Things To Do In Mauritius

"Island nation of lagoons, reefs, and multicultural charm"

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1. Seven Coloured Earth of Chamarel

Seven Coloured Earth of Chamarel
Instagram Worthy 4.8 /5

21 km from city center

Rocks & Canyons

Located in : Chamarel

While Mauritius is mostly globally renowned for its jaw-dropping beaches, the island is home to a vast variety of other geographical phenomena that you will not find anywhere else across the world. One such extremely curious natural phenomenon is the Seven-Coloured Earth or the Terres de 7 Couleurs.

2. Le Morne Brabant

Le Morne Brabant
4.6 /5

27 km from city center

Island

Located in : Le Morne Peninsula

Highlights: Underwater Falls - A Mindblowing Illusion, Hi (Read More)king Le Morne Brabant
Le Morne Brabant is a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the south-western tip of Mauritius, a basalt mountain that sheltered escaped slaves in the 18th century and is a national symbol because of it. The hike to the top takes three to four hours and ends with the lagoon and reef laid out below you. The underwater waterfall illusion, the island's most photographed sight, is seen from the air just off t (Read More)his headland.

3. Helicopter Ride to Underwater Waterfall

Helicopter Ride to Underwater Waterfall
Hidden Gem 4.5 /5

28 km from city center

Waterfall

Located in : Le Morne Peninsula

A spectacular illusion, the underwater waterfall is located off the coast of Le Morne Brabant. The scene is an illusion, created by sand and silt on the ocean floor, that runs off in a way as if the water is pouring down. It also looks as if the entire island is being sucked down a massive drain. Though the waters look beautiful from the shore, seeing this view requires a helicopter ride.

4. Hike to Chamarel Waterfall

Hike to Chamarel Waterfall
Top Things To Do 4.6 /5

20 km from city center

Waterfall

Located in : Chamarel

Chamarel Waterfalls in the highest waterfall in Mauritius dropping more than 200 feet located near Seven Colored Earth. Surrounded by the vegetation of Black River Gorges, it is simply spectacular. Hiking to the top of the waterfall and jumping into the clear pool below is the most popular activity here. There are two viewpoints that boast a vivid view of the waterfall. It is also a popular photog (Read More)raphy spot.

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5. Day Trip to Ile Aux Cerfs

Day Trip to Ile Aux Cerfs
Day Trip 4.6 /5

28 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Ile Aux Cerfs

Ile aux Cerfs Island, also known as “Deer Island”, is a private island located near the east coast of Mauritius. There aren’t any deer left here, but it remains a hugely popular tourist spot for its beautiful beaches, lagoons, and wide variety of activities and facilities. With homestays and hotels available on the island, Ile aux Cerfs is ideal for both day trips and multiple-day stays.

6. Hike the Black River Gorges National Park

Hike the Black River Gorges National Park
Great For Family Outing 4.7 /5

14 km from city center

National Park

Located in : Chamarel

Being the only and largest in the island nation of Mauritius, the Black River Gorges National Park is the sanctuary for the diversified wildlife and tropical rainforests. It is the central attraction of the tourists with an unparalleled love for nature and those who have a zeal for adventure treks. Prior to 1994, it was nothing more than hunting grounds.

7. Water Sports at Flic en Flac Beach

Water Sports at Flic en Flac Beach
4.4 /5

20 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Flic En Flac

Flic en Flac, which was once an idyllic little beach town, is one of the most popular tourist areas in Mauritius second to Grand Baie. With its name translating to 'Free and Flat Land', which used to be an old Dutch proverb, Flic en Flac originally started out as a fishing village which was a hunting ground for wild birds and ducks. Situated on the west coast of Mauritius, the Flic en Flac beach i (Read More)s the foremost frequented tourist destination in the area with miles of sand and azure waters.

8. Grand Baie Beach

Grand Baie Beach

39 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Grand Baie

Located in the town of Grand Baie, the Grand Baie Beach is one of the shortest beaches in the North Bay of Mauritius. There are numerous tour operators and tourist shops in the area along with the accommodation facilities of all standards. During the peak season, Grand Baie witnesses a massive footfall and for an apparent reason, the entire area is planned to maintain the touristy vibe.

