Madagascar

Because of its fascinating evolutionary history, Madagascar is the most unique of the island options. The fourth largest island in the world, it broke away from the continental landmass over 100 million years ago, and this has resulted in a profusion of endemic animal and plant life.

It also has an incredible diversity of terrain, which includes a vast mountain plateau, dry desert scapes, dense rainforests and endless tropical beaches. While its is best known for the numerous species of lemur and the variety of reptiles, it has a growing reputation as a fantastic diving and water sport destination.

Mauritius

For many, this exciting tropical destination has become their favourite Indian Ocean playground. Somewhat more developed than its neighbours, it has a history of peace and prosperity that together with the cosmopolitan population mix brings a calm and comforting familiarity for the international set that return again and again. 

The coastline has an endless choice of options from luxurious boutique villas to some of the most well-known and affordable large resorts in the region. Pick a spot and spend your time indulging in every type of fun-filled beach and water activity, or simply come for a well deserved stint of blissful relaxation.