Yes, some tours are weather-dependent. If there are adverse weather conditions (e.g., storms, heavy rain, or rough seas), we may need to reschedule or cancel the tour. You will be notified in advance, and we will do our best to offer alternative dates.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the departure time. If you are running late, please notify us immediately. If you miss the departure time, the tour may continue without you, and we cannot guarantee a refund.

To book a tour or activity, simply visit our Booking Page on the website. You can also contact us via email at booking@idyllictourvibes.com or WhatsApp at +230 57848419 for more details or assistance with your booking.

Yes! Our tours are suitable for families with children. We offer family-friendly experiences that are safe and enjoyable for kids.

Please check individual tour details for any age-specific recommendations.

Some tours include lunch and refreshments—this is clearly mentioned in each activity’s description. You can also request a vegetarian meal option.

Yes, if you’ve enjoyed a previous experience with one of our drivers or guides, feel free to request them again (subject to availability).

The best time to visit Mauritius is from May to December, when the island enjoys cooler, dry, and sunny weather—ideal for beach days, nature hikes, and exploring.

From January to April, the climate is warmer and more humid, with occasional tropical rains and a higher chance of cyclones during peak summer months.

Mauritius uses the Mauritian Rupee (MUR). While major hotels and resorts may accept foreign currency, it's best to use local money for tours, markets, and smaller shops. Currency exchange and ATMs are widely available.

Mauritius is relaxed, but modest attire is appreciated in temples, mosques, and villages. Light, breathable clothes are perfect, and don’t forget swimwear, sandals, and a cover-up for the beach.

Yes! Mauritius is solo-traveler friendly, and we offer safe, guided experiences for all kinds of explorers. You’ll feel welcome and supported throughout your journey.

No hidden fees — ever. Our pricing is clear and transparent, and every tour page explains exactly what's included (like transportation, meals, or entrance fees).

Yes, Mauritius is considered a very safe destination. As with any place, basic precautions (watching valuables, avoiding isolated areas at night) are advised.

Mauritian cuisine is a flavorful mix of Creole, Indian, Chinese, and European influences. You’ll find street food like dholl puri, fresh seafood, curries, noodles, tropical fruits, and delicious pastries.

Mauritius follows Mauritius Standard Time (MUT), which is GMT+4, with no daylight saving time

You’re welcome to take photos of landscapes and tourist sites, but always ask before photographing locals, especially in rural areas or religious spaces.

Popular souvenirs include local teas, rum, vanilla, handmade crafts, dodo figurines, spices, and textiles. Support local artisans whenever possible for authentic keepsakes.