats are full.
Emirates via DubaiEarly morningAbout 5 pm, same dayNo night flying, full-service, but the longest total journey. Can add a Dubai stopover.

How the flights shape your trip

  • The weekly non-stop: the simplest flight for senior parents and small children, because there is no change of plane. Since it flies one day a week in each direction, the trip length is set by the calendar, not by you. Check the day for your month before applying for leave.
  • Overnight via Mumbai: you leave Delhi after work, change in Mumbai and land at sunrise. Book both legs on one ticket so bags go through to Mauritius and the airline is responsible if the first flight is late. Coming home, the morning flight from Mauritius reaches Mumbai about 5 pm, and you are home by late evening.
  • The first morning: any overnight routing lands before most hotels release rooms. We pre-book early check-in, or pay for the previous night when a family needs beds at 8 am.
  • From NCR: travellers from Gurugram reach T3 quickly; from Noida or Ghaziabad allow an hour or more in the evening rush. Families from Chandigarh, Dehradun or Jaipur can start on a connecting domestic flight rather than driving to IGI.

Entry rules for Indian passport holders, as of November 2026

You do not apply for a Mauritius visa before travel. Indian tourists are given permission to stay at the immigration counter on arrival, usually for up to 60 days, provided the papers are in order. That permission is the officer's decision, so carry everything below.

  • A passport valid for six months beyond your arrival date, with blank pages. Passport Seva Kendras get busy before the summer vacation; renew early if needed.
  • Your return ticket, hotel confirmations for every night and a forex or credit card as proof of funds. Printed copies help at the counter.
  • The All-in-One Travel Form, a free online declaration on the Mauritius government portal, completed a few days before departure. It produces a QR code per traveller. Some websites charge a fee for it; you do not need them, and we fill it in with you.
  • If you add a Dubai stopover, a UAE visa is needed. We prepare and submit it; approval rests with the UAE authorities. See the Dubai visa guide for Indians.

Rules can change at short notice, so we recheck them before you pay. Other countries with similar entry are on our visa-free countries for Indians page.

Three Mauritius itineraries for Delhi flights

4 nights / 5 days – the Holi-week escape (via Mumbai)

  • Day 1: Evening flight Delhi–Mumbai, then the 2 am flight to Mauritius. Land around 7 am, early check-in at a Trou aux Biches or Mont Choisy resort on the north-west coast, and sleep until lunch. Sunset walk on the beach.
  • Day 2: North tour: Port Louis Caudan Waterfront and the central market, the Pamplemousses botanical garden with its giant water lilies, and the red-roofed church at Cap Malheureux.
  • Day 3: Catamaran day to the northern islets, with snorkelling and a barbecue lunch on board.
  • Day 4: A free day at the resort, or glass-bottom boat and parasailing at Grand Baie.
  • Day 5: Morning flight to Mumbai and on home, arriving late evening.

With Holi on Monday 22 March and Good Friday on 26 March 2027, three days of leave give nine days off. Use the extra days to make this a six-night trip.

6 nights / 7 days – the weekly non-stop both ways (couples and honeymoons)

  • Day 1: Air Mauritius from Delhi about 8 am, landing in the early afternoon. Transfer to a south-west resort at Flic-en-Flac or Le Morne, about an hour.
  • Day 2: South tour: Ganga Talao (Grand Bassin) and its Shiva temple, the Black River Gorges viewpoint, Chamarel waterfall and the coloured earth.
  • Day 3: Dolphin boat from Tamarin at dawn, then Ile aux Benitiers; afternoon free.
  • Day 4: Move to the east coast at Belle Mare, with a stop at the Trou aux Cerfs crater in Curepipe on the way.
  • Day 5: Speedboat to Ile aux Cerfs, the Grand River South East waterfall by boat.
  • Day 6: Spa, kayaking or simply the beach; late check-out arranged where possible.
  • Day 7: Evening transfer for the 9 pm flight; land about 6 am next morning.

7 nights / 8 days – Delhi summer-vacation family trip

  • Days 1 – 4: Overnight via Mumbai or Bengaluru. Three nights at Belle Mare in a family room or connecting rooms, with Ile aux Cerfs, a glass-bottom boat and an easy north tour.
  • Days 5 – 7: Four nights in the south-west. Casela Nature Parks for the children (giraffe walk, zip lines for older ones), Chamarel and the seven-coloured earth, and a dolphin morning at Tamarin.
  • Day 8: Morning flight home via Mumbai, back by late evening.

