Mauritius in October
If there's one month ideal for a trip to Mauritius, it's October! The weather is almost perfect at this time of year. So look no further for your next holiday. Recharge your batteries under the Mauritian sun.
On the spot
On 10 and 11 October 2026, the island will host a must-see sporting event: the Mauritius International Trail & Cycling Race.
10 October will be dedicated to trail running, with two routes on offer: 10 km and 20 km, through the island’s magnificent natural landscapes. On 11 October, it’s time for cycling with two bike races of 69 km and 89 km, offering participants varied routes along coastal roads and exceptional views.
This event promises a weekend packed with adrenaline, personal challenges and new discoveries. Lace up your trainers or hop on your bike to take on the challenge… or simply come along to cheer on the participants in a friendly and festive atmosphere!
On 2 and 3 October 2026, La Isla 2068 – the island’s major festival of alternative, pop and electronic music, organised by La Isla Social Club – will take place.
Get ready for two unique evenings filled with concerts, DJ sets and artistic performances in a festive and immersive atmosphere in the heart of Mauritius.
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Travelling to Mauritius in October:
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A mild, pleasant winter
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Temperatures close to 26°C
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Water is at around 24°C (yes, you can even swim in Mauritius in winter!)
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4 days of rain on average (October is the least rainy month of the year)
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Stable weather, fairly warm (but not too hot)
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Tourist numbers in Mauritius in October
With its superb weather, October is a very popular month for tourists. The high season is starting! Airline tickets and hotel rates are on the rise. Expect to pay between €1000 and €1300 for a return flight from Paris, Brussels or Geneva per person.
Of course, flight prices may vary depending on the dates, the number of stopovers and the airline.
In Mauritius, October marks the transition from late winter to early summer.
Here are some examples of local fruit and vegetables you may find at this time of year:
Jamblon (a low-sugar, slightly acidic fruit resembling a red grape)
Margosa (a bitter-tasting squash)
Broccoli
Taro (a tuber often served as a small fried cake)
Bringelle (aubergine)
Guava
LBananas, papayas and Victoria pineapples (available all year round)Take the chance to try them! You'll find them in markets, restaurants and roadside fruit and vegetable stalls.
Activities
If you're looking for a great diving spot in October in Mauritius, you're in for a treat!
The sunny weather lends itself perfectly to this sport. Whether you're an experienced diver or coming for your first dive, you're bound to find something to suit you at one of the island's many diving clubs. One thing's for sure: the crystal-clear waters and biodiversity of the Mauritian depths will leave you breathless!
And if you prefer to stay on the surface, no problem: take a trip on a boat, paddle or kayak.
Travel to Mauritius, all year round
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