Yacht charter Mauritius
Last updated on 7 April 2025
Rightly bearing the nickname "Pearl of the Indian Ocean", Mauritius is an exotic paradise that is the stuff of dreams for yachtsmen from all over the world. A pleasant climate, turquoise lagoons, lush vegetation and fine sandy beaches are the ingredients that will make your cruise simply unforgettable!
Our yacht charter base in Mauritius is in Cap Malheureux, a small fishing village in the north. Don't hesitate to embark on your journey to a tropical paradise, to discover more than 330 kilometers of coastline. The myriad of surrounding islets make for some beautiful sailing excursions (Ile aux Cerfs, Ilot Gabriel, Rodrigues, Ile Plate, etc.)! All the more so as the climate is ideal all year round and the regular south-easterly winds offer optimal sailing conditions.
Take advantage of your anchorages to take a dip in the deliciously warm waters of the Indian Ocean or admire the beauty of the seabed while snorkeling. And of course, take advantage of the local specialists at each of your stopovers, each one as exotic as the next!

What to do during your sailboat charter in Mauritius?
Take advantage of the island's nautical activities during your sailboat charter
It is impossible not to spend your days at the side of the sea during your vacation in Mauritius. Home to a myriad of idyllic beaches, Mauritius is the favorite playground for swimming and water sports enthusiasts. Windsurfing, kitesurfing, snorkeling, sea kayaking, windsurfing... water sports enthusiasts will be spoiled for choice!
Cruise passengers and pleasure boaters will enjoy following the long sandy stretches of the Mauritian coastline. Do you dream of strolling along a picture-postcard beach? Head for the north of the island and the magnificent beach of Trou aux Biches. A river of white sand, turquoise sea and avenue of coconut palms combine to create a true paradise on earth.
Want to admire a magnificent sunset from your catamaran? Drop anchor in the open sea off the small village of Mont Choisy, in the northwest of Mauritius. You can then savor this incredible moment with your loved one at the side of the boat, on the very pretty beach. In the southwest lies the beach of Le Morne Brabant. Dominated by Le Morne, this splendid beach will be an excellent point of departure for hiking.
Hikes to do during your sailboat charter
Starting from a beach or a small fishing village, you can set off on a wild hike to the heart of the island. This is one of the best activities if you want to discover the most beautiful facets of Mauritius.
Sailing itineraries are varied and adapted to all levels. A picturesque excursion awaits you, for example, in the heart of the village of Cap Malheureux, home to a charming church with a red roof. Seasoned hikers, on the other hand, will tackle the trek to the 7 waterfalls.
How much does a sailboat charter cost in Mauritius?
- For a catamaran of about 40 feet, count on about 8500 USD for a week.
- For a catamaran of around 50 feet, allow around 11,000 USD for a week.
- For a catamaran of around 60 feet, allow around 25,000 USD for a week.
All our prices include the skipper, as all our boats available for charter in Mauritius are rented with a skipper. The skipper will take care of navigation and boat-related tasks, leaving you free to enjoy your cruise. You can relax, enjoy the beautiful scenery and go for a swim. In addition, a skipper can provide you with information about the region, the best beaches, tourist sites and restaurants. He can also help you plan your sailing itinerary. Finally, if you have some knowledge of sailing but feel you are not experienced enough, a skipper can help you learn more throughout your cruise!
Which seasons are best for renting a sailboat in Mauritius?
Mauritius is located in the Southern Hemisphere, so its seasons are the opposite of those in the Northern Hemisphere. The Southern Hemisphere summer runs from November to April, and the Southern Hemisphere winter from May to October. The best time to go to Mauritius is the southern winter, from May to October. Temperatures are milder then, averaging between 22 and 28 degrees, and there is less rainfall. It is the ideal time to enjoy the beaches, swimming and water sports. The austral summer is hotter and more humid, with temperatures that can reach 35 degrees. There is also more rain, especially in the north of the island. It is an interesting period for travelers who wish to take advantage of lower prices and fewer tourists.
Good to know
Number of boats available | 6 |
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Types of service | Skipper, Hostess |
Average price per week | $13,781 |
Minimum weekly price | $8,479 |
Maximum price per week | $19,505 |