How to Pack for Your Honeymoon in Mauritius - A packing checklist!

For an unforgettable honeymoon, you will just need love. And some sunscreen. And maybe an insect repellent! Come to think of it, definitely a few other stuff. The following is a packing list for couples, including everything from the bare necessities to fun and romantic goodies to bring along on your trip.  

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Sun hat 

When preparing for a trip to the Maldives, a sun hat is an item that you just cannot forget to include. Since the Maldives is located in the tropics, the sun shines strongly throughout the whole year. In order to protect your eyes as well as your face from the sun's potentially harmful rays, you should put on some sunglasses and a hat. It is recommended that you carry a sun hat with a wide brim in order to provide yourself with a good level of protection, while exploring attractions in Mauritius. When considering health and wellness in Mauritius, protection from harmful UV rays should be number 1 on your list. 

Sandals & Flip-Flops 

It is quite possible that you'll spend a considerable portion of your time outside, strolling along the beach and just unwinding in nature. Pack footwear that will not make you feel bogged down or cumbered in any way. Bring along not one but two pairs of sandals; you'll need one pair for exploring the resort, and the second pair will complement your outfit for the evening. When staying at beachside luxury resorts in Mauritius the likes of Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas, you will find that this information is quite useful.

Sunglasses 

Sunglasses are an essential item that should not be left out of your suitcase when you go on vacation. It is highly recommended that you bring a sturdy pair of sunglasses featuring UV protection with you to ensure that your eyes remain safe and that you do not experience any discomfort during the day. Polarised sunglasses are highly recommended for visitors because of their ability to cut down on glare while also shielding the wearer from the sun's potentially damaging rays. 

Raincoats

You may want to bring a rain jacket with you on your trip, depending on the time of year. If you plan on going during the rainy season, you should bring along an umbrella and a raincoat. However, there is no need to get too worked up over it since the majority of the time it just rains for a few minutes. You won't need to worry about the weather even if you choose not to carry an umbrella with you since your hotel will almost probably offer you one. In the event that it starts to rain while you are touring the islands on your bicycle, the rain jacket that you brought will prove to be extremely useful.

Swimsuits

It is imperative that you include swimwear on your packing list. For participating in water sports like snorkelling or diving, one-piece swimsuits provide greater comfort than bikinis do. On the other hand, bikinis are the more conventional swimwear to wear when sunbathing. Additionally, in order to keep yourself comfortable and cool, you should carry along a few coverups that are not only lightweight but also cosy. 

Rompers and Sundresses

Sundresses and rompers are the kinds of attire that are perfect for wearing to breakfast, luncheon, dinner, and other events that take place all across the resort. These are also wonderful for pursuits like island hopping and exploring the surrounding area. 

Maxi Dresses

 It is probable that in addition to a few more exclusive dining establishments, your resort will also have a selection of more casual dining options. It is essential that diners arrive at a high-end establishment dressed appropriately in order to have a pleasurable experience while eating there. In circumstances such as these, maxi dresses are an excellent choice to make.