Mauritius

Mauritius, located in the south‑west Indian Ocean, lies just below the equator and north of the Tropic of Capricorn. Part of the Mascarene Islands, its nearest neighbours are Réunion (220 km) and Rodrigues (560 km east). The island spans roughly 1,865–2,040 km² with volcanic mountains, a central plateau around 600 m high, and over 150 km of coral‑ringed beaches.

Visitors can explore Le Morne Brabant, Chamarel Seven‑Coloured Earth, waterfalls, hiking trails, UNESCO sites and exceptional lagoons. Mauritius enjoys a tropical climate with warm summers (Nov–Apr) and cooler, drier winters (May–Oct), making May–October ideal for outdoor adventures and November–April perfect for beach relaxation.

Lux Grand Gaube

LUX Grand Gaube is a 5-star retro-chic beachfront resort featuring 186 rooms, suites and villas designed by Kelly Hoppen, all with balconies or terraces and Indian Ocean views. The resort offers 3 swimming pools including an adults‑only option, plus 6 restaurants and 7 bars ranging from Peruvian and Turkish dining to beach clubs and cocktail lounges. Guests enjoy extensive entertainment, kids’ and teens’ clubs, live music, and cinema experiences. Beach lovers can enjoy snorkelling, windsurfing, kayaking, waterskiing and more from two tranquil coves. With a spa, tennis academy, golf facilities and private‑pool villas, LUX Grand Gaube blends luxury, wellness, and tropical adventure.

Grand Gaube

Grand Gaube, a peaceful fishing village on Mauritius’ north‑east coast, sits about 47 km (≈59 min) from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (MRU). Known for its rocky headlands, small bays, and colonial atmosphere, it lies near Cap Malheureux and Goodlands and about 10 km from Grand Baie.

Natural highlights include tranquil lagoons and local beaches, while nearby attractions include Cap Malheureux and day trips to lively Port Louis. With its relaxed charm and scenic coastline, Grand Gaube offers an authentic Mauritius escape.