The Black River Gorges National Park, the largest national park in Mauritius, is a paradise for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Covering about 2% of the island`s surface, the park features deep gorges, spectacular waterfalls, and rich biodivers... more
The Black River Gorges National Park, the largest national park in Mauritius, is a paradise for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. Covering about 2% of the island`s surface, the park features deep gorges, spectacular waterfalls, and rich biodiversity, including many endemic species of flora and fauna. The park also offers several viewpoints, such as Alexandra Falls and Black River Peak, providing breathtaking vistas of the island. less
The Blue Bay Marine Park on the southeastern coast of Mauritius is a haven for marine biodiversity. Known for its coral gardens, the park offers excellent snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tours. Here, you can spot a myriad of colorful fish, coral, an... more
The Blue Bay Marine Park on the southeastern coast of Mauritius is a haven for marine biodiversity. Known for its coral gardens, the park offers excellent snorkeling and glass-bottom boat tours. Here, you can spot a myriad of colorful fish, coral, and other marine life in their natural habitat. less
The Blue Penny Museum, located in the capital city of Port Louis, is dedicated to the history and culture of Mauritius. The museum`s main attraction is the world`s first colonial stamp - the Blue Penny. Other exhibits include maps, sculptures, photog... more
The Blue Penny Museum, located in the capital city of Port Louis, is dedicated to the history and culture of Mauritius. The museum`s main attraction is the world`s first colonial stamp - the Blue Penny. Other exhibits include maps, sculptures, photographs, and documents that trace the island`s history from colonial times to independence. less
Casela Nature Parks is an eco-adventure park located in the west of Mauritius. The park offers a host of activities like safari quad biking, canyon swing, ziplining and interaction with big cats. The park is home to a variety of species including zeb... more
Casela Nature Parks is an eco-adventure park located in the west of Mauritius. The park offers a host of activities like safari quad biking, canyon swing, ziplining and interaction with big cats. The park is home to a variety of species including zebras, ostriches, white lions, and Mauritian pink pigeons, offering a fantastic wildlife experience. less
Chez Rosy is a family-run restaurant situated in the village of Souillac, in the south of Mauritius. Famous for its authentic Mauritian cuisine, Chez Rosy is the place to try traditional dishes like octopus curry, fish vindaye, and palm heart salad.... more
Chez Rosy is a family-run restaurant situated in the village of Souillac, in the south of Mauritius. Famous for its authentic Mauritian cuisine, Chez Rosy is the place to try traditional dishes like octopus curry, fish vindaye, and palm heart salad. The rustic setting and friendly service add to the charm of this local gem. less
Flic en Flac Beach, situated on the west coast of Mauritius, is one of the longest beaches on the island. Its soft white sand, calm blue waters, and surrounding Casuarina trees make it an idyllic location for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. The... more
Flic en Flac Beach, situated on the west coast of Mauritius, is one of the longest beaches on the island. Its soft white sand, calm blue waters, and surrounding Casuarina trees make it an idyllic location for sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling. The beach also offers stunning views of the sunset. less
Grand Bassin, or Ganga Talao, is a sacred crater lake located in the mountainous southwest of Mauritius. It`s considered the most sacred Hindu place on the island and a replica of the holy Ganges River in India. The site hosts the Maha Shivaratri fes... more
Grand Bassin, or Ganga Talao, is a sacred crater lake located in the mountainous southwest of Mauritius. It`s considered the most sacred Hindu place on the island and a replica of the holy Ganges River in India. The site hosts the Maha Shivaratri festival annually, attracting thousands of pilgrims. The world`s tallest statue of the Hindu God Shiva also stands guard at the entrance to Grand Bassin. less
Ile aux Aigrettes is a small coral island off the southeast coast of Mauritius. Managed by the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, the island serves as a nature reserve for the conservation of endangered and endemic species. Visitors can take guided tours... more
Ile aux Aigrettes is a small coral island off the southeast coast of Mauritius. Managed by the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, the island serves as a nature reserve for the conservation of endangered and endemic species. Visitors can take guided tours of the island, where they can see unique species such as the Pink Pigeon, Aldabra Tortoises, and the Mauritius Fody. less
Île aux Cerfs is a picturesque island off the east coast of Mauritius, known for its stunning beaches, clear blue waters, and lush vegetation. The island offers numerous activities such as parasailing, snorkeling, and golfing at its renowned 18-hole... more
Île aux Cerfs is a picturesque island off the east coast of Mauritius, known for its stunning beaches, clear blue waters, and lush vegetation. The island offers numerous activities such as parasailing, snorkeling, and golfing at its renowned 18-hole championship golf course. Visitors can also indulge in a beachside BBQ lunch or simply laze around the pristine beaches. less
La Vanille Nature Park, located in the southern part of the island, is home to various species of animals, insects, and plants. The park has the world`s largest collection of giant Aldabra and Radiata tortoises. It also houses Nile crocodiles, monkey... more
La Vanille Nature Park, located in the southern part of the island, is home to various species of animals, insects, and plants. The park has the world`s largest collection of giant Aldabra and Radiata tortoises. It also houses Nile crocodiles, monkeys, bats, deer, geckos, eels and a vast insectarium. The park offers an engaging experience for children and adults alike. less
Le Fangourin is an elegant restaurant located within the L`Aventure du Sucre, a popular sugar museum in Mauritius. The restaurant is surrounded by lush gardens and offers beautiful views of the nearby Pieter Both Mountain. It serves a delightful rang... more
Le Fangourin is an elegant restaurant located within the L`Aventure du Sucre, a popular sugar museum in Mauritius. The restaurant is surrounded by lush gardens and offers beautiful views of the nearby Pieter Both Mountain. It serves a delightful range of dishes made with local products, many of which are inspired by the island`s sugar-producing history. less
Le Morne Brabant is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an emblem of Mauritius. This stunning mountain peninsula is steeped in history as it was a refuge for escaped slaves. Today, visitors can hike to the summit for incredible panoramic views of the is... more
Le Morne Brabant is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an emblem of Mauritius. This stunning mountain peninsula is steeped in history as it was a refuge for escaped slaves. Today, visitors can hike to the summit for incredible panoramic views of the island and its surrounding turquoise waters. The area is also popular for water sports, particularly kitesurfing. less
Mahebourg is a charming seaside town on the southeastern coast of Mauritius. Steeped in history, it features old Creole-style houses, a bustling market, and the Naval Museum that commemorates the famous Battle of Grand Port. The town is also known fo... more
Mahebourg is a charming seaside town on the southeastern coast of Mauritius. Steeped in history, it features old Creole-style houses, a bustling market, and the Naval Museum that commemorates the famous Battle of Grand Port. The town is also known for its beautiful waterfront area and is a popular spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing. less
Housed in an old stone building in Port Louis, the Mauritius Postal Museum presents the fascinating history of the island`s postal service. The museum showcases a collection of stamps, including the famous `Post Office` stamps issued in 1847. The mus... more
Housed in an old stone building in Port Louis, the Mauritius Postal Museum presents the fascinating history of the island`s postal service. The museum showcases a collection of stamps, including the famous `Post Office` stamps issued in 1847. The museum also offers insights into the development of maritime and airmail services in Mauritius. less
The Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, also known as the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. The garden is famous for its giant water lilies, a plethora of spice plants, and over... more
The Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, also known as the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. The garden is famous for its giant water lilies, a plethora of spice plants, and over 85 varieties of palms. A walk through this serene garden is a must-do for nature and plant lovers. less
The Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum, situated in the southern village of Souillac, was the house of the famous Mauritian poet. The museum contains a collection of Hart`s personal belongings, including his original manuscripts. The nearby rugged cl... more
The Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum, situated in the southern village of Souillac, was the house of the famous Mauritian poet. The museum contains a collection of Hart`s personal belongings, including his original manuscripts. The nearby rugged cliffs and pounding surf of Gris Gris beach offer a glimpse into the landscapes that inspired his poetry. less
The Seven Coloured Earths of Chamarel is a geological curiosity and one of Mauritius`s most famous attractions. The dunes, naturally formed from volcanic rocks, display different colours, including red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple and yellow.... more
The Seven Coloured Earths of Chamarel is a geological curiosity and one of Mauritius`s most famous attractions. The dunes, naturally formed from volcanic rocks, display different colours, including red, brown, violet, green, blue, purple and yellow. The site also offers a fantastic view of the Chamarel Waterfall, the highest waterfall in Mauritius. less
Tamarin Bay, located on the western coast of Mauritius, is well known for its surfing spots and as a dolphin-watching area. The bay`s golden beach and crystal-clear waters make it an excellent place for water sports and beach relaxation. The fishing... more
Tamarin Bay, located on the western coast of Mauritius, is well known for its surfing spots and as a dolphin-watching area. The bay`s golden beach and crystal-clear waters make it an excellent place for water sports and beach relaxation. The fishing village of Tamarin offers a glimpse into the local lifestyle. less
Set in a magnificent 19th-century mansion, The Château de Bel Ombre restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a mix of Mauritian and international cuisine. Overlooking the verdant expanse of the Heritage Golf Club, the restaurant serves dishes... more
Set in a magnificent 19th-century mansion, The Château de Bel Ombre restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a mix of Mauritian and international cuisine. Overlooking the verdant expanse of the Heritage Golf Club, the restaurant serves dishes made from locally sourced ingredients, including produce from its own garden. less
Trou aux Cerfs is a dormant volcanic crater located in Curepipe, Mauritius. The crater is about 600 meters in diameter and offers panoramic views of the surrounding towns and vast expanses of the island. It`s surrounded by a small forest, providing a... more
Trou aux Cerfs is a dormant volcanic crater located in Curepipe, Mauritius. The crater is about 600 meters in diameter and offers panoramic views of the surrounding towns and vast expanses of the island. It`s surrounded by a small forest, providing a peaceful and picturesque setting for walking and jogging. less