9. Trou Aux Biches

Trou Aux Biches
Great For Couples 4.5 /5

35 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Trou Aux Biches And Mount Choisy

A small town with a public beach situated on the North-Western coast of Mauritius, Trou aux Biches is a much-loved tourist destination. Literally translating to 'Deer's Watching Hole', Trou aux Biches, with its beachside hotels and classy restaurants bars is the most frequented tourist towns in Mauritius. It is also home to one of Mauritius's best beaches with the same name, which is also internat (Read More)ionally acclaimed having won the World's Leading Beach Destination at the World Travel Awards of 2011.

10. Port Louis

Port Louis
Day Trip 4.1 /5

22 km from city center

Town

Port Louis, the capital city of Mauritius, is one of the most popular destinations to visit in the country. It is a melting pot of glitz and glamour harmonising beautifully with traditions and customs from its 300-year-old past. Port Louis is fascinating in terms of its mix in culture, tradition and history.

11. Ganga Talao

Ganga Talao
Popular among Locals 4.5 /5

13 km from city center

Lake

Highlights: Temples, Maha Shivaratri Celebrations, Durga (Read More)Pooja Celebrations
Ganga Talao (meaning ‘Lake of Ganga’), also known as Grand Bassin, is a crater lake located in the Savanne district of Mauritius and is believed to be the most sacred Hindu site of the island nation, deriving its name from its symbolic connection to the Indian river Ganga.

12. Snorkel The Reef At Blue Bay Marine Park

Snorkel The Reef At Blue Bay Marine Park
Fun For Kids 4.6 /5

20 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : Mahebourg

Located near Mahebourg and off the south-east coast of Mauritius, the Blue Bay Marine Park is renowned for its coral gardens, harbouring numerous varieties of flora and fauna and experience the marine life by going for sea diving. Blue Bay was initially declared as a national park back in 1997 and then in 2008, it was designated as a wetland site.

13. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden
Great For Family Outing 4.5 /5

27 km from city center

Garden & Park

Located in : Port Louis

Popularly famous by the name of Pamplemousses Botanical Garden and one of the most visited tourist attractions in Port Louis, the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden (SSR Botanical Garden) is the largest Botanical Garden in Mauritius. Featuring an extravagant variety exotic and rare species of plants along with some endemic animals on the verge of getting endangered, this massive garden cov (Read More)ers the ground of over a whopping 37 hectares!

14. Catamaran Cruise Mauritius

Catamaran Cruise Mauritius
Great For Couples 4.6 /5

Boating & Cruises

Catamaran Cruises are the most popular in Luxury Honeymoon destinations and Mauritius is one among them. Exploring the island nation by sailing onboard could be a different experience altogether. There are several day cruises and dinner cruises that sail across various destinations and coasts. The four major destinations covered by a Catamaran Cruise in Mauritius are - West coast, Gabriel Island, (Read More)Ile Aux Cerfs and Flat Island. 

15. Snorkelling in Mauritius

Snorkelling in Mauritius
Top Things To Do 4.5 /5
Mauritius, Africa's one of the best tourist destinations, is also the best destination for snorkelling. To the east and south-west of the island, the lagoon, with a surface area of 300 square km, is at its most extensive. Besides, Mauritius also has around 430 different species of underwater creatures.

16. Scuba Diving in Mauritius

Scuba Diving in Mauritius
Top Things To Do 4.6 /5

40 km from city center

Scuba diving in Mauritius provides a gorgeous view of shallow ocean waters. Completely encircled by the barrier coral reefs, the island's waters are home to a variety of beautiful and rare creatures. There are over 100 dive spots to explore in Mauritius. Completely encircled by barrier coral reef, the island's waters are home to a variety of beautiful and rare creatures, providing a magnificent sh (Read More)ow for the divers.

17. Dolphin and Whale Watching

Dolphin and Whale Watching
Fun For Kids 4.7 /5

19 km from city center

Wildlife

Dolphin and whale watching is a popular thing to do in Mauritius. The most common dolphins that you can see in Mauritius are the Spinner Dolphin and the Bottlenose Dolphin. Several types of catamaran and boat cruises are available. The best time to go Dolphin and Whale watching is during Summers.

