10 best places to visit in Mauritius

Here are our top 10 places to visit in Mauritius; places not to be missed for unforgettable holidays on the island. The Pamplemousses Botanical Garden Located in the north of Mauritius, the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden […]

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Mahébourg: the pearl of the south of Mauritius

We have a large fishing and tourist village, which makes Mauritius an ideal platform for visiting the past. Mahébourg is the first place where the Dutch and then the French colonised the country. Located on […]

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Curepipe, Mauritius: freshness at all times

The town of Curepipe, Mauritius, is not in itself a tourist town. However, unlike its peers, Curepipe has several tourist attractions, including the famous Trou aux Cerfs. Officially, the town of Curepipe covers an area […]

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Why do French people like to visit Mauritius?

The idyllic beauty of Mauritius What better way to see the countless lagoons that make up so much of the island's coastline than on a sunset cruise aboard a 45ft plus luxury catamaran, with a […]

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China Town: a little piece of China in the heart of the Mauritian capital

The history of China Town In the 1940s, a large number of Chinese immigrants arrived in Mauritius to set up businesses. They settled along the Royal Road in the heart of Port Louis, and this […]

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Blue Bay: One of the most beautiful beaches in the world

Blue Bay, a small and very enclosed bay, is a marine reserve in Mauritius. It has a long beach with bright sand and clear blue water. It is probably the most preserved place in terms […]

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Morne Brabant in Mauritius

Le Morne beach is located on a peninsula on the west coast of Mauritius, at the foot of the majestic Morne Brabant mountain. This mountain is a Unesco World Heritage Site which overlooks a beach […]

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The Pamplemousses Garden

The Pamplemousses Garden, one of the oldest tropical gardens in the world. In Mauritius, this little piece of paradise in the village of Pamplemousses is called the "Pamplemousses Garden" and is a popular tourist attraction. The […]

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The Central Post Museum: Mauritius in postal times

The history of the Central Post Office in Mauritius Long before the advent of modern technology and e-mail, Mauritius had a well-developed postal system adapted to the needs of the nation. However, the first simple […]

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Sugar cane in Mauritius: A three hundred year long tradition

The green colour on the Mauritian flag is said to represent the cultivation of sugar cane in Mauritius. Since the arrival of the Dutch in 1598, and until 1710, sugar cane is the most cultivated […]

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Jummah Majid: One of the most beautiful religious structures in the nation

The history of the Jummah Majid Mosque The year was 1852. Port-Louis already had a small community of Muslims. To express their faith, they found a piece of land and built a mosque in the […]

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Le Pouce: Climbing the third highest peak in Mauritius

Formed more than 10 million years ago, the 812-metre high mountain brings together thrill-seekers for a unique purpose. A climb that takes you to one of the peaks from which a good part of Mauritius […]

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Black River Gorges, the National Park

The Black River Gorges are worth a visit for all hikers and nature lovers. The Black River Gorges are located in the largest national park in Mauritius, and is famous for its waterfalls, panoramas and […]

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The Kaylasson Temple in Mauritius

The Arulmigu Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Tirukkovil, better known as the Kaylasson Temple, is an architectural wonder. Located in St Croix in the northern suburbs of Port Louis, it is the oldest temple in Mauritius. Its […]

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Tamarin Bay and Beach - Mauritius

Tamarin Beach is located near the coastal village of Tamarin, in the western part of Mauritius. It is one of the many beautiful beaches in Mauritius located in the Black River area, which is very […]

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La Preneuse, a touch of history

With its cannons and Martello tower, La Preneuse beach has a rather unique cachet. These remains, apart from being an attraction, are also a reminder of the colonial period when England and France were fighting […]

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Pointe-aux-Piments beach

Leaving the capital and the village of Terre-Rouge by the coastal road, you are greeted by the village of Pointe-aux-Piments with its picturesque setting that takes visitors back to the 1970s and 1980s. Kept away […]

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Riambel: Undeveloped, wild

Are you looking for an untouched beach in Mauritius? A beach that has preserved its wild aspect? Riambel is the place you are looking for! Located in the south of Mauritius, Riambel beach is one […]

