Do you want a trip to Mauritius that is not exhausting or packed with too many activities crammed into a single day? Then this 7 days 6 nights Mauritius tour package at Le Méridien Ile Maurice is crafted for you. It takes you through the most amazing spots on the island while giving you enough breathing room to relax or explore at your own pace.

Most Mauritius itineraries try to fit everything into 4 or 5 days. This one does not. With two dedicated leisure days built into the week, this package strikes a balance that most travelers genuinely appreciate. It has structured discovery on the tour days, and complete freedom on the rest. Add to that a 6 nights stay at Le Méridien Ile Maurice, one of the finest beach resorts on the island, and you have a trip that takes care of comfort just as well as it takes care of experience.

After your arrival in Mauritius, transfer to your hotel and relax for the day. Watch the beautiful sunset with your family/partner and sip of fresh juices. The explorations starts from next day.

Next morning, wake up and get ready to explore The North Island of Mauritius. After breakfast, head out for Sugar Museum, a thematic, educational, and history packed experience inside a beautifully restored 19th-century sugar factory. Sugar was the backbone of the entire colonial economy of Mauritius for over two centuries, and this museum tells that story well, complete with a rum tasting.

Next up, visit Fort Adelaide, which gives you sweeping panoramic views of Port Louis and its harbour from above. The drive through the capital covers China Town, the Mosque, the Catholic Church, the High Court Building, and the French colonial architecture that lines the older parts of the city.

You definitely need to stop at Port Louis Bazaar to eat the national dish of Mauritius, Dhol Puri. It is warm, freshly made, and delicious. Shop at Caudan Waterfront and have a look at the harbour views. Stop at Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that marks the arrival point of over 450,000 indentured labourers from India who came to Mauritius between 1834 and 1923.

Walking through this site, you get a real sense of the history that built this island and the people behind it. Visit to Château de Labourdonnais to close the day with a premium juice and rum tasting in one of the most elegant settings on the island.

Then comes the leisure day. You may rest, take a spa, pamper yourself by shopping for souvenirs. Or if you are feeling adventurous, you may go diving(at additional cost). This day entirely depends on you.

The next day is South Island day, which is a completely different kind of experience. It starts at Grand Bassin, and is the most sacred Hindu site in Mauritius. A crater lake inside a dense forest, believed to be spiritually connected to the River Ganges, with a towering 108 ft Lord Shiva statue standing beside it.

From there, the route takes you through Plaine Champagne via Bassin Blanc, an extinct volcanic crater in the highlands, before arriving at the Valley of Colours. Twenty-three naturally occurring shades of earth, all formed through volcanic activity over millions of years. Activities like the zipline, Nepalese bridge, and jeep ride are available here, and couples who opt for any activity receive a free digital photo souvenir.

Also, watch and appreciate the craftsmanship at the Model Ship factory, where you can see the replicas of ships. The day closes at Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcanic crater with 360-degree island views before a scenic drive back through Curepipe.

And then comes the day that most people are secretly looking forward to from day one: Sun, Sand and the open ocean. Start at Belle Mare Plage, where you can take on water sports like snorkeling and parasailing together, or just wade into the water and let the morning unfold on its own.

Then, hop into the speedboat and transfer to Ile aux Cerfs. The Île aux Cerfs day needs little explanation. A speedboat takes you to this island off the east coast, it is 87 hectares of white sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, and calm water. Water sports, snorkeling, a waterfall visit, and a beachside meal fill the day.

Then comes the second leisure day, and honestly, it is well deserved by this point. We understand that every traveler needs some time to explore at their own pace, without a fixed plan or a pickup time to worry about. That is exactly why this day exists.

You could spend the morning at the Le Méridien spa, take a late breakfast by the ocean, and not make a single decision until noon. Or head out to Grand Baie for some last minute shopping, try dolphin watching off the west coast, or go quad biking through sugar cane fields if you still have some energy left. The island has enough to keep you occupied or enough serenity to keep you completely still. Both are equally valid ways to spend the day.

And then the next day, you pack up and head back home. No exhaustion, no feeling of having rushed through everything, just good memories, a full camera roll, and a trip that was worth every bit of it.

Complimentary Value Add-Ons:

• Waterfall visit during the Île aux Cerfs island tour.
• Visit to the elegant colonial Château de Labourdonnais with premium juice & rum tasting.
• Taste of authentic Mauritian Dhol Puri, a street food experience you won't forget.
• One free digital photo souvenir per couple at the Valley of Colours.