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The jewel of the Indian Ocean
Surrender your senses to this seaside escape.
For first-time visitors to Mauritius, Bel Ombre on the island’s southwest coast is an excellent place to stay. This area is known for its unspoiled beaches, dramatic mountain backdrops and a quieter, more natural setting compared to busier resort regions. Staying in Bel Ombre places travelers close to cultural sites nature reserves and scenic coastline.
Yes. Mauritius is well suited for couples, honeymooners and families, especially in Bel Ombre. Couples and honeymooners are drawn to the area’s peaceful beaches, romantic sunsets and resort-style relaxation, while families appreciate the calm lagoon waters, outdoor activities and spacious resort settings. Bel Ombre’s laid-back atmosphere makes it easy to enjoy quality time together.
Yes. OUTRIGGER Mauritius Beach Resort is a beachfront resort located in Bel Ombre, close to many of the island’s natural and cultural attractions. From this area, guests can easily access beaches, nature reserves, historic sites and scenic drives while enjoying direct beach access and ocean views throughout their stay.
Near Bel Ombre, travelers can enjoy swimming and snorkeling along the coral-protected lagoon, beach walks and sunset views over the Indian Ocean. The area is also close to natural attractions such as waterfalls, hiking trails and nature reserves. Cultural experiences, rum tastings and guided excursions into the island’s interior make Bel Ombre a great base for exploring both land and sea.
Mauritius is a year-round destination with a tropical climate. Many travelers prefer the cooler, drier months from late fall through early spring for comfortable temperatures and outdoor activities. The warmer months bring lush landscapes and fewer crowds. Bel Ombre’s coastal location offers pleasant conditions throughout the year, making it a reliable choice regardless of season.
Many visitors find that renting a car in Mauritius is helpful, especially when staying in Bel Ombre. While resort-based activities and guided tours are widely available, having a car allows travelers to explore waterfalls, viewpoints, villages and other parts of the island at their own pace. Taxis and transfers are also available for guests who prefer not to drive.
