For many, Mauritius and luxury vacation are synonymous. Unlike other paradises, Mauritius is located at some distance from the mainland, so there is rarely a large influx of tourists. This circumstance was appreciated by lovers of serene relaxation in the land of eternal summer.
Weather and rest in Mauritius in November
No other month in Mauritius beats November. This is real summer! The weather is hot. Air warms up to +34 and water to +25. But the heat is not exhausting, especially since after lunch there is a refreshing rain almost every day. Holidays in Mauritius in November will be to the taste of Russians, who have the opportunity to suddenly get into summer at the end of a rainy and cold autumn.
November in Mauritius is the best time for excursions and water sports. Those who are fond of diving are especially fortunate. At this time, the water temperature on the surface of the Indian Ocean becomes optimal for various underwater animals, and the visibility under water reaches 15-20 m.
At this time, a fresh wind often blows on the island, which causes a wave. This cannot fail to attract surfers who can wait a whole year for the right moment to "ride" the wave.
November is the opening of the fishing season on the Black River. Any tropical fish, up to a rather big barracuda, can become the prey of a gambling fisherman. And on the island of White Herons, a hunting lodge is always waiting for its guests.
November in Mauritius is the most suitable month for excursions. After the last rain, it does not get hot, and tourists go along one of the many excursion routes.
Excursions in Mauritius
- The La Vanille Crocodile Park and the Casela Bird Park are very popular.
- There is an amazing Serpent Island in Mauritius. Amazing because not snakes live on it, but sea birds.
- Flora lovers shouldn't miss a tour of the Pamplemousse Botanical Garden, where the 200-year-old Buddha tree grows. There is also golden bamboo, rubber trees, and spicy plants.
- An excursion to the Seven Falls is not a test for the weak. You will have to walk difficult paths through the jungle and climb mountains. But those who overcome the difficult route will be able to swim in cool water in the bowls of waterfalls, as well as kayak.
November 1 for the Mauritanians is a holiday, All Saints Day. Also in November, there are carnival processions, fire shows, performances of folk ensembles performing Moorish dances and music on national instruments.
