Rodrigues

Rodrigues is a beautiful island in the Indian Ocean, part of the Republic of Mauritius.

It's a great spot for outdoor activities like snorkelling, diving, and hiking. The island has a relaxed vibe and is perfect for those looking to enjoy nature and local culture. Rodrigues Island is located about 650 kilometres (around 400 miles) east of the main island of Mauritius. It takes about 1 hour by plane or around 6 to 8 hours by ferry to travel between the two islands.

Rodrigues is a wonderful place to visit because of its unspoiled natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. It offers stunning beaches with clear waters, perfect for snorkeling, diving, and fishing. The island is also known for its rich culture and history, with friendly locals and unique Creole traditions. Additionally, Rodrigues is great for hiking and exploring, with lush green landscapes, volcanic hills and beautiful viewpoints. It's a perfect destination for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy a peaceful, nature-filled getaway.

If you would like to experience the tranquility of Rodrigues, we offer to add a custom made stay there during your holiday in Mauritius.

A map of the island of Rodrigues, part of the Mascarene Islands in the Indian Ocean, showing various towns and points of interest.
Tropical beach with white sand, turquoise water, and green trees, under a partly cloudy sky.
Ocean waves crashing against rocks along a rugged coastline with greenery and trees, under a partly cloudy sky.
Display table with colorful fabric and accessories, including bags, pouches, and scarves at a craft or gift shop.
People kiteboarding on a calm, turquoise ocean under a partly cloudy sky.
Tropical beach with white sand, clear blue water, black volcanic rocks in the foreground, and green trees on the right side, under a partly cloudy sky.
Empty sandy beach with a small boat on the shore, green trees lining the left side, and a calm ocean with some houses on the distant hillside under a blue sky with clouds.
Underground cave with stalactites and stalagmites illuminated by artificial light.