Every plan here is a private holiday with your own car and driver; nothing is shared with other travellers, and the order can change around weather or your preferences.

Escaping Delhi: smog season, summer heat and long weekends

Smog season, November to January

Families with young children, elderly parents or asthma at home increasingly use the worst air weeks to travel. Mauritius in November and the first half of December is warm, mostly dry and calm on the lagoons, and that is the best fit. Late December brings peak prices and the first summer rain; January to March is cyclone season, when the island is hot, humid and occasionally shut down for a day or two. If the purpose is clean air rather than beach weather, January still works with flexible plans and travel insurance that covers flight disruption.

The June heat

Delhi's school summer vacation usually runs from mid-May to the end of June (11 May to 30 June in 2026; 2027 dates not yet published). That is Mauritian early winter: 20–26°C by day, low humidity, quiet resorts and lower rates than December. The east coast is breezy in July and August, so families in that window should choose the west or north coast for calmer water.

Long weekends and school breaks, 2026–27

WindowDatesLeave needed for 5–6 nightsMauritius then
Christmas and New YearFriday 25 December 2026 to Friday 1 January 2027Three or four daysHot, some showers; peak rates
Delhi school winter vacation1 – 15 January 2027 (DoE calendar)Family tripsCyclone season; insure
Republic DayTuesday 26 January 2027Monday plus two or three daysHot and wet
Holi to Good FridayMonday 22 to Friday 26 March 2027Three days for nine days offCyclone risk easing
Summer vacationUsually mid-May to 30 JuneFamily tripsCool, dry, good value
Independence DaySunday 15 August 2027Three or four daysCoolest month, windy east coast
DiwaliLate October to early November 2027Two to four daysDry and calm; Diwali is a holiday on the island too

CBSE schools outside the DoE system set their own dates; send us the circular and we match the flights to it.

Mauritius month by month for Delhi travellers

MonthMauritius weatherDelhi thenPrice level
January – FebruaryHot, humid, heavy showers; cyclone riskCold and foggy, flight delays at IGILower after New Year
MarchWarm, cyclone risk falling; Maha Shivratri pilgrimage on 6 March 2027Holi; board exams for older childrenMedium
AprilWarm and settlingHeat starts buildingMedium
May – JuneDry, 21–27°CPeak heat; summer vacationMedium, good value
July – AugustCoolest, 18–24°C, trade windsMonsoon humidityLower
September – OctoberDry, sunny, warmingPleasant; autumn break 17–19 October in 2026Rising
November – mid-DecemberWarm, calm lagoonsSmog season, wedding seasonHigh
Late DecemberHot, first rainsChristmas breakPeak; book by September

For a Delhi honeymoon after a November or February wedding, November is the safer month; February brings more rain and cyclone risk.

Food and travel tips for Delhi families

  • North Indian food is easy to find. About two-thirds of Mauritians have Indian roots, and Port Louis, Grand Baie, Flic-en-Flac and Quatre Bornes have Indian restaurants serving dal makhani, paneer and tandoori rotis. Resort buffets at 4- and 5-star hotels usually include an Indian counter.
  • Try the local vegetarian staples: dholl puri (a soft lentil-filled flatbread), farata with bean or pumpkin curry, gateau piment (chilli fritters) and the local briani. They feel close to home without being the same.
  • Non-vegetarian families will enjoy the Creole fish curries, octopus salad and fresh seafood at beach shacks; ask for the spice level, which runs mild.
  • Pure-veg and Jain: we request these from each hotel in writing. Jain food is managed well at larger resorts and less reliably at small guesthouses.
  • Money: carry a forex card in USD or EUR and a little Mauritian rupee cash for taxis and markets. UPI and Indian rupees are not accepted.
  • Clothes: pack for the season you land in, not the one you leave. Anyone flying in December leaves Delhi in a jacket and lands in 30°C; in July a light sweater is enough for the evenings.
  • Health: sunscreen (reef-safe for snorkelling), reef shoes for coral lagoons, and any regular medicines with prescriptions in your carry-on.
  • Driving: traffic keeps left as in India, but we use a car with a driver, so nobody has to navigate the island.

