Charter a private jet to Mauritius: the lagoons of the east coast, championship golf at Mont Choisy, and dinner 260 metres above Chamarel. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
Stay
142 suites on a private peninsula on the east coast. The island's most storied celebrity resort: royalty and A-listers since 1975.
69 suites on Grand Baie; spa by Clarins, chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce. Often described as the Indian Ocean's most exclusive hotel.
Overwater and lagoon villas on the east coast's Anahita island. The only Four Seasons in Mauritius: villas facing Bambou Mountain.
Beachfront resort beneath the UNESCO-listed Le Morne Brabant. St. Regis rituals (butler service, champagne sabrage) at the foot of Mauritius' most iconic mountain.
65 all-pool villas on Wolmar Beach. One of the island's highest-rated villa resorts.
86 suites in avant-garde design; rooftop pool and beach club. LUX*'s design flagship: rooftop restaurant Bisou and Beach Rouge beach club.
The tables worth flying for.
French fine dining in a colonial château at Maritim Resort and Spa, Balaclava; crayfish ravioli, lobster curry. Why famous: Mauritius' fine-dining hub; exclusive wine cellars and the island's grandest Sunday brunch.
European fine dining at Royal Palm Beachcomber, Grand Baie. Why famous: the gastronomic flagship of the Indian Ocean's most exclusive hotel.
Refined Mauritian cuisine on a historic sugar estate at Château de Labourdonnais, Mapou. Why famous: heritage estate-to-table dining in a 19th-century château; one of the island's highest-rated tables.
Creole fine dining on a terrace 260 metres above sea level in Chamarel. Why famous: Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice 2025; the island's most spectacular restaurant terrace.
The international dining venue at JW Marriott Mauritius, Le Morne. Why famous: the culinary centrepiece of the island's top-rated heritage resort under Le Morne.
The landmarks worth landing for.
UNESCO-listed mountain on the southwest peninsula. Why visit: the symbol of Mauritius and a legendary kite-surfing backdrop.
Volcanic dunes of multi-hued sand in the highlands, beside the Chamarel waterfall. Why visit: the island's strangest natural wonder.
The island's largest rainforest reserve. Why visit: hiking through endemic forest and the best viewpoint on the island.
The events worth timing your trip around.
A DP World Tour event co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Tour, played over four days. The 2026 edition moves to Mont Choisy Le Golf on the island's north coast. Players, sponsors and spectators combine it with a Mauritius stay.
Fly to this event →Airport: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU), with GA handling and FBO services.
Alternates: None nearby; the nearest is Réunion, a short regional hop away.
Aircraft fit: Long-range jets nonstop from Europe and the Middle East; midsize from Johannesburg.
Notes: Resort transfers run 45 to 90 minutes depending on the coast; helicopter transfers available.
US, UK, EU and most other nationalities enter visa-free for up to 90 days. If yours does not, tell us early and we plan around it.
September to November: warm, dry and settled. December and January are the festive peak.
December to March, with February and March the most active. We track the weather when you book.
45 to 90 minutes by road, depending on the coast; helicopter transfers available.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft with the operator.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
and the last mile.