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Cap Malheureux: Picturesque and heavenly

Cap Malheureux is a small fishing village with between 5,000 and 6,000 inhabitants. This village is located in the north of Mauritius, between Grand-Baie and Anse La Raie. Cap Malheureux is one of the most […]

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Ganga Talao (Grand Bassin): A special place

In the heart of Mauritius lies a cultural and historical treasure. A natural treasure hidden in the country's unexploited forests, far from civilisation. A sacred sanctuary where discovery and spirituality go hand in hand. The […]

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Pointe d'Esny: The wind in your sails....

Pointe d'Esny is where the Dutch colonisation began before the French settlers arrived. You will be amazed to see that this part of the island is still preserved. A place where nature, pristine beaches and […]

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Flic en Flac in Mauritius

The beach of Flic en Flac in Mauritius was once a peaceful and authentic place frequented by fishermen. Over time, the village has been transformed into a leading place for Mauritian tourism, with the establishment […]

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The Port-Louis market

This market is over 200 years old. It is one of the few places in Mauritius where you can find almost everything in one place. Clothing, decorative items, souvenirs, food, vegetables, fruits, newspapers… everything. Located […]

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La Gaulette : Typical Mauritian

In the south of the Black River district, the mountains come closer and closer to the coast forming a bay.  Between Chamarel, Le Morne and Case Noyale lies an equally wonderful and lively village…La Gaulette!  […]

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Pereybere Beach

Pereybère is situated only a few kilometres from Grand Bay. Strategically located to access the most beautiful sites in the north of Mauritius, this small picturesque village is a real haven for travellers who dream […]

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Trou aux Biches in Mauritius

If there is a paradise on earth, it is the beach of Trou aux Biches, in Mauritius, or so one would think. With its beautiful lagoon and beaches, Trou aux Biches has no real city […]

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Fréderica Nature Reserve: Away from the daily urban grind

You've probably heard of Bel Ombre for its beach, but it's much more than that! Think of a pristine environment, with birds chirping in the fresh unpolluted air. Surrounded by lush greenery, you'll enjoy majestic […]

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Bras d'Eau National Park

The Bras d'Eau National Park, created on 25 October 1991, is one of the three national parks of Mauritius. It is located in the north-east of the island and covers an area of 497.2 hectares. […]

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The Champ de Mars in Port Louis - Mauritius

Do you love horse racing? Are you a good bettor? Do you like crowds? The Champ de Mars is for you. Located less than 3 kilometres from the Gare Victoria, the route to the Champ […]

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Pamplemousses Village - Mauritius

Pamplemousses Village District Council In the 18th century, slaves were sold here. Today it is the headquarters of the Pamplemousses District Council, a reminder of the colonial period. Soon the village of Pamplemousses will see […]

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The Rivulet estuary in Terre Rouge - Mauritius

Birds of the Rivulet Estuary According to the information available, the area concerned covers 26 hectares and hosts an average of 1,200 migratory birds per year. Site specialists list the following species; Cocorli Sandpiper (Russia), […]

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Land of Seven Colours, Chamarel - Mauritius

Chamarel, one of the country's most surprising natural phenomena Mauritius is an endless source of wonder and the work done to preserve the island's natural habitats is, in its image, extraordinary. Mauritius' conservation efforts are […]

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Botanical Garden of Curepipe - Mauritius

Did you know that in Curepipe there is not only rain, the Royal College, the Darné Clinic, the Town Hall and the mythical Jan Pallach Station? And yes, there is also the second largest flower […]

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Balfour Garden: Unparalleled beauty

It will play an even more important role in the town of Beau-Bassin, with the destruction of the Roland Armand Promenade… Indeed, the Balfour Garden has been extended from 5am to 8pm by the Beau-Bassin-Rose-Hill […]

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Ile aux Cerfs - Mauritius

Ile aux Cerfs is an island covering an area of about 100 hectares. It is located a few meters from Mangénie Island, on the east coast of Mauritius. It has been converted into a recreational […]

