- Inclusions/Exclusions
- Itinerary
- Hotels
- Destination Overview
What's included
- 06 Nights stay at Mauritius Hotel with 6 Breakfast and 6 Dinners.
- Full Day Ile Aux Cerf island tour in an Air-conditioned Coach with speed boat transfer from the jetty.
- Return Airport Hotel Transfers are on Sharing basis.
- Water Activities:- • Pedal boats • Kayaks • Lasers • Glass bottom boat • Snorkeling trips (Equipment).
- Any items of personal nature viz. telephone, beverages, laundry, Tips gratuities etc.
- Any other service/s that is not shown in the list of inclusion above.
- Cab type : Private
- Rates might not valid during blackout dates.
Anelia Resort & Spa
A breath of fresh air and flare in the West Coast, Anelia Resort & Spa with Mauritius 06 Nights 07 Days with Anelia Resort epitomizes the peaceful harmonization of our multi-cultural and diverse society and takes you to a journey of discovery and fun. From the rustic and traditional thatch and shingle roofing to the chic contemporary designs, the resort concept conveys the guest into time travel. Anelia tells you her story, invites you to be part of it and wants you to bring back memories from your stay.
- Room Type – Standard x 1 Room
- Check In – 01st March 2020 at 02:00 Pm : Check Out – 07th March 2020 at 12:00 Noon
- Meal Plan – Half Board ( Breakfast and Dinner)
Honeymoon Offer :-
Freebies for Honeymooners: Basket of fruit upon arrival and a bottle of sparkling wine,T-Shirts and a Candle light dinner.
Condition: To avail honeymoon package rates clients have to show a Marriage Invitation Card not older than 6 months at the time of check-in at the hotel.
Airline Cancellation Policy: All cancellation and date change of Air tickets is based on the airline policy and will be shared at the time of the requirement.
Package Cancellation Policy:
- Clear 45 working days or more prior to the date of departure of the Tour – No Cancellation for the Tour Price until or unless specified NON REFUNDABLE
- Clear 44 to 31 working days prior to the date of departure of the Tour. – 25% OF THE TOUR PRICE
- Clear 30 to 16 working days prior to the date of departure of the Tour. – 50% OF THE TOUR PRICE
- Clear 15 to 08 working days prior to the date of departure of the Tour. – 75% OF THE TOUR PRICE
- Less than 07 clear working days prior to the date of departure of the Tour. – 100% of Tour Cost
I Need Trip Cancellation Charges
INR 7000 per adult / child
Visa Charges
Non Refundable (If Any)
Note:
- The above offer is subject to RBI/GOI Regulations.
- The above offer is subject to change without prior notice.
- There is no refund for unutilized or partially utilized services.
- Check In time for all hotels is 1400 hrs (2 pm) and check out time is 1200 hrs (12 pm). Early Check In and Late Checkout are not included in the costs above.
- No Refund for Cancellation after issuance of air tickets and as per hotel’s cancellation policies. For hotels where cancellation policy is not mentioned it means 100% cancellation charge of the entire pre booked stay would be levied 07 working days before the check in date.
Hope the above is clear and in order, feel free to get in touch with us for any clarification. We look forward to your booking and assure you best attention at all times.
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Arrive Mauritius
Full day excursion to Ile Aux Cerfs
Full day North Island Tour
Full day South Island Tour
Day Free at Leisure
Day at Leisure
Depart Mauritius
More about this tour
Mauritius, an island nation east of Madagascar off the southeast coast of Africa, also gained independence in 1968, and can enjoy package of 6 nights and 7 days with Villas Mon Plaisir. Furthermore A stable democracy with regular free elections and a positive human rights record, even more the country has attracted considerable foreign investment and has earned one of Africa’s highest per capita incomes.Most noteworthy Mauritius is divided into ten districts and three dependencies, and its capital is Port Louis.Its official language is English, and its currency is the Mauritian rupee (MUR)
Mauritius Economy
In Contrast Since independence, Mauritius has developed from a low-income, agriculturally based economy to a middle-income, diversified economy and tourist sectors. Probably For most of this period, annual growth has been in the order of 5% to 6%.So, this remarkable achievement has been reflected in more equitable income distribution,increased life expectancy, lowered infant mortality, and a much-improved infrastructure.Even more the economy depends on tourism, textiles and apparel, and financial services, and is expanding into fish processing, information and communications technology, hospitality,and property development.