18. Stay in a Bubble Lodge at Bois Cheri Tea Plantation

Stay in a Bubble Lodge at Bois Cheri Tea Plantation
Instagram Worthy 4.2 /5

9 km from city center

Farms & Plantations

Mauritius has earned its reputation as a wildly popular destination among tourists from different parts of the world as it has a lot to offer than just white beaches and turquoise waters. When your mind would question about what more could you possibly explore in this island, Mauritius will surprise you with experiences you can’t imagine as you dig deeper into its geographical spans. Such is the B (Read More)ois Cheri Tea Plantation of Mauritius.

19. See Giant Tortoises At La Vanille Nature Park

See Giant Tortoises At La Vanille Nature Park
Great For Family Outing 4.3 /5

17 km from city center

Garden & Park

Highlights: Reserve, Aquarium, Insectarium, Fossil Museum
La Vanille Nature Park, also known as La Vanille Crocodile Park, is a conservation park in Mauritius, located close to the Riviere des Anguilles village in the south. It is home to the largest captive herd of Aldabra tortoises in the world and the main attraction here is the crocodile farm. The nature park is also home to giant tortoises, iguanas, wild pigs, deer and many more. A free guided tour (Read More)is available every 30 minutes.

20. Kitesurfing at Le Morne Beach

Kitesurfing at Le Morne Beach
4.4 /5

26 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Le Morne Peninsula

Located at the foot of the gigantic Le Morne Brabant mountain in west Mauritius, Le Morne Beach is a public beach in Mauritius. With swaying casuarina trees and powdery white sand, it is one of the best known beaches in Mauritius. Along with scuba diving, Le Morne Beach is also one of the best kitesurfing spots in the world. It remains crowded on the weekend.

21. Belle Mare Plage Beach

Belle Mare Plage Beach

29 km from city center

Beach

The Belle Mare Plage beach is surrounded by a very shallow lagoon, with coral reefs completely enclosing the lagoon off from the bay.  The shallow bay also provides for a fantastic snorkelling experience, an activity for which the beach is extremely well known not only on the eastern side of the island but across the whole of Mauritius as well.

22. Pereybere Beach

Pereybere Beach

39 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Grand Baie

Pereybere is the public beach just north of Grand Baie, and the one locals use. It is smaller and shallower than the resort beaches, with the water calm enough for children, and shops and cheap restaurants sitting right behind the sand. It is the practical base if you want Grand Baie's restaurants and boat trips without paying resort prices, and it is busiest at weekends.

23. Mont Choisy Beach

Mont Choisy Beach
4.4 /5

40 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Grand Baie

Located on the north-western coast of Mauritius, the Mont Choisy beach is a haven for anyone who wants to experience a quiet beach time. Despite being right next to one of the most commercialized cities of Mauritius - Grand Baie - the Mont Choisy beach is almost a remote beach, lined by rows of trees along the coastline.

24. Tamarin Beach

Tamarin Beach
4.5 /5

18 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Tamarin And Riviere Norie

Located in Tamarin, Tamarin Beach is one of the most impressive beaches in Mauritius. The interesting mix of verdant hues, turquoise water and powdery soft sand makes this beach perfect for relaxation and sunbathing. Tamarin Beach is usually thronged by upmarket locals and vacationers who do not prefer crowded beaches.

25. The Red Roof Church At Cap Malheureux

The Red Roof Church At Cap Malheureux

41 km from city center

Cap Malheureux is the village at the northern tip of Mauritius, and its red-roofed church, Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, is the most photographed building on the island. From the shore behind it you look straight out at Coin de Mire, with Flat Island and Gabriel Island beyond, which is the view most north coast boat trips are sold on. The village is quiet and there is little else to do, so half an hour (Read More) on the way to or from Grand Baie is enough.

