Indian Ocean
If sun, sea and sand rock your boat then look no further. With warm, vivid-blue waters, abundant marine life and breath-taking beaches, the tropical islands of the Indian Ocean are pure paradise. Hospitable people, elegant Indian Ocean resorts and never-ending vistas make them the ideal spot for a seriously relaxing holiday.
Maldives
Lying off the southern tip of India, this slender chain of coral islands is a playground of vast lagoons in infinite shades of blue and turquoise, and dazzling underwater gardens.
Arriving in the Maldives you’ll enter a world of ultimate relaxation. The powdery sand and crystal-clear waters stretch out to the horizon. It’s a place in which time almost seems to stand still. But when the sun does eventually go down, it’s difficult to beat a sunset over the incredible waters of the Indian Ocean.
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a country of diverse beauty and nicknamed the Pearl of the Indian Ocean.
Sri Lanka has eight World Heritage Sites and an abundance of wildlife, colonial architecture and tropical rain forests, you can mix all this with golden sandy beaches and lush tea plantations. Sri Lanka offers a warm welcome from charming locals and the freshest ingredients for its world renown cuisine.
Seychelles
A thousand miles off the coast of Africa, the 115 islands of the Seychelles are scattered like gemstones across the sparkling Indian Ocean. With swathes of white sandy beaches fringed by palm trees, a Seychelles holiday is as relaxing as it is beautiful.
The seductive Seychelles offer 360-degree unspoilt beauty. Here you’ll find coral atolls and islands carpeted with rich vegetation, dominated by rugged granite mountains. Winding lanes meander through swaying coconut groves, while crystal waters lap the shore.
Mauritius
Once at the crossroads of the African and Arabian trade routes, the island of Mauritius has a diverse cultural history.
Port Louis, the capital city, is the perfect blend of modern and colonial. Its unique hybrid of architectural styles is a product of Dutch, French and British settlers, with influences from India and East Africa. The island of Mauritius is famed for its pristine white beaches and clear Indian Ocean waters