Therefore Mauritius is ranked first in Africa for:
- Overall Ranking on the Ease of Doing Business, according to the World Bank Doing Business Report 2016.
- Global Competitive Index 2015-16, according to the World Economic Forum.
- Index of Economic Freedom, by The Wall Street Journal & The Heritage Foundation Index of Economic Freedom 2016.
According to Statistics of Mauritius,it seems like the growth of gross domestic product (GDP) at basic prices was 3.9% in 2016. Investment as a ratio of GDP has increased to 18.2% in 2016 compared to 17.8% in 2015, and total foreign direct investment for the period of January 2016 to June 2016 was 302 million. GDP per capita for financial year 2016 was USD 9,163. The North is the country’s highlands. Vast mountain ranges dominate the landscape and are the source of many rivers. Doi Inthanon, Thailand’s tallest peak, is famous among tourists during the cool season for the Mae Kha Ning (frost flower) phenomenon as well as a sea of fog, nature trails, waterfalls, and botanical scenes. Mark Twain once wrote, ‘Mauritius was made first and then heaven, heaven being copied after Mauritius’. He was right.
Luxury Resorts
Mauritius is rightly famed for its sapphire-blue waters, powder-white beaches and, yes, luxury resorts that provide a front-row seat onto some of the most beautiful views in the Indian Ocean. These are places of the utmost refinement, of impeccable service, of facilities that range from pampering spas, designer rooms and extensive watersports options to dreamy swimming pools, expansive palm-strewn grounds and world-class restaurants. Your stay will live long in the memory and will have you dreaming of a return. Partly that’s because of the supreme levels of comfort and luxury. But it’s also thanks to the resorts’ discretion and warmth, and the unmistakable sense of being treated like royalty.
Active Mauritius
What to do, what to do? Lie on a beach all day? Or enjoy the wonderful range of activities on offer? Either way, you can’t really lose and there’s not much you can’t do here on the water – highlights include kite surfing, boat excursions to the beautiful islands of the lagoon, and the full suite of paddling activities offered by hotels and beach operators. But the diving and snorkelling here is terrific, encircled as Mauritius is by shallow waters, a coral reef, sublime underwater topography and a dramatic ocean drop-off. On land, you’ll need to decide between fabulous hiking, horse riding and even championship-standard golf courses. Decisions, decisions…
Wildlife Island
Once thought to be the preserve of nearby Madagascar, wildlife tourism in Mauritius is rapidly gaining in popularity. And why wouldn’t it? Mauritius has saved more bird species from extinction than any other country on earth, with the result that you can now see two of the loveliest birds of the Indian Ocean – the pink pigeon and the Mauritian kestrel – at various places around the island. Giant tortoises – in captivity in their hundreds, or roaming free on Île aux Aigrettes – are another drawcard, while dolphins, whales and sharks are just three highlights of the island’s richly biodiverse marine environment.
The Mauritian Table
Foodies of the world, rejoice! Mauritius is winning plaudits for the excellence of its food, and that goes for fine-dining restaurants at five-star resorts as well as beachside shacks serving fish just off the boat. Curries, seafood and staples like the thankfully ubiquitous salade d’ourite (octopus salad) owe their presence to influences from Mauritius’ Indian, Chinese, French and Creole communities – less a melting pot than a wonderfully aromatic cooking pot. The charming tradition of the table d’hôte, the family table opened to all and covered with the signature dishes of Mauritian home cooking, captures the essence of the warm local welcome
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