Is Mauritius crowded in December?

Yes, December is one of the peak tourist seasons in Mauritius, drawing a considerable influx of visitors. The island experiences an upsurge in tourists due to its delightful weather and the festive holiday season. Tourist attractions, especially popular beaches and landmarks, tend to be busier during this time.



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The average high in Mauritius during December's 29ºC, which is ideal for a winter holiday. Things stay nice and warm in the evenings so you don't need to worry about filling your suitcase with thick clothes. At 27ºC, the sea's perfect for swimming, while humidity's high.

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The rainy season starts towards the end of November so there's quite a bit of rain in December, but you'll still get lots of hot and sunny weather at this time. The surrounding sea will help to keep you cool and comfortable, and you'll be warmest and driest in the north and west because of Mauritius' mountains.

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Summer (November to April) These are the hottest and wettest months, with temperatures peaking at an average of 30.1 °C in both January and February, and with February being the wettest month with an average of 253 mm rainfall. These months are also quite humid, but are also the sunniest.

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Mauritius can be very expensive if you stick to the hotels, especially 4 star upwards. Supermarket prices are the same as here, and rising with oil prices, so even basics are not as cheap as they were. A lot of people on the forum complain about the rip off prices in euros that hotels charge, and they are right.

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All inclusive hotels in Mauritius - often a wise choice. All inclusive in Mauritius has many advantages. You get a better idea of the total cost of the trip, many small expenses are included, and if you travel with children, there is often something they like.

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Spend At Least 7 Days In Mauritius If tourists have more time, 10 days will offer them a perfect vacation with a more flexible itinerary. Without seeing any of the area's beaches, a trip to Mauritius would be incomplete. Le Morne, The Flic en Flac Beach, and the Grand Baie are among the island's top beaches.

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Mauritius has a very diversified population, with only about 30% being Christian. However Christmas is celebrated by almost everyone, with Christian and non-Christian alike getting together as families and exchanging gifts. Many non-Christian homes will even boast a Christmas tree.

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You can get sunscreen everywhere on the island, but it's much more expensive than at home. Mosquitoes can be a real plague in Mauritius. Especially in the national parks, there are lots of mosquitoes all year round.

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Mauritius can be very expensive if you stick to the hotels, especially 4 star upwards. Supermarket prices are the same as here, and rising with oil prices, so even basics are not as cheap as they were.

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Crime levels are low, but petty crime occurs, including pickpocketing and bag-snatching. Don't walk alone after dark. Use ATMs in banks, hotels and shops, not on the street.

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If you are near to a local shop it may be worth buying some bottles from there. The import duty on alcohol is very high and by the time you add the mark-up from restaurants and resorts you could end up with a very expensive bottle of wine or spirits.

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It's a pretty tiny island off the coast of Africa, and I was curious to compare and contrast it to Bali, the Maldives, etc. To sum up my thoughts in a sentence, I was absolutely thrilled by Mauritius, and can't wait to return. We rented a car for our short stay there, and for one, it was a joy to drive in Mauritius.

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