Mauritius

Mauritius offers so much for honeymooners to explore beyond simply the beautiful beaches. Mauritius awaits you for your perfect “something blue”. This scenic splash of blue, green and white is the ideal combination to seal the deal. An island situated in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius has been popularised as one of the prime honeymoon destinations for over the years now, and the landscapes never seem to prove otherwise.

They say that the way to the heart passes through the stomach. If there's even an ounce of truth in this saying then boy, is Mauritius gonna reach your heart and make your honeymoon in Mauritius a wholesome one! From the streets to the finest kitchens in the most upmarket hotels, the food of Mauritius is bound to tickle your taste buds and leave them craving for more. Bond over some finger-licking food at these highly rated restaurants.

Although you could argue that there is no wrong time to visit Mauritius, the “best” time to visit is from October to December, which is their early summer season. During this time, you’ll have ideal beach conditions, sunny weather, and warm temperatures.

From December through March, you will find larger crowds as it’s the peak tourism season, so if you’re looking for a quiet getaway, you might want to steer clear during these months.

January through March is considered cyclone season so if possible, avoid these months! Once those rains clear up, from May to October, the temperatures drop from hot to balmy, still giving you plenty of sun to take a dip in the turquoise waters.

Looking for your dream resort? Constance Belle Mare Plage has a very resort-like feel to it. It’s definitely the kind of place where you could spend a week without setting foot off the property and have an amazing time.

The turquoise lagoon is perfect for lounging and the resort offers an endless range of activities. This five-star beachfront property has all of the bells and whistles that you would expect from a world-class resort, along with the kind of warm and attentive hospitality that I have come to expect from African luxury hotspots.