SAVE $510 PER COUPLE IN MAURITIUS
Adventure World is offering savings of $255 per person on a range of packages at various resorts on the exotic Indian Ocean island of Mauritius if you book by January 30.
The offer includes return economy air fares with Air Mauritius, airport transfers and a range of free resort activities including windsurfing, kayaking, tennis, gymnasium, pedolos and glass bottom boats.
The six-night packages include Veranda Grande Baie for $1888 from Perth, $2208 from Melbourne and $2228 from Sydney.
Similar deals at Merville Beach hotel cost $2356 from Perth, $2676 from Melbourne and $2696 from Sydney. At Coco Beach Resort prices are $2620, $2940 and $2960 and also include free catamarans, dingeys, water-skiing and nine hole pitch and putt course.
The packages are available on selected dates during February and March.
More details from Adventure World at 1300-363-055 or visit www.adventureworld.com.au
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