26. Aapravasi Ghat

Aapravasi Ghat
4.2 /5

22 km from city center

Historical Site

Located in : Port Louis

The Aapravasi Ghat, located in Port Louis, was the very centre of the establishment of indentured – or contracted – labour in Mauritius. Before the 1800s, slavery was rampant in the country, and after the British Government decided to do away with slavery in what is known as the ‘Great Mauritian Experiment’, the Aapravasi Ghat was built as the central depot for receiving indentured labourers from (Read More)countries like India, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

27. See Volcanic Crater of Trou Aux Cerfs

See Volcanic Crater of Trou Aux Cerfs
Hidden Gem 4.5 /5

5 km from city center

Nature

Located in : Central Plateau

Trou Aux Cerfs is a dormant volcano, one of the four in Mauritius. Also called Murr's Volcano, it is located in the Curepipe area and is one of Mauritius's most famous natural tourist attractions. The volcanic crater is 650 metres above sea level and has a depth of 100 metres.

28. Explore Seven Falls of Tamarind Waterfall

Explore Seven Falls of Tamarind Waterfall
4.5 /5

16 km from city center

Waterfall

Tamarind Falls, also called Tamarin Falls, is a chain of seven waterfalls dropping through a gorge in the south west of the island, and the tallest run in Mauritius. Pools sit at several levels and you can jump into some of them. Reaching the lower falls needs a guided hike of a few hours over uneven ground, so it suits reasonably fit walkers rather than a casual stop.

29. Port Louis Waterfront

Port Louis Waterfront
4.3 /5

22 km from city center

Waterfront

Located in : Port Louis

The Port Louis Waterfront, or as it is commonly known as the Le Caudan Waterfront, is a commercial development area located in the capital of Mauritius, Port Louis. It has gained its reputation as the first of its kind major shopping expansion on the island nation, including various shops, casinos, banking facilities, restaurants, movie theatres, and a five-star hotel by the name of Le Labourdonna (Read More)is.

30. Chinatown, Mauritius

Chinatown, Mauritius
4.0 /5

22 km from city center

Commercial Street

In the year 1940 a large number of Chinese immigrants set foot in Mauritius in search of trade business under the French and British rule. They started settling around Royal Road, in the heart of Mauritius' capital, Port Louis and this is how the Mauritian Chinatown's birth took place.

31. Blue Penny Museum

Blue Penny Museum
4.4 /5

20 km from city center

Museum

Located in : Port Louis

Blue Penny Museum is a famous stamp museum located at the capital of Mauritius in Port Louis. Ever since its inauguration in 2011, the Blue Penny Museum has continue to take visitors on enthralling journeys of the rich culture and history of the island. The Museum is named after the famous 1847 2-pence Blue Penny Stamp, which had been engraved for Mauritian post offices by Joseph Osmond, back in (Read More)the 1800s.

32. Sugar Museum at L'Aventure du Sucre

Sugar Museum at L'Aventure du Sucre
Fun For Kids 4.1 /5

28 km from city center

Museum

Located in : Pamplemousses

L'Aventure du Sucre is a sugar museum located in Pamplemousses, Mauritius. The museum is housed in the old Beau Plan Sugar Factory which used to operate from the 18th to the 20th century. The highlight is an interactive tour with giant screens and films. A kids tour is also available for 2 to 6 years olds.

33. Rum Tasting Tour at Chateau de Labourdonnais

Rum Tasting Tour at Chateau de Labourdonnais
Great For Couples 4.4 /5

17 km from city center

Museum

Located in : Pamplemousses

Built back in the 1800s, the Château de Labourdonnais is a grand Creole mansion which was once owned by Christian Wiehe and his family, but has long since been renovated and is now in use as a heritage tourism spot. Built entirely out of teak and sporting a dual-collonaded gallery, the Château de Labourdonnais gives off a distinct neoclassical vibe, and the exterior, as well as the interiors of th (Read More)e mansion, give off a distinctly Victorian feel.

34. Eureka House

Eureka House
4.2 /5

16 km from city center

Museum

Located in : Central Plateau

Eureka House is a Creole plantation house of 1830 above the Moka river, kept as it was left, with 109 doors and windows and the original furniture, ceramics and maps still in the rooms. It is the clearest surviving picture of how the colonial planter class lived on the island. The grounds run down to waterfalls on the river, and the kitchen serves Creole lunch, so allow half a day rather than an h (Read More)our.

