Famous for its secluded white sand beaches and stunning cerulean lagoons.
The beautiful area of Balaclava is famous for its luxury hotels, secluded white sand beaches and stunning cerulean lagoons. Situated on the North West coast of Mauritius, it’s just a short distance from the capital Port Louis which is a bustling and vibrant centre will many shops, restaurants and bars to enjoy the local cuisine. A visit to other attractions in the area will take you to the Pamplemousse Botanical Gardens with its hundreds of species of plants including the giant Victoria Amazonica water lilies and the numerous species of palm trees, as well as Trou aux Biches Beach. If the horizon is clear, you can appreciate the sunset from any point along the coast, with each night being different from the next.
Luxury holidays in Balaclava bring you all the comforts you need in typical Mauritian style. In Mauritius, “the north” usually conjours images of narrow streets behind the main roads, and small local boutiques selling artisan wears. A variety of bars and restaurants also draw you to the charming and exuberant way of life here.
Select Sovereign for your luxury holidays in Balaclava and we will assist you in finding the right hotel to match your needs. Our deluxe accommodation has been hand-picked by our Personal Travel Plannersto ensure the utmost in comfort, class and luxury at excellent prices. The Ravenal Attitude in is a fantastic choice…
Every one of our hotels is handpicked and personally visited by our team
Flight time from the UK to Mauritius is 11 hours 50 minutes.
Transfer time from Mauritius airport to Balaclava is approximately 1 hour.
Mauritius is a year-round destination, with summer and winter months offering something different. The summer months, from October through to April, are perfect for beach lovers - days are long and temperatures are in the high 20s. There is the odd chance of a cyclone in the south of the island, though. The winter months (during the UK summer) are a little cooler, in the early 20s, so are ideal for hiking and exploring. If you’re planning on diving, the summer months are your best bet – the waters are warmer and (usually) calmer, and there’s more sea life around.
Visas are not required for Mauritius. You will receive a stamp in your passport valid for 60 days.
Tipping in Mauritius is appreciated, but not expected. In restaurants you can leave the small change or round the bill up if you received excellent service. Ensure you give your tip directly to the person whom you wish to receive it.
The official language of Mauritius is English.
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