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Mauritius’ famous subtropical climate, flawless beaches and translucent waters put it on par with some of the best island destinations the world over. There’s no doubt that it lends itself to holidaymakers that are looking to spend their days soaking up the sun from the comfort of their beach loungers. But what most jet-setters don’t realise is how much the island offers for thrill seekers and active travellers.

Mauritius transcends the label of ‘tropical paradise’; offering so much more than its stunningly gorgeous shores, warm crystal waters and its stretches of vivid green sugarcane fields. It’s deeply rooted in a fascinating history and is made up of a beautiful diverse people: the descendants of Indian workers, African slaves, Chinese merchants and European settlers, of mainly French origin.

The idyllic island of Mauritius is set in the southwest Indian Ocean, and due to its mild, tropical climate, it enjoys warm, incredible sunny days practically year round.

The very mention of Mauritius conjures up images of pristine white sandy beaches and aquamarine waters bordered by luxury resorts and lush, tropical gardens. But with dramatic volcanic landscapes, a diverse culture, a rich history and delightful local dishes, there’s so much more to do during your stay in Mauritius than laze by the pool or sea, cocktail in hand (although, that is, of course, one of the ultimate options).

Postcard-perfect beaches fringed by palm trees, inviting turquoise waters, delectable local dishes and an eclectic culture—there are few places as magnificent as Mauritius. And if you and your significant other have decided on this incredible tropical island as the destination for your wedding, you have made an outstanding choice.