Do Caboverdians need a visa to enter Mauritius?

No. Cape Verdean citizens do not need a tourist visa to travel to Mauritius. You can stay on the island for 90 days.

To enter Mauritius, Caboverdians must have:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
• A return airline ticket or a ticket to another country.
• Confirmation of accommodation reservation for the entire period of stay.
• Sufficient funds to cover expenses during the stay
• Medical insurance

What documents are needed for children to travel to Mauritius from Cape Verde?

Minors traveling with one parent need a certified letter of consent from the non-traveling parent. Minors traveling alone need a letter of consent from both parents. All minors must have an original birth certificate.

Medical insurance for a trip to Mauritius for Cape Verdean citizens

Are you going to travel to Mauritius? Don't forget about an important aspect of your trip - health insurance. Make your trip safe and secure by taking out an insurance policy that will cover possible medical expenses and accidents during your stay on the island.

Why should you choose our insurance?

• Coverage of medical expenses: We provide payment for medical services in case of illness or injury.
• Fast processing: It takes only a few minutes to apply for a policy online.
• Flexible terms and conditions: Choose a policy that suits your needs and budget.

Take out a travel insurance before your trip to Mauritius and enjoy every moment of your vacation!

Unique places in Mauritius that tourists from Cape Verde should visit

Mauritius is not only paradise beaches and warm waters of the Indian Ocean, but also many unique places that will leave an unforgettable experience:

1. Black River Gorges National Park: An amazing place for nature lovers and hikers. Here you will find waterfalls, mountainous landscapes and unique species of flora and fauna, including rare Mauritian birds.
2. Chamarel Seven Colored Lands: a natural wonder where the sand dunes have seven different colors that shimmer in the sun. Nearby is the Chamarel Falls, one of the highest on the island.
3. Grand Bassin Temple: a sacred place for Hindus, located near a crater lake in the mountains. A huge statue of Shiva and festive ceremonies make this place a special cultural attraction.
4. Le Morne Brabant: a UNESCO World Heritage mountain known for its historical and cultural significance. The climb to the top offers stunning views of the ocean and lagoons.
5. Port Louis: The capital of the island, where you should visit the Central Market, the Blue Marlin Museum, and the ancient Fort Adelaide fortress to immerse yourself in local culture and history.
6. Casela Natural Parks: an ideal place for families to see lions, elephants and other exotic animals, as well as try zip-lining or jungle walking.

Each of these places will reveal the unique beauty and versatility of Mauritius, making your trip to the island truly unforgettable.