Car rental by destination in Mauritius
Wherever you stay in Mauritius, compare local agencies and book your vehicle online.
Pick up your rental car the moment you land at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, in the south-east of Mauritius. The agency meets you at the desk or the exit: inspection done, keys in hand, and you're free to reach the north in 45 minutes on the M2 motorway.
The seaside capital of the north, Grand Baie packs beaches, restaurants and nightlife. A rental car is your best ally here to explore Pereybère, Cap Malheureux and the northern beaches at your own pace, without relying on buses.
On the west coast, Flic en Flac boasts one of the longest sandy beaches in Mauritius and famous sunsets. By car, you easily reach Tamarin, Le Morne and the Chamarel highlands for a day in nature.
The Mauritian capital blends its central market, the Caudan Waterfront and historic sites. A rental car makes trips to the beaches and inland easy, while keeping the city as your business or cultural base.
Known for its calm lagoon and snorkelling, Trou aux Biches is a family-friendly resort in the north-west. With a car, reach Grand Baie, the Pamplemousses garden or the aquarium in minutes.
The east coast of Belle Mare charms with turquoise lagoons and long, breezy beaches. A car is almost essential here to reach Flacq and its market, and to explore an area with limited public transport.
An authentic town in the south-east near the airport, Mahébourg lives to the rhythm of its Monday market and seafront. Renting a car here lets you collect the vehicle minutes after landing and head to Blue Bay and the wild south.
A surf and dolphin-watching spot on the west coast, Tamarin has a laid-back vibe. A car opens access to the Black River Gorges, Chamarel's Seven Coloured Earths and the beaches of Le Morne.
At the foot of the UNESCO-listed mountain, Le Morne offers one of the finest lagoons in Mauritius and the most famous kitesurf spots in the Indian Ocean. Hotels sit isolated at the end of the peninsula: a rental car is essential to reach Chamarel, La Prairie beach or the restaurants of Black River without relying on hotel taxis.
Between Grand Baie and Cap Malheureux, Pereybère is the north's favourite family beach: calm water, snorkeling and small beach restaurants. With a car you can chain Cap Malheureux, Grand Gaube and the wild beaches of the far north in a single day.
Ten minutes from the airport, Blue Bay shelters the richest marine park in Mauritius: coral, colourful fish and turquoise water. It's the perfect base to start or end a stay, and a car opens up the wild south: Gris Gris, Souillac and the tea route.