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Mauritius All-Inclusive Packages from South Africa

Picture landing in Mauritius and not reaching for your wallet again until you fly home. Your flights, transfers, resort, meals and selected drinks are all in one clear quote.

I’ll help you choose the resort that suits you, and price it for your dates.

A quick hello from me

Hi, I am Kerstin. After years in the airline industry, I’ve specialised in Indian Ocean island holidays since 2015. Mauritius is my particular passion, with more than 30 visits and plenty of firsthand resort experience behind the recommendations I share.

What all-inclusive usually includes, and what it doesn't

All-inclusive means your main meals and selected drinks are paid for before you leave South Africa. Each resort sets its own rules, so I check the details for the resort you choose and spell them out in your quote.

Usually included

  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the resort’s selected restaurants
  • Selected local and house drinks while the bars are open
  • A minibar refilled during your stay at many resorts
  • Afternoon tea, snacks or light lunches by the pool at many resorts
  • Daily entertainment
  • Land and non-motorised water sports

Usually extra

  • Premium drinks and dishes outside the all-inclusive menu
  • Most spa treatments, diving, motorised water sports and excursions
  • Room service charges at some resorts
  • Compulsory gala dinners on 24 and 31 December at some resorts
  • The Mauritius tourist fee of €3 per person per night (age 12 and older), paid at the hotel
  • Travel insurance

My favourite all-inclusive packages

These packages include return flights ex Johannesburg, resort transfers, five nights and an all-inclusive meal plan. Prices are per person sharing, for the travel dates shown.

Aerial view of Ambre beach resort with turquoise waters
4 Star

Ambre Mauritius

An adults-only beachfront resort for couples and friends planning a holiday without children.

From R32 100 per person sharing
Includes:
5 Nights + flights
Breakfast, lunch, dinner & selected drinks daily.
Travel 01 Feb 27 to 30 Apr 27
Book by 19 Nov 26

45% Discount Offer

Aerial view of the beach and resort facilities at Heritage Awali
5 Star

Heritage Awali Mauritius

A resort suited to family groups and golfers who want to combine beach time with rounds at Heritage Golf Club.

From R33 215 per person sharing
Includes:
5 Nights + flights
Breakfast, lunch, dinner & selected drinks daily
Travel 01 May 27 to 25 Jun 27
Book by 15 Dec 26

Save Up To 20% + Repeaters Get An Additional 10% Off!

Aerial view of the beach and umbrellas at Veranda Belle Mare
3 Star

Veranda Belle Mare (ex Veranda Palmar)

A beachfront stay on the east coast for travellers who want to spend their holiday close to the sand and sea.

From R23 360 per person sharing
Includes:
5 nights in a Comfort Room + return flights and resort transfers
Breakfast, lunch, dinner & selected beverages daily
Travel 01 May 27 to 25 Jun 27
Book by 15 Dec 26

Save Up To 20%!

Many other resorts offer all-inclusive as an upgrade to half board. Tell me your dates and I’ll price both for you.

Free all-inclusive upgrades: book by 30 November 2026

Right now, three resorts are including a free upgrade from half board to all-inclusive. You pay the half board package price and get all-inclusive, as long as you book by 30 November 2026.

  • Crystals Beach Resort, Belle Mare: on one of the island’s most beautiful beaches, with spacious rooms and family rooms. All-Inclusive gives you a generous selection of buffet dining, additional dine-around experiences and a daily dinner credit of Rs 1,000 per adult at selected restaurants. Complemented by a wide choice of local and imported drinks, a daily replenished in-room minibar and selected poolside and beach treats. Up to two children under 12 sharing with their parents stay and eat free in selected seasons.
  • Radisson Blu Azuri, north-east coast: a stylish beachfront retreat offering a relaxed island atmosphere. The All-Inclusive package features buffet dining, dine-around credits for à la carte restaurants at both Radisson Blu Azuri and Poste Lafayette (for adults only), afternoon tea, a selection of wines, beers, spirits and cocktails, soft drinks and juices, plus a daily replenished minibar.
  • Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette, north-east coast: a smaller, peaceful adults-only resort with a natural lagoon and a snorkelling trail. All-inclusive covers breakfast at the main restaurant, dine-around options with credits towards à la carte lunch and dinner, afternoon tea, selected drinks and a daily replenished minibar. Complimentary access to the sports centre and a selection of land and watersports is also included.

Pricing varies depending on your travel dates, room category and departure city. Your personalised quote will confirm the airline, departure city and applicable upgrade terms for your selected dates.

Crystals Beach Resort Belle Mare Mauritius aerial view of the resort and beach
4 Star

Crystals Beach Resort Belle Mare

A beachfront resort in Belle Mare with spacious rooms, family-friendly facilities including Aqualand waterpark and an adults-only pool.

From R25 505 per person sharing
Includes:
5 nights + flights
Breakfast and dinner daily
Travel 19 Apr 27 to 31 May 27
Book by 30 Nov 26

Complimentary Meal Upgrade To All-Inclusive + Special Offer Discount!

Aerial view of Radisson Blu Azuri Resort and Spa showcasing beachfront property
4 Star

Radisson Blu Azuri Resort & Spa

A northeastern coastal resort for travellers who want to balance beach and pool time with varied dining and spa visits.

From R26 400 per person sharing
Includes:
5 Nights + flights
Breakfast & dinner daily
Travel 19 Apr 27 to 31 May 27
Book by 30 Nov 26

Complimentary Meal Upgrade To All-Inclusive + Special Offer Discount!

Aerial view of Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette Resort beachfront
4 Star

Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette Resort & Spa

An intimate adults-only resort on the northeast coast for couples who enjoy snorkelling and quieter surroundings.

