Have you been eagerly waiting for that beach vacation? If yes, then the Maldives is not the only option you have. If you are fully vaccinated, you can now look forward to visiting the scenic beaches, lagoons, reefs, rainforests, and luxurious resorts of Mauritius. Yes, the popular Indian Ocean island is all set to open its international borders on October 1 for fully vaccinated travellers without any restrictions.
Fully Vaccinated Travellers Will Not Have To Quarantine In Mauritius
All you would need is an RT-PCR negative test report taken 72 hours before your departure. The Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) said in a release that you will explore the island free from the moment you arrive on the island. October is the best time to visit Mauritius with the perfect climate for enjoying various outdoor activities such as hiking, kite surfing, and water sports. Saudi Arabia, Mauritius & 5 Other Countries Are Now Accepting Visa Applications From India.
Check out our 13 webcams in Mauritius capturing every sunrise, sunset, and twilight in between. Admire the colors of the lagoons and our pristine beaches, and select the time-lapse option to see what a full day in paradise looks like. https://t.co/ukrn7UIHox pic.twitter.com/JdWeRLjLK7
— Mauritius Tourism (@SeeMauritius) August 16, 2021
Tourism Workers & Hotel Staff In Mauritius Are Fully Vaccinated
Mauritius has been welcoming international visitors since the middle of July and the ‘resort bubbles’ have helped to contain the spread of the virus. Currently, vaccinated guests must spend 14 days in a ‘resort bubble’ hotel before exploring the Indian Ocean paradise. The Mauritian government has been prioritising tourism workers and hotel staff in the vaccine rollout to ensure visitors a safe and secure environment in Mauritius. Mauritius Is Offering Free Vaccination To Long-Term Travellers Aged Above 18.
We are eager to welcome you for a safe stay in Mauritius.🌴Here’s what we are doing to keep you protected throughout your holiday: https://t.co/nDlC6cwlx5
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— Mauritius Tourism (@MTPAIndia) August 11, 2021
You can currently book your ‘resort bubble’ holiday either via tour operators or directly with the hotels. If you are not vaccinated, you will have to complete a 14-day quarantine period in a designated hotel.