35. Ile Aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve

Ile Aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve
4.4 /5

20 km from city center

Garden & Park

Ile Aux Aigrettes is a 26-hectare nature reserve 800 meters towards the southeast off the coast of Mahebourg bay and has gained popularity over the years as an ecotourism destination. Unlike Mauritius, most of which was formed by volcanic rocks, Ile Aux Aigrettes was primarily formed from coral limestone and it is pretty low-lying. It has a scientific research station that works towards preserving (Read More) the numerous rare and endangered plant and animal species.

36. Trou d'Eau Douce

Trou d'Eau Douce

26 km from city center

Beach

Trou d'Eau Douce is a fishing village on the east coast and the departure point for almost every boat trip to Ile aux Cerfs, which is a ten minute crossing from here. The lagoon is sheltered and shallow, so it is used for swimming, snorkelling and kayaking as much as for the boats. Staying here rather than on the island itself is the cheaper way to do the same day.

37. La Cuvette Beach

La Cuvette Beach
4.4 /5

39 km from city center

Beach

Located in : Grand Baie

The La Cuvette beach is close to the famous tourist town of Grand Baie and is ideal to spend a lazy day soaking in the sun. The absence of coral reefs coupled with its clear waters adds to its beauty. Although there aren't any underwater activities that take place here, tourists are allowed to swim.

38. Pont Naturel

Pont Naturel
Hidden Gem 4.1 /5

19 km from city center

Volcano

Pont Naturel is a two-metre-long volcanic rock formation which is also known by the name Natural Bridge. It was formed as a result of waves crashing against the rocks and is supported by hanging cliffs. The drop to the sea below is sheer, which is the whole appeal. The sea at Pont Naturel is very rough, so swimming here is not advisable. Also, be cautious when standing on the bridge.

39. Experience Blowhole Effect at Le Souffleur

Experience Blowhole Effect at Le Souffleur
Hidden Gem 3.9 /5

20 km from city center

Island

Le Souffleur is one of the most beautiful natural attractions located in the south of Mauritius, in the village of L’Escalier. With unique rock formations, a small beach and clifftop viewpoints, Le Souffleur is most famous for its blowhole effect. The waves here crash against the rocks creating huge water sprays and making a whistling sound while entering the small holes.

40. Day Trip to Rodrigues Island

Day Trip to Rodrigues Island
Day Trip 4.5 /5

Cave

Located in : Port Mathurin

Rodrigues is the outer island of the Republic of Mauritius, about 560 km east of the main island and a 90 minute flight from it. Its lagoon is larger than the island itself, which is why it is known for snorkelling, kite surfing and octopus fishing rather than resorts. There are few hotels and almost no nightlife, so treat it as a two or three night add-on for people who want the quiet version of (Read More)Mauritius.

41. Grand Baie Bazaar

Grand Baie Bazaar
Popular among Locals 4.2 /5

38 km from city center

Shopping Market

The Grand Baie Bazaar is one of the most popular shopping destinations in Mauritius. The street at the Grand Baie has shops lined on both left and right sides of the alley. Among the range of souvenirs that you can pick are clothes, trinkets, artificial flowers, model boats, colourful bags, wooden artwork, beachwear, ornaments made with silver gold and stone, artworks and much more.

42. Curious Corner of Chamarel

Curious Corner of Chamarel
Instagram Worthy 4.6 /5

20 km from city center

Museum

Located in : Chamarel

Located in the south-western part of Mauritius, opposite to the popularly known 7 Coloured Earth of Chamarel, the Curious Corner of Chamarel is only one its kind in the entire island. It is a house full of mysteries, illusions, mind games and various other activities meant to excite the curious minds of the people.

43. Albion Lighthouse - Pointe Aux Caves Lighthouse

Albion Lighthouse - Pointe Aux Caves Lighthouse
3.9 /5

23 km from city center

Lighthouse

The Albion Lighthouse, also called Pointe aux Caves, was built in 1910 on the cliffs of the west coast near Albion village and still works. It is one of the few lighthouses in Mauritius open to visitors, and the climb gives a long view up the coast and over the caves the point is named for. Sunset is the reason most people come. It is a short stop rather than an outing in itself.

44. Rochester Waterfalls

Rochester Waterfalls
4.1 /5

18 km from city center

Waterfall

Rochester Falls sits in the Savanne district a few kilometres inland from Souillac, and its draw is the rock rather than the height: the water drops about ten metres over columns of basalt that look cut by hand. The pool at the bottom is deep enough to swim in. The last stretch of track is rough, so most people go by 4x4 or walk the final part.

