Maritim Hotel Mauritius

 About Maritim Hotel Mauritius

The 212 sea-facing, colonial style rooms are all elegantly furnished and include a luxurious bathroom with freestanding bath and large shower, air conditioning, satellite TV, a mini bar, tea/coffee making facilities, complimentary WiFi and a private balcony or terrace. Upgrade to a Prestige Room for more space, or choose one of 15 stylish suites for a separate living room and access to a dedicated section of the main beach. There are also two Presidential Suites, each set over two floors, with a Jacuzzi on the balcony overlooking the bay. For families, Privilege and Prestige Rooms can interconnect, or there is the two-bedroom Maritim Villa with its own private swimming pool.

Set within 60 acres of enchanting tropical gardens and fringed by the natural lagoon of turtle bay, this hugely popular all-inclusive resort plays host to an impressive selection of land and water sports, with daily glass bottom boat trips, waterskiing, archery and golf amongst the many complimentary activities. Full of old-world charm and character, the relaxed elegance and home from home ambience keep guests coming back year after year.

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Best Time to Travel to Maritim Hotel Mauritius

Mauritius, a tropical island paradise in the Indian Ocean, offers travelers a year-round escape to pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and a rich cultural heritage.

**Dry Season (May to October):** The dry season in Mauritius is the most popular time to visit. From May to October, the weather is sunny and dry, with cooler temperatures and gentle trade winds. This is the perfect time for beach lovers, water sports enthusiasts, and outdoor activities. Explore the beautiful beaches of Belle Mare, visit the colorful botanical gardens in Pamplemousses, or go hiking in the Black River Gorges National Park.

**Wet Season (November to April):** The wet season in Mauritius brings warmer temperatures and occasional rain showers, as it falls within the cyclone season. However, it's still possible to visit, and this season offers lush green landscapes, fewer tourists, and lower prices. It's an excellent time for experiencing cultural activities, such as the Thaipoosam Cavadee festival, and exploring the island's unique culture and cuisine.

Whether you're relaxing in a luxury resort, snorkeling in the clear turquoise waters, or savoring Creole dishes like seafood curry, Mauritius promises a tranquil and idyllic escape year-round. Discover the magic of this Indian Ocean paradise and create lasting memories in this tropical haven.

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