With its tropical climate, stunning beaches, warm sea waters surrounded by coral reefs, and rich fauna and flora, Mauritius makes the perfect holiday destination. While this paradise is known for its peak season allure, discover why July, August, and September offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the island’s serene landscapes and create cherished memories amidst a more intimate setting.
A Tropical Destination
Nestled in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius entices travellers with its breath-taking scenery, stunning beaches, and incredible marine life. This idyllic island, neighboured by Madagascar and the east-coast of South Africa, boasts 330 km of sandy, golden beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters teeming with vibrant coral reefs.
Famed as the land of the extinct bird, the Dodo, the landscape they once walked is home to volcanic mountains, lush green forests and rolling hills, providing a dramatic backdrop to the beachy coastline.
Escape the European summer heat and enjoy the subtropical maritime climate of Mauritius during its winter months from June to September. With average highs of 25°C, this is the perfect time spend time outdoors and discover the wonders of this tropical destination while enjoying pleasant weather conditions.
Island Adventures
July, August, and September are ideal months for outdoor enthusiasts to visit Mauritius. Prepare for an action-packed experience with an array of thrilling activities…
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Mauritius offers an exciting variety of activities for those looking to set sail and explore the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Surf, dive and snorkel to explore the vibrant marine life and stunning coral reefs; book a private boat tour; fish for marlin and tuna; or witness the majestic humpback whales with prime sightings for whale watching between July and November.
Thrill seekers can feel the adrenaline rush while zip-lining and quad-biking across the dramatic terrain, or speed boating and canoeing across the clear blue waters.
Golf
Nestled amidst lush tropical landscapes and bordered by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, Heritage Golf Club offers a world-class golfing experience.
For players pursuing the world’s top courses, two distinct experiences of lush natural beauty and pure golfing drama await. Challenge yourself on La Réserve Golf Links (pictured below), the Indian Ocean’s first and only links-style course, opening December 2023. Then step out onto the pristine fairways of Le Château Golf Course, consistently voted the Indian Ocean’s Best Golf Course.
In addition to the exceptional golf courses, Heritage Golf Club offers state-of-the-art practice facilities, including a driving range, putting greens, and the Indian Ocean’s first and only Golfzon Leadbetter Academy.
Hiking
With a stay at Heritage Resorts, visitors can explore the stunning hiking trails that wind through the diverse terrain of the neighbouring Bel Ombre Nature Reserve. From gentle walks in the forests to challenging mountainous treks and sunset safari tours, immerse yourself in the island’s unique flora and fauna.
Culture
Located in south-west Mauritius, close to Heritage Resorts, are several charming towns that offer unique experiences for visitors. Far from the urban bustle and tourist clichés, the territory of Bel Ombre is a harmonious encounter between sea and mountains, known for its tranquil beaches and lush nature reserves.
Mauritius has a captivating history waiting to be discovered. The Domaine de Bel Ombre, where Heritage Resorts is located, has been dedicated to sugar cane cultivation for over 200 years.
Immerse yourself in the island’s past by visiting museums and local historical sites, such as the World of Shells, boasting the largest seashell collection in Africa.
Beaches
Famed for its spectacular white sand and crystal blue waters, you cannot think of Mauritius without thinking of the coast.
In July, the mild temperatures and limited rainfall provide the perfect conditions to spend your days on the beach without needing to seek shade. Whether you choose to kayak, paddleboard, snorkel, kitesurf, catamaran, or simply relax and soak up the sun, the beaches of Mauritius offer a tranquil resting place.
Wellness
A sanctuary within a sanctuary, the spa at Heritage Resorts is perfectly designed to restore calm for all those who visit. Spread over 3000 m2, the Seven Colours Spa at Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resorts offers a selection of holistic treatments, hammams, sauna and a vitality pool for guests to find a true sense of peace and tranquillity.
Cuisine
Mauritius is renowned for its delectable seafood and exotic fruits. During July, you can savour the unique selection of seasonal delicacies available on the island.
Heritage Resorts boasts numerous restaurants that offer a wide variety of cuisines, including the beloved creole cuisine of Mauritius and traditional French fare served at the regions historic landmark, Le Château de Bel Ombre. Explore the local towns to discover authentic flavours and immerse yourself in the gastronomic delights of the island.
Entertainment
End your days with breath-taking sunsets overlooking the endless seas, followed by a host of entertainment options.
From live music performances to dance shows and theatre, you can experience captivating entertainment all year-round. Let the enchanting atmosphere and lively ambiance add an extra layer of magic to your tropical getaway.
Magical Mauritius
From world-class golf and relaxation to cultural immersion and culinary delights, July to September in Mauritius offers an unforgettable experience. Embrace the best that Mauritius has to offer in the winter sun for your next luxury escape at Heritage Resorts and Heritage Golf Club.
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For more information, or to book your stay, visit heritageresorts.mu