45. Pointe d’Esny

Pointe d’Esny
Hidden Gem 4.4 /5

20 km from city center

Beach

Highlights: Swimming and Snorkelling, Relaxing and Sunbat (Read More)hing, Île aux Aigrettes
Pointe d'Esny is the strip of shallow, protected lagoon just south of Mahebourg on the south east coast, reached by a footpath off the coastal road rather than a car park. The water is calm and clear, the sand is public, and there are guesthouses instead of large resorts, so it stays quiet even in season. The Blue Bay Marine Park is a few minutes further along the same coast.

46. Solar Sea Walk

Solar Sea Walk
Top Things To Do 4.4 /5

29 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

Located in : Grand Baie

Solar Sea Walk is popular at Grand Baie in Mauritius. Going for the solar sea walk is like going on a tour of the sea. Solar sea walk is walking on the seabed, in shallow waters, using solar powered helmets.Walking into the reef, between corals and playing with schools of fishes in the crystal clear water is what this activity is all about.

47. Safari in Mauritius

Safari in Mauritius
Top Things To Do 4.1 /5

Wildlife Safari

Safari in Mauritius means the wildlife parks on the west of the island, chiefly Casela and Frederica, where you drive or ride through enclosures holding zebra, antelope, ostrich, deer and big cats. Mauritius has no native large mammals, so this is a wildlife park rather than an African game drive, and worth booking on that basis. Quad, zip line and buggy circuits are usually sold with the entry ti (Read More)cket.

48. Mauritius Excursions

Mauritius Excursions
Most of what you do in Mauritius beyond the beach is sold as a half or full day excursion, and they fall into four groups: land trips to the south west and the tea route, boat trips to Ile aux Cerfs and the north islands, underwater trips such as the submarine and the undersea walk, and helicopter or seaplane flights over the Le Morne illusion. Booking through your hotel costs more than booking di (Read More)rect.

49. Surfing

Surfing
Top Things To Do 4.4 /5

19 km from city center

Surfing

Surfing is an ingrained local activity in Mauritius for quite a long time and has been a key draw for tourists for around 60+ years now. June to November is the main time frame when the precipitation is low and is the best time to go surfing in Mauritius. Some popular surf spots are Tamarin Bay, Le Morne, Souillac, and more.

50. Kitesurfing in Mauritius

Kitesurfing in Mauritius
Top Things To Do 4.3 /5

27 km from city center

Adventure Sports

The Mauritian waters have perfect waves as well as flat waters so it is an ideal kitesurfing spot for both beginners as well as advanced kite surfers. April to November have the best winds and are perfectly suitable for a fantastic kitesurfing experience.

51. Windsurfing in Mauritius

Windsurfing in Mauritius
4.3 /5

26 km from city center

With the calm surface water over these lagoons and the routine inflow of tradewinds throughout the year, windsurfing has rightfully established itself as one of the most popular water sports of Mauritius. From one of the most dangerous critically acclaimed windsurfing spots where experts go to showcase their brilliance and talent, to the calmest waters that are safe for youngsters; Mauritius has g (Read More)ained popularity for water sports over the years.

52. Parasailing in Mauritius

Parasailing in Mauritius
Top Things To Do 4.4 /5

22 km from city center

Adventure Sports

Parasailing is a popular activity in Mauritius, with views over the lagoon and the reef line. It is primarily available at 3 locations - Grand Baie, Belle Mare and Ile Aux Cerfs. Usually, the total duration of the entire parasailing excursion is about 25-30 minutes, which includes 5 to 12 minutes of parasailing flight at a height of 60 meters.

FAQs on Mauritius

What are the top hotels in Mauritius?

There are 1056 Hotels in Mauritius which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Mauritius are Little Venice villas, West Coast Villas, Hillside Haven, 27 Gold Coast Bungalow, La Piroga, Villa Santara by Oazure 9-14 persons. You can see all the hotels in Mauritius here

What are the top activities in Mauritius?

The top activities in Mauritius are Shared Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport Transfers (MRