Mauritius can be as dangerous or as safe as any other holiday destination.

Wherever, you are travelling it is wise to take precautions against theft. Never leave luggage unattended at airport or even at hotels. Do not put any valuables in luggage to be checked-in on airlines.

When moving around the island, do not leave valuables in a vehicle or luggage visible in a car unless it is under constant supervision. It is better to leave valuables at home or use the hotel safe deposit boxes for passports, money and cameras and be careful with your bags.

All hotels have security staff who are manly a formality not a necessity.
In general, people are friendly and helpful in Mauritius.

Swimming in the sea

If you choose to swim, snorkel or dive, you must first check locally to ensure that the currents are safe and that there are no visible or unseen hazards. Always stay within your limit.

Wild animals

Mauritius is not considered a home for dangerous animals inland or in water. However, there are always some animals that can hurt humans if one is not careful. Follow the advice of your guides; keep a safe distance from monkeys; do not touch plants or animals. When going SCUBA diving “take only pictures and leave only bubbles”.

Below we have added some Frequent Asked Question

Q: Is it safe to walk out at night?
A: Yes, as long as you use comment senses i.e. do not walk alone in rural areas and places where there no few or on people or under the influence of alcohol especial if you are a woman. Do not flash around with money or express provoking attitude.

Q: Is there Malaria in Mauritius?
A: No, Malaria is not present in Mauritius.