Mauritius tour packages from Saudi Arabia start from approx. SAR 1,459 per person (double sharing). Saudia flies nonstop from Jeddah (JED) to Mauritius in about 7 hours; travellers from Riyadh, Dammam and Madinah connect via Dubai or Addis Ababa. Saudi passport holders enter visa-free for up to 90 days, and Indian passport holders are also visa-free on arrival. April–June and September–November offer the best weather, aligning neatly with Saudi holidays.
Updated 2026-10-29 · For travellers from Saudi Arabia — flying from Riyadh (RUH), Jeddah (JED), Dammam (DMM) and Madinah (MED)
Mauritius is one of the most rewarding escapes you can make from Saudi Arabia. The island sits in the southern Indian Ocean, a direct 7-hour Saudia flight from Jeddah, and offers white-sand beaches, glittering lagoons, mountain scenery, and a genuinely warm, multicultural welcome. Saudi passport holders walk straight in visa-free, and a range of packages means you can do this on a sensible budget or in full, glorious luxury. A Saudi family after a school-holiday escape, an expatriate couple planning an honeymoon, a group of friends wanting a proper beach break during Eid, Travelzeego has a Mauritius package that fits. Our four options run from a 4-night budget beach stay to a 7-night private villa with a butler, all priced and bookable in Saudi Arabia.
Jeddah (JED) is the only Saudi city with a confirmed nonstop service to Mauritius. Saudia operates the route on its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, landing at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU) in approximately 7 hours. Flights run several times a week, check the latest schedule when you book. From Riyadh (RUH) and Dammam (DMM), there is no confirmed direct service. The most common options involve a stop in Dubai (Emirates or flydubai) or Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), with total journey times of 10–14 hours depending on the layover. From Madinah (MED), most travellers connect through Jeddah or Dubai, adding another 11–15 hours to the journey. If you are based in Riyadh or Dammam, it is often worth comparing a short domestic Saudia hop to Jeddah against a direct international connection from your home airport, whichever gives the shorter total journey time usually wins.
Mauritius has two broad seasons. The cooler, drier stretch from May to November is generally the more comfortable time to visit, cyclone risk is lower, coastal temperatures are pleasant, and the sea is calm for snorkelling and water sports. April–June and September–November are particularly good months to travel. From Saudi Arabia, several holidays line up well. Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha (dates shift each year, check the Hijri calendar) deliver 4–9 days off and are hugely popular for short breaks. Saudi National Day falls on 23 September, right in the middle of the sweet spot. The long summer school break (roughly mid-June to mid-August) is another high-demand window, as is Founding Day on 22 February. Book early for Eid travel, seats on the Jeddah–Mauritius flight and beachside hotels fill fast.
Mauritius runs one of the most open visa policies in the world, but the rules depend on your passport nationality, not where you currently live. **Saudi passport holders:** Visa-free entry for up to 90 days (2026 rule). No advance application needed. Carry a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates, a return ticket and proof of accommodation. **Other GCC passport holders (UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar):** Generally visa-free under the same open policy. Confirm with the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office before booking. **Indian passport holders:** Visa-free; entry is granted on arrival for up to 60 days, subject to standard immigration checks. Carry your return ticket and hotel confirmation. **Filipino passport holders:** Generally visa-free for short tourist stays, verify the current rule before booking. **Pakistani passport holders:** A visa is required in advance; apply through the Mauritian diplomatic mission or an authorised agent before you travel. **Egyptian and other expatriate residents (iqama holders):** Your entry right is determined by your passport nationality, not your Saudi iqama. Check the official Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office website for your specific nationality before booking. **Expatriates leaving Saudi Arabia:** If you hold a residency permit (iqama), make sure you have a valid exit/re-entry visa or the relevant exit permit stamped before you leave the Kingdom, or you may have difficulty returning. Confirm this with your employer or PRO before booking.
