Mauritius Budget Beach Escape 4 Nights
Mauritius Budget Beach Escape 4 Nights is a 4-night Mauritius holiday package from $389 per person (double sharing), including 4-night stay at 3-star beachside guesthouse (twin/double sharing), Daily breakfast, Return airport transfers, Shared snorkelling excursion to Blue Bay. Discover the sun-kissed shores of Mauritius without breaking the bank on this perfectly crafted budget getaway. Stay in a comfortable 3-star beachside guesthouse and soak up the island's turquoise lagoons, colourful markets, and vibrant Creole culture. Explore Port Louis, snorkel the coral reefs, and stroll sugarcane-lined roads — all at an unbeatable price point. This package is ideal for solo travellers and young couples seeking adventure on a shoestring.
Key facts
- Destination
- Mauritius
- Duration
- 4 nights / 5 days
- Price from
- $389 per person, double sharing
- Includes
- 4-night stay at 3-star beachside guesthouse (twin/double sharing), Daily breakfast, Return airport transfers, Shared snorkelling excursion to Blue Bay, Port Louis city & Chamarel sightseeing tour
- Excludes
- International flights, Lunch & dinner (except where specified), Travel insurance, Personal expenses & tips
What is the day-by-day itinerary?
- Arrival & Beachfront Settle-In
- Port Louis City & Market Tour
- Snorkelling & Coral Reef Adventure
- Chamarel & Southern Highlands
- Leisure Morning & Departure
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit Mauritius?
Most nationalities including UK, EU, US, and Indian passport holders can enter Mauritius visa-free for up to 60–90 days. Always check the latest entry requirements with the Mauritian immigration authority before travel.
Is Mauritius safe for solo budget travellers?
Mauritius is generally considered safe and tourist-friendly, with low violent crime rates. Exercise standard precautions with your belongings, especially in busy markets and public beaches.
What currency is used in Mauritius?
The Mauritian Rupee (MUR) is the local currency; USD and EUR are accepted in many tourist areas but at unfavourable rates. It's best to exchange currency at the airport or use local ATMs for the best rates.
Is tap water safe to drink in Mauritius?
Tap water in Mauritius is treated and considered safe to drink in most urban areas. However, many travellers prefer bottled water to be on the safe side, especially in rural areas.
What is the best way to get around Mauritius on a budget?
Public buses cover most of the island at very low cost and are a great way to experience local life. Taxis are widely available but always agree on the fare before boarding, or opt for metered taxis.
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