Elena & Vittorio

Passport and Travel Documents – Tickets, ID, and hotel confirmations are your golden ticket. Don’t leave home without them.
Mauritius Travel Form – Fill it out beforehand here and keep it handy. Customs waits for no one.
Universal Power Adapter - Mauritius uses Type G plugs (the same as those in the UK), but the ones in your villa may differ.
Sunscreen – The sun doesn’t mess around in Mauritius. Go SPF 50+, or come back looking like a lobster in denial.
Aftersun Lotion – For when the sunscreen fails. It is essential for soothing sunburns and keeping your skin healthy.
Sunglasses – A solid pair for shielding your eyes from the glare of the sea and sand.
Lightweight Clothing – Stick to breathable fabrics like cotton or linen to stay cool and comfortable.
Swimwear – Whether for the pool, ocean, or a quick dip, you’ll need at least two sets. Trust us.
Comfortable Walking Shoes – For wandering markets, towns, or anywhere flip-flops feel too casual.
Bug Spray – Mosquitoes are relentless, so pack repellent or prepare to itch.
Reef Shoes – Essential for navigating sharp coral rocks and dodging sea urchins in the lagoons.
Reusable Water Bottle – Hydration is non-negotiable, especially in the heat.
Medications – Bring your prescriptions, painkillers, and a small first-aid kit.

Car Rental Booking – A rental car is your best bet. Just remember, they drive on the left.
Trekking Shoes or Trail Runners – Mandatory if you plan to do any trekking due to slippery terrain.
Sun Protection Shirts – Lightweight, UPF-rated shirts keep you cool and protected.
Snorkel Gear – The reefs are too stunning to miss, and bringing your gear beats scrambling for it on the island.
Rain Jacket – October can bring quick showers, so pack something lightweight to stay dry.
Local Currency – Cash is handy for markets and small shops. ATMs are available at the airport.
Beach Towel or Sarong – Multipurpose and lightweight.
Hat – Wide-brimmed or a cap to keep the sun off your face.
Waterproof Phone Case – Essential for beach days and boat trips.
Light Sweater or Shawl – Nights by the coast can surprise you with a cool breeze.
Books or Kindle – Downtime deserves a good read.
Reusable Tote Bag – Mauritius doesn’t use plastic bags.
eSIM App – Download before you go and stay connected instantly.
Golf, Tennis, or Padel Equipment – Bring your own if you prefer not to rent.
Portable Charger – Keep your phone powered for photos and navigation.