Mauritius

Regions within Mauritius

We have villas available within the following regions of Mauritius

Flic en Flac, West Coast Mauritius [1]

Renting a holiday villa in Mauritius is one of the best ways to enjoy this stunning, diverse and endlessly fascinating country. Whether taking a relaxing holiday,laying on shimmering white sand beaches with translucent turquoise waters, or experiencing the rural charms of the area. Maybe exploring and visiting the mountainous peaks, waterfalls and sugar plantations are more to your desire, whatever you wish to do Mauritius has got it all. Coral reefs and lagoons abound so the diving is excellent in the sparkling seas. My Perfect Villa's exclusive luxury properties are some of most sought after villas available. Holidays in Mauritius can range from the glamour and beach living to the exclusive elevated hilltop villas with private pools. Staying in a villa is one of the best ways to get the most from your holiday.

Holiday Villas in Mauritius to Rent

My perfect villa has local detailed knowledge of the country. We pride ourselves on offering a selection of the most exclusive holiday villas in Mauritius available to rent. Whether you are searching for a secluded retreat, or an action packed family holiday in one of our villas in a seaside location, my perfect villa can help you locate your ideal holiday villa in Mauritius.

Mauritius Property Search

Use our comprehensive property listings to find your perfect villa in Mauritius. Whatever region you are looking to visit, we have properties available all year round. Our unique 360 Virtual Tour Technology allows you to wander through our villas before you have even left your own home, not all countries have 360 virtual tours!

Holiday Villa in Mauritius: Advice From my perfect villa

The island offers outstanding hotel accommodation in the world with a wealth of opportunities for everyone that is second to none. However, there are also high quality private villas offering locations by the sea or in spectacular hilltop positions with stunning views and private swimming pools.If you have any further questions, or if you need advice about holiday villas in Mauritius, please feel free to contact us on +44 [0]845 638 1408 or email us at info@myperfectvilla.com. Our friendly, knowledgeable team will be on-hand to help you with all of your enquiries. Use my perfect villa to find your ideal villa.

Other General Information

Mauritius is situated in the Indian Ocean, off the South East Coast of Africa. Mountains scattered throughout the island, tropical forests and a myriad of plant species are other features that add to the natural beauty of the island. Its more than 90 miles of white sandy beaches and transparent lagoon are protected from the open sea by the world's third largest coral reef, which almost surrounds the island.

Climate - Situated near the Tropic of Capricorn, Mauritius has the advantage of a subtropical climate. The climate is fairly acceptable to everyone and the heat is never unbearable.
There are 2 seasons: summer (November to April), with an average temperature of 30°; and winter (May to September) with a variation of temperatures from 17° at night to 24° in mid-afternoon. In between, a pleasant period from September to November with temperatures between 25° and 28° Mauritius does not suffer from a monsoon climate.
Situated near the Tropic of Capricorn, Mauritius has the advantage of a subtropical climate. The climate is fairly acceptable to everyone and the heat is never unbearable. There are 2 seasons: summer (November to April), with an average temperature of 30°; and winter (May to September) with a variation of temperatures from 17° at night to 24° in mid-afternoon. In between, a pleasant period from September to November with temperatures between 25° and 28° Mauritius does not suffer from a monsoon climate.

December through March is the best time for diving, when the waters are at their clearest; June through August is best for surfing; and October through April is excellent for big game fishing, when the large predators feed close to shore.

Culture

Half of the population in Mauritius is Hindu and approximately a fifth is Muslim. Both religions are descendent of indentured labourers that were brought during British Colony to work in cane fields. The remaining population comprises mainly Chinese and Sino - Mauritians, Creole (descendants of African slaves) and Franco Mauritian (the original settlers of the island). The latter today still occupy many of the sugar estate and control almost all sugar plantation.