Why Delhi travellers book Mauritius with Vibrant Holidays

  • Planned by our team in Ahmedabad, booked on WhatsApp or phone: we have no Delhi office. You plan with us by chat, call or video, Monday to Saturday, and pay against an invoice by bank transfer or UPI.
  • Flight options laid out side by side: the weekly non-stop, Mumbai, Bengaluru or Dubai, with what each one does to your first and last day, not just the fare.
  • Private island days: your own car and driver, hotels you choose from our shortlist and an order that changes with the weather.
  • Paperwork without promises: the travel form filled with you, and any Dubai visa prepared and submitted, with the decision left to the authority.
  • 11 years in travel and 24×7 support: a WhatsApp line answered while you are away. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.

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Mauritius tour from Delhi: FAQs

How much does a Mauritius tour package from Delhi cost?

Our Mauritius packages currently start at ₹19,999 per person for 4 nights. Most of our Mauritius packages fall between ₹29,500 and ₹74,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from Delhi are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.

Is there a direct flight from Delhi to Mauritius?

Yes, but only about once a week. As of November 2026 Air Mauritius flies non-stop from IGI Terminal 3, leaving about 8 am and landing about 2.20 pm local time after roughly 7¾ hours. The return leaves Mauritius about 9 pm and reaches Delhi around 6 am. On other days you fly one-stop.

What is the best one-stop route from Delhi to Mauritius?

For most travellers, Air India via Mumbai: an evening flight to Mumbai, then the 2 am departure that lands in Mauritius around 7 am. It runs every night. IndiGo via Bengaluru is a similar overnight option, and Emirates via Dubai flies by day and lands about 5 pm, with the chance of a Dubai stopover.

How long is the journey from Delhi to Mauritius?

About 7¾ hours on the weekly non-stop. One-stop routings via Mumbai or Bengaluru take roughly 11 to 14 hours door to door, including the connection, and Dubai routings can be longer. Mauritius is 1½ hours behind India, so the clock gains time on the way out.

Do Indians from Delhi need a visa for Mauritius?

No visa is applied for in advance. Indian tourists receive entry on arrival, usually for up to 60 days, if they show a valid passport, return ticket, hotel bookings and funds, and have filed the free All-in-One Travel Form. The immigration officer decides. We check the rules again before you travel.

Is Mauritius a good escape from Delhi smog in November and December?

Yes. November and the first half of December are among the best months in Mauritius: warm, mostly dry and calm on the lagoons, just when air quality in Delhi is at its worst. Book early for December. From January to March the island is in cyclone season, so plans need flexibility and good insurance.

Can we visit Mauritius in the Delhi summer vacation?

Yes, and it is a good fit. From mid-May to June Mauritius is in its cool, dry season with days of about 21 to 27°C, far from Delhi's 45°C. Resort rates are lower than in December. Choose the north or west coast in July and August, when the east coast is windy.

How many days do we need for Mauritius from Delhi?

Five to seven nights. Four nights works on a long weekend via Mumbai but feels short after the overnight flight. Six nights fits the weekly non-stop in both directions and allows two coasts. Seven nights suits families who want a slower pace and a day at Casela Nature Parks.

What does the Mauritius tourist fee cost?

It is €3 per person per night for every guest aged 12 or over, introduced on 1 October 2025 and collected by the hotel or guesthouse. For two adults on a six-night trip that is €36. It is not part of our package price and is paid at the hotel.

Is vegetarian North Indian food available in Mauritius?

Yes. Indian restaurants in Port Louis, Grand Baie, Flic-en-Flac and Quatre Bornes serve North Indian vegetarian dishes, and most 4- and 5-star resorts have an Indian counter at meals. Local dholl puri and bean curries are vegetarian too. We send pure-veg or Jain requests to every hotel in writing.

Is Mauritius suitable for senior parents travelling from Delhi?

Very much so. Roads are good, drives are short, and Hindi and Bhojpuri are widely understood. The weekly non-stop avoids a change of plane; otherwise we book one ticket via Mumbai with assistance at both airports. We pick one resort with level paths and limit tours to two relaxed days.

Do you have an office in Delhi?

No. Our team of about 18 works from C G Road in Ahmedabad and plans your trip remotely. You discuss the plan on WhatsApp, phone or video call, receive the itinerary and invoice as PDFs and pay by bank transfer or UPI. During the trip, support on WhatsApp runs round the clock.

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