From R25 505 per person sharing
Includes:
5 Nights + flights
Breakfast & dinner daily
Travel 01 Nov 26 to 30 Nov 26
Book by 30 Nov 26

Complimentary Meal Upgrade To All-Inclusive + Special Offer Discount!

Which resort suits you?

Every All-Inclusive resort has its own character and atmosphere. Here’s how I match each one to the travellers and holiday experiences they’re looking for.

For couples and friends seeking an adults-only holiday: Ambre. I’ve stayed here myself. Ambre has a sociable, lively atmosphere, a beautiful beachfront setting and evening entertainment. Guests must be 16 or older. Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner are included, along with selected drinks during bar opening hours.

For a peaceful adults-only escape: Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette. A smaller, contemporary resort on Mauritius’s quieter north-east coast, ideal for couples who prefer a relaxed atmosphere. It’s not the best choice for those looking for a lively town or nightlife.

For families and those who enjoy spacious surroundings: Victoria Beachcomber. Another resort I know first-hand. All rooms face the sea, the beachfront is beautifully expansive, and the kids’ and teens’ clubs are excellent. Couples can also opt for the adults-only Victoria for 2 wing. School holiday dates book up quickly, so early reservations are recommended.

For families who appreciate variety & good food: Heritage Awali. Set within the beautiful Domaine de Bel Ombre, this resort offers a welcoming family atmosphere, kids’ and baby clubs, and plenty of dining variety. Dinner is included at Savana, Infinity Blue, C Beach Club and Zafarani, with additional dinner credits available at selected restaurants across the estate.

For an upscale beach holiday and beautiful west-coast sunsets: Sugar Beach. A resort I know personally, combining a gorgeous beachfront with elegant plantation-style architecture and a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. The standard package is on a half-board basis, with an All-Inclusive upgrade available on request.

For a more affordable beachfront holiday: Veranda Belle Mare. A friendly 3-star resort on the east coast, offering a lovely beachside setting and easy access to the sand and sea without stretching the budget.

Getting more from your all-inclusive

Some resorts offer access to neighbouring or sister properties, giving you even more dining and leisure options during your stay. It’s one of the things I always point out, because it adds variety without adding cost.

  • Victoria Beachcomber: your all-inclusive works at other 4-star Beachcomber resorts. Why not pop in for lunch and a swim at Mauricia when you’re shopping in Grand Baie?
  • Sugar Beach: you can also use the restaurants and bars at La Pirogue next door, subject to availability.
  • Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette: the Blu Passport lets you enjoy restaurants, bars and activities at Radisson Blu Azuri, with complimentary transfers between the two.

Inclusions and access conditions vary, so I’ll make sure you know exactly what’s available with your chosen resort and meal plan before booking.

Is all-inclusive right for you?

My advice? If you enjoy making the most of your resort, I’d generally recommend All-Inclusive. Lunches, drinks and those little extras can quickly add up on Half Board, especially at resort prices.

However, if you love exploring the island, Half Board can work beautifully. With breakfast and dinner included, you can spend your days discovering the island and trying local restaurants for lunch along the way.

I’m always happy to compare both options so we can find what makes the most sense for your style of holiday and budget.

Getting there from South Africa

Mauritius is an easy island getaway, and only two hours ahead of South Africa.

  • Johannesburg: direct flights of about four hours on Air Mauritius, SAA and Safair.
  • Cape Town: direct flights of about five hours on Air Mauritius, SAA and Airlink.
  • Durban: there are no direct flights, so you connect via Johannesburg. Please allow at least 3 hours’ connecting time, and I can include the domestic flight in your quote.

Packages are generally quoted ex Johannesburg, but I can tailor your quote to your departure city and show you any price difference, or advise if it is more affordable to book a separate ticket.

Good to know about the prices

  • All prices are per person sharing, for the room and travel dates shown.
  • Prices can change with airfares, taxes and exchange rates until your booking is confirmed.
  • School holidays and peak dates can carry supplements.
  • Special offers have booking deadlines, so check the book-by date on each card.

How booking with me works

  1. Tell me about your trip. Send me your travel dates, departure city, who is travelling (with children’s ages) and a rough budget.
  2. Compare your options. I’ll come back with a clear quote, and I’m happy to compare two or three resorts for you.
  3. Confirm and relax. Once you’ve chosen, I confirm your booking and look after the details.

Your questions answered

Usually your meals at selected restaurants, selected local and house drinks, a minibar refill and non-motorised water sports. Each resort sets its own rules, so I’ll confirm the details in your quote.

If you’ll spend most of your time at the resort, usually yes. Lunch, drinks and snacks add up quickly on half board.

Yes, at many resorts. Until 30 November 2026, Crystals Beach Resort, Radisson Blu Azuri and Radisson Blu Poste Lafayette include the upgrade free.

Some resorts, such as Beachcomber, Heritage, Veranda and Radisson (and others) offer an all-inclusive package that runs from the time of arrival until departure, regardless of your check-in or check-out times. Other resorts have specific all-inclusive start and end times, which I’ll confirm for you.

It’s the price for one person when two share a room. Your quote will show the total for everyone travelling.

Some offers include free stays and meals for children sharing with their parents. These offers vary depending on the children’s ages and travel dates, and I’ll be happy to point out any applicable savings and what each child pays in your quote.

No. Guests aged 12 and older pay €3 per person per night directly to the hotel.

No. South African passport holders don’t need a visa for a holiday. You need a passport valid beyond your stay (I recommend six months) and a return ticket.

Ready to plan your holiday?

Send me your dates, departure city, who’s travelling and a rough budget. I’ll come back to you with a clear quote.