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Mauritius in June
You may think that Mauritius has nothing but postcard landscapes to offer. But think again! This small island in the Indian Ocean is far from a superficial destination. The joie de vivre of its inhabitants, its traditions and its multicultural richness will provide you with experiences you'll never forget.
So, for your next June holiday, head to Mauritius to discover all that is most profound and human about it!
On the spot
What happens in Mauritius in June? In June and July, kitesurfing fans are in for a treat with the C Kitesurf Festival. From 27 June to 1 July 2024, the third edition of this festival will bring together the greatest current kite champions, both local and international
Held at C Mauritius in the east of the island, this high-level competition always leaves its audience wowed. Get ready for incredible tricks, adrenalin and twists!
Other festive, culinary, sporting and musical events, including some last-minute happenings, are organised throughout the year. Thanks to word-of-mouth from the locals, you're sure to hear about an upcoming event during your stay.
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Going to Mauritius in June:
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A pleasant, warm winter. We're talking winter, yes, but with 23°C and water at 25°C – life is sweet here all year round!
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Few rainy days (9 on average)
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Fairly stable weather
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Tourist numbers in Mauritius in June
In June, you can treat yourself to a great holiday in Mauritius at a reasonable price. And yes, June is low season! Airfares and hotel rates are much more affordable than in the high season. Expect to pay between €800 and €1100 per person for a return flight from Paris, Brussels or Geneva.
Of course, flight prices vary according to the day of the week, the airline and the number of stopovers.
Fruit and vegetables
While some fruits and vegetables grow all year round in Mauritius (such as bananas, papayas and Victoria pineapples), others only come into season in winter. These include:
- Jamblon (a low-sugar, slightly acidic fruit resembling a red grape)
- Cabbage
- Broccoli
- Garlic
- Watercress
- Guava
Take the chance to try them! You'll find them in markets, restaurants and roadside greengrocers.
Activities
If you're looking for a great hiking spot in June in Mauritius, you're in for a treat.
Firstly, the sunny and not too hot weather lends itself perfectly to this sporting activity. Secondly, because there's something for everyone. Easy, moderate or experienced hikes, with views sometimes over the lagoons, sometimes inland, or trails leading to waterfalls... You'll be spoilt for choice!
If you prefer art to walking, stroll the streets of the capital, Port Louis, in search of the colourful graffiti and street art that adorn the city's walls. After your stroll, head to House of Digital Art, where you'll discover incredible digital art installations that push the boundaries of art, design and technology through sound, colour and movement.
Their new exhibition, ‘All Islands are Trees, ’ will take you to the heart of the relationship between man and ecosystems.
