Beach dresses to wear in Mauritius

Designer beach dresses and light weight cotton bardot dresses are the perfect pieces to pack for a holiday in Mauritius. With the humidity light fabrics are best in your holiday wardrobe. This vibrant island is hottest between December and February so the best time to visit is between September to November. If you need help with sizes please visit our resort wear size guide here.

Mauritius have put strict health protocols in place during the global pandemic and these have been recognised as some of the best in the world. The jewel in the Indian Ocean welcomes back visitors with open arms. 

Breakfast beach cover ups are a holiday wardrobe must have. Effortlessly throw on a stylish beach dress to wear around the resort to breakfast and lounging by the pool. The stunning dropped waist paloma white and gold cotton dress is ideal as the lightweight soft cotton will help keep you cool in the sunshine. The beautiful V neck is flattering on all sizes, decorated with a pretty motif in timeless shades of coral and gold duck egg. The stylish Paloma dress is so comfortable and easy to wear.

Daytime silk kaftans to wear around the resort should be easy to slip on and off over swimwear. The aqua sparkly silk designer kaftan called Rhodes is perfect to stroll around the resort in. The soft floaty crepe silk light fabric is easy to wear in the strong heat. The opaque crepe silk drapes beautifully over the body making this a very flattering knee length kaftan to wear out and about.  The Rhodes kaftan is super striking in aqua with exquisite embellishments making this a one-of-a-kind cover up.

Cool dresses to wear at night time in Mauritius needs to be cool and floaty as the humid weather is warm all year round. The yellow and lime silk santorini maxi dress is absolutely stunning and will turn heads. Eight meters of hand dyed chiffon silk make up this dreamy dress. The divine tropical colours compliment any sun kissed skin. A perfect wow dress for a formal evening in your Mauritius resort or to enjoy sundowner drinks.