Which Indian Ocean island is the best for you?
The Maldives The very epitome of island paradise, the Maldives are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Perfect for exploring diverse marine life and for relaxing on palm-fringed beaches, the Maldives are also home to some of the most ultra-luxurious, boutique hotels, making this one of the most glamorous and exclusive locations. Lying south of India, boasting warm temperatures all year round, the Maldives are made up of nearly 1,200 islands, mostly uninhabited. Enjoy stunning sunsets and a variety of unparalleled dining options - including underwater restaurants where you can enjoy your meal whilst surrounded by an aquatic panorama. Mauritius Nestled in the south of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is a paradise of warm shallow waters and lush, green forest, home to endangered species and eye-catching flora and fauna. Explore rolling sugar cane plantations and hike through the protected wilderness of the Black River Gorges National Park, or choose to relax and soak up the tranquil atmosphere on some of the many white sand beaches. For a drastic change of scenery, visit Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius, to explore the modern city with skyscrapers, busy streets, fascinating museums, and a bustling nightlife.
The Seychelles This archipelago of 115 islands, scattered across azure waters, is home to some of the world’s finest beaches. The Seychelles is a truly unique place, with habitats found nowhere else on the planet, it’s a surreal holiday location. The abundant marine-life and warm turquoise waters make this the perfect location for snorkeling and diving, whilst the rugged peaks and breath-taking panoramic viewpoints make for excellent hiking trails. Amidst the astounding natural beauty, sit ultra-luxurious hotels, ensuring you can enjoy a perfect combination of exploration and relaxation. La Reunion This tiny French outpost in the Indian Ocean is often less spoken about than it’s popular neighbours, however, this exotic island should not be overlooked. Only 63km long, comprising of imposing peaks, dense green slopes, impressive waterfalls and volcanic landscapes - La Reunion is an adventure-seeker's paradise. If exploring dramatic landscapes and spotting exotic wildlife whilst hiking across varied terrain isn’t to your taste, the island also offers respite for those looking for relaxation. Pass the time unwinding on the golden sands of St-Gilles-les- Bains, or explore the markets in the spa resort of Cilaos, which lies at the foot of the famous Piton des Neiges, the tallest peak in the Indian Ocean.
The Indian Ocean is a paradise of warm waters, white sandy beaches, and astounding natural beauty. Home to several breathtaking islands, each offers its own personal charm and character, just waiting to be explored...
Sri Lanka Renowned for its rich heritage and unspoilt beaches, Sri Lanka sits just south of India, and just north of the equator, therefore basking
in a tropical climate throughout the year. The island is varied, steeped in history and rich in wildlife. Whether you want to witness elephants roaming free in Udawalawe National Park, tour the striking temples of Colombo, Sri Lanka’s capital, or visit the sprawling tea estates, there is truly something for everyone.
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