The total cost depends on your departure city, travel dates and chosen package. Economy return flights from Jeddah run approx. SAR 2,200–5,500 per person depending on season; from Riyadh or Dammam with a connection, expect a similar range at the upper end. Travelzeego packages cover accommodation, transfers and key excursions, so your main additional costs are flights, meals not included in the package, shopping and personal spending. Our Mauritius packages (land only, per person double sharing):, **Budget Beach Escape 4 Nights**: from approx. SAR 1,459 per person, **Family Fun Island Adventure 5 Nights**: from approx. SAR 3,559 per person, **Romantic Honeymoon Retreat 6 Nights**: from approx. SAR 9,746 per person, **Ultra-Luxury Indulgence 7 Nights**: from approx. SAR 23,771 per person Meals not included in a package run approx. SAR 75–300 per person per day depending on the restaurant. Budget approx. SAR 200–750 per person for local transport, shopping and personal expenses, and approx. SAR 75–200 per person for travel insurance.
**4-Night Budget Beach Escape (matched to our Budget Beach Escape package)** **Day 1:** Arrive at MRU. Private transfer to your 3-star beachside guesthouse. Settle in, enjoy that first Indian Ocean view.
**Day 2:** Shared snorkelling excursion to Blue Bay Marine Park, one of the finest coral lagoons in the Indian Ocean.
**Day 3:** Port Louis city tour: the Central Market, the Caudan Waterfront and the colourful Chinatown district.
**Day 4:** Full-day Chamarel sightseeing, the famous Seven-Coloured Earths, Chamarel waterfall and rum distillery.
**Day 5:** Morning at leisure on the beach. Transfer to MRU for your return flight to Saudi Arabia. **5-Night Family Fun Island Adventure (matched to our Family Fun package)** **Day 1:** Arrive MRU. Private transfer to 4-star family resort. Check-in, dinner included.
**Day 2:** Glass-bottom boat excursion, coral and marine life without getting wet, perfect for younger children.
**Day 3:** Île aux Cerfs, a tiny island reached by boat, with turquoise water and water sports.
**Day 4:** Casela World of Adventures, zip-lines, safari, quad biking and wildlife encounters.
**Day 5:** Chamarel excursion: Seven-Coloured Earths and giant tortoises.
**Day 6:** Breakfast, beach time, transfer to airport. **6-Night Romantic Honeymoon Retreat (matched to our Honeymoon Retreat package)** **Day 1:** Arrive MRU with a private honeymoon welcome transfer. Check into ocean-view suite at 5-star resort.
**Day 2:** Breakfast in bed. Afternoon at leisure by the private pool or beach.
**Day 3:** Sunset catamaran cruise along the coast.
**Day 4:** Île aux Cerfs excursion, snorkelling and a beach picnic.
**Day 5:** 60-minute couples' spa treatment, the highlight for many honeymooners.
**Day 6:** Private romantic beach dinner under the stars.
**Day 7:** Late checkout, private transfer to MRU. **7-Night Ultra-Luxury Indulgence (matched to our Ultra-Luxury package)** **Day 1:** Private luxury airport transfer. Butler-assisted check-in to private beach villa.
**Day 2–3:** At leisure, gourmet breakfast daily, beach, pool, butler on call.
**Day 4:** Private yacht day trip around the island, snorkelling stops, fresh seafood on board.
**Day 5:** Helicopter island tour, lagoons, mountains and sugarcane fields from the air.
**Day 6:** 2-hour signature spa journey per person.
**Day 7:** Private beach dinner. Final evening in the villa.
**Day 8:** Private luxury transfer to MRU.
The currency of Mauritius is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR). You cannot buy MUR in Saudi Arabia before departure, so plan to exchange SAR at the airport or at authorised exchange bureaux in Mauritius on arrival. The airport has exchange desks, but rates in Port Louis and resort areas are often more competitive, compare before exchanging large amounts. SAR debit and credit cards (Mada, Visa, Mastercard) are accepted at hotels, larger restaurants and shops. Carry some local cash for markets, smaller eateries and tuk-tuks. Most Saudi exchange houses (Al-Rajhi, Riyad Bank, Western Union branches) can advise on current MUR availability, though you will most likely exchange on arrival. Tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated, approx. MUR 50–100 for guides and drivers is customary. Arrange travel insurance before leaving Saudi Arabia; it is strongly recommended. Keep a copy of your iqama and your exit/re-entry visa document separately from your passport.
| From | Direct | Flight time |
|---|---|---|
| Jeddah (JED) | Yes | approx. 7 h (nonstop, Saudia) |
| Riyadh (RUH) | Via a hub | approx. 10–14 h (1 stop, e.g. via Dubai |
| Dammam (DMM) | Via a hub | approx. 11–14 h (1 stop, e.g. via Addis |
| Madinah (MED) | Via a hub | approx. 11–15 h (1–2 stops, typically vi |
| Return flights from Saudi Arabia (economy, per person) | approx. SAR 2,200 – 5,500 (varies by departure city and season) |
|---|---|
| Travelzeego package — Budget Beach Escape 4 Nights (per person, double sharing) | from approx. SAR 1,459 |
| Travelzeego package — Family Fun Island Adventure 5 Nights (per person, double sharing) | from approx. SAR 3,559 |
| Travelzeego package — Romantic Honeymoon Retreat 6 Nights (per person, double sharing) | from approx. SAR 9,746 |
| Travelzeego package — Ultra-Luxury Indulgence 7 Nights (per person, double sharing) | from approx. SAR 23,771 |
| Meals not included in package (per person per day) | approx. SAR 75 – 300 depending on restaurant type |
| Local transport, shopping and personal expenses (per person, per trip) | approx. SAR 200 – 750 |
| Travel insurance (per person, per trip) | approx. SAR 75 – 200 |
There is no confirmed nonstop service from Riyadh (RUH) to Mauritius. Most travellers from Riyadh connect via Dubai (Emirates or flydubai) or Addis Ababa (Ethiopian Airlines), with total journey times of around 10–14 hours. Alternatively, take a short domestic Saudia flight from Riyadh to Jeddah and join the direct Jeddah–Mauritius service, this is often the easiest option.
Jeddah (King Abdulaziz International Airport, JED) is the only Saudi city with a confirmed nonstop service to Mauritius. Saudia operates the route on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in approximately 7 hours. Travellers from Riyadh, Dammam and Madinah currently need at least one connecting stop.
No. Saudi passport holders enter Mauritius visa-free for stays of up to 90 days (2026 rule). You need a passport valid for at least 6 months, a confirmed return ticket and proof of accommodation. Always verify the current entry rules with the Mauritius Passport and Immigration Office before you travel, as policies can change.
Indian passport holders do not need a visa before travelling to Mauritius. Entry is granted on arrival, typically for up to 60 days, provided you carry a valid passport, return ticket and accommodation confirmation. Your Saudi iqama does not affect this; it is your passport nationality that determines entry rights. Confirm the current rule before booking.
Yes. Pakistani passport holders must obtain a Mauritius visa in advance from the Mauritian diplomatic mission or an authorised processing agent. A visa on arrival is not available. Apply at least 3–4 weeks before your travel date and check the latest requirements at the time of booking, as visa rules can change.
Yes, and Eid is one of the most popular times for Saudi residents to visit Mauritius. The break typically gives 4–9 days off, which suits our 4- or 5-night packages well. Book flights and your package as early as possible, seats on the Jeddah–Mauritius direct flight and rooms at beachside resorts fill up quickly around Eid.
If you hold a Saudi residency permit (iqama), you generally need a valid exit/re-entry visa or the relevant exit permit before leaving the Kingdom, or you may be unable to return. The specific requirement depends on your nationality and visa status. Confirm this with your employer or PRO well before booking, do not leave it until the last minute.
Our Mauritius Family Fun Island Adventure 5 Nights (from approx. SAR 3,559 per person, double or family room sharing) is designed for families. It includes a 4-star family resort with half-board, a glass-bottom boat trip, an Île aux Cerfs island excursion, Casela World of Adventures entry tickets and a Chamarel sightseeing tour, all with private transfers. Five nights works well for school holidays and Eid breaks.
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