Flights from Singapore to Mauritius start from €595 return with Air India. The median fare stands at €609, making this route an affordable option to reach the Indian Ocean beaches. Check availability and book in advance to secure the best price.
Prices and when to book
The price range runs from €595 to €645 return. This data comes from real searches carried out on 23 October 2026 for December travel. Booking 6–8 weeks in advance is good practice for international routes of this type. Prices tend to be more stable if you secure the booking before 2 months of departure.
Airline and stops
Air India Limited operates this route with 1 stop on the Singapore–Mauritius leg. No direct flight option is available in the fares checked. The stop is not a drawback if you consider the competitive price for such a long journey to the Indian Ocean.
Best time to visit
December is peak season in Mauritius, with fine weather and high tourist traffic. If you're looking for potentially lower fares, consider February to April (end of Southern summer) or May to November (local winter), though prices may vary. The climate is tropical year-round, so your choice depends more on crowd preference and budget.
What to do on arrival in Mauritius
You'll land at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport. Turquoise beaches, coral reefs and diving are the main attractions. Visit Tamarin Bay for dolphin spotting, the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden or Chamarel waterfall. Local cuisine blends African, Indian and French influences. The Mauritian rupee is the local currency.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price Singapore to Mauritius?
The lowest price found is €595 return with Air India. This price was recorded on 23 October 2026 for December travel. The median price is €609.
Does Air India fly direct from Singapore to Mauritius?
No, in the searches carried out Air India offers this route with 1 stop. No direct flight option is available in the fares checked.
Is December a good time to visit Mauritius?
Yes, December is peak season with fine weather and warm sea. It's the best time if you prioritise sunshine and don't mind more tourists. If you prefer fewer crowds and potentially lower fares, consider other months such as May to October.
What is there to see in Mauritius?
White-sand beaches, coral reefs, diving, dolphin spotting in Tamarin Bay, the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden and Chamarel waterfall. Local cuisine is highly varied thanks to its multicultural influences.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.