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La Prairie, one of the most beautiful beaches in the south - Mauritius

A green grass worthy of a golf green, a small beach with translucent water, filaos swaying in the wind, an emerald coloured lagoon… Welcome to La Prairie beach, one of the most beautiful in Mauritius. […]

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Le Souffleur, in the south of Mauritius

In the south of Mauritius, you will find a different coastline from the white sandy beaches. Nevertheless, this coastline has also created some wonders, like Le Souffleur and La Roche qui Pleure. Formed over thousands […]

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Mont Choisy, two kilometres of powdery beach

Mont Choisy beach; one of the most beautiful beaches of Mauritius which is located in the north-west of the island. It is a very long beach which stretches from the south of Pointe aux Canonniers, […]

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Rochester Falls, a flowing wonder...

Rochester Falls is a name, a famous site that everyone makes a point of visiting. It is also one of the most accessible waterfalls in the country. Rochester Falls is a waterfall located in the […]

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Blue Penny Museum - Mauritius

It was in the early 2000s, in 2001, that the historical centre was created. In planning the Blue Penny Museum, the quality of the works of art is constantly being considered to understand, elucidate, appreciate […]

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Capital of Mauritius, Port Louis - the best attractions

Natural History Museum, in the centre of the capital of Mauritius Built in 1842, the Natural History Museum is the oldest museum in the country and is located in the centre of the capital of […]

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Company Garden, a rare green corner in the middle of the concrete jungle

The Company Garden (Jardin de la Compagnie) is known to many as the Central Park of Mauritius. However, far from what you may find in the United States, the Mauritian garden is smaller and more […]

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La Citadelle, also known as Fort Adelaide - Mauritius

Located in the western part of Port Louis, Fort Adelaide, which was named after Queen Adelaide, explains the initials we will find on the structure of the main entrance of this monument. Built some 240 […]

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Natural History Museum; discovering the tropical flora and fauna of the past

Situated a few meters from the Prime Minister's office, whose building is also historical as it housed the National Treasury building in French times, and adjoining the magnificent and emblematic garden of the Company, the […]

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The Trou Kanaka in Mauritius

Trou Kanaka is a crater located in Bois-Chéri, Mauritius. The estimated elevation of the land is 570 metres above sea level. Accessible by rough tracks through tea plantations, Trou Kanaka is another extinct volcano, located […]

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Trou aux Cerfs : The mythical volcano of Mauritius

Located in the heart of the town of Curepipe is the dormant volcano of the Trou aux Cerfs. About 1 km from the administrative town of Curepipe, it is one of the most famous natural […]

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Pieter Both: Heading for adventure

When you visit Mauritius, you will notice here and there high rocky areas. The Pieter Both Massif, with its rocky peak overlooking the mountain, does not go unnoticed. Depending on the angle of view, the […]

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The History of Port Louis

Port Louis is the capital of Mauritius. Located in the Port Louis district, it is the economic, cultural and political centre of the country. It is also the most populous city - with nearly 200,000 […]

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Shopping in Port-Louis, the capital of Mauritius

There are many street vendors that criss-cross the streets of the capital. They not only offer you a wide range of products, but above all they do so at unbeatable prices. In Chinatown, you can […]

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Diving in Mauritius

Among the dive sites in Mauritius that you might enjoy, don't miss the Cathedral - one of the most popular dives in Mauritius. Situated off the coast of Flic-en-Flac in the West of the island, […]

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Kitesurfing in Mauritius

The wide lagoon and the shallow flat water of Le Morne are ideal for beginners and advanced riders, fans of kitesurfing in Mauritius. Plus, you'll have the protection of the reef. Want some waves? No […]

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Golf in Mauritius

A popular destination in the middle of the Indian Ocean for its beautiful beaches and its unique culture, Mauritius offers today the possibility to spend a dream holiday with class. With the evolution of tourism […]

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Grand Bay in Mauritius

The seaside resort of Grand Bay is located in the Rivière du Rempart district on the northwest coast of the island. It is approximately 25Km north of the capital of Mauritius, Port-Louis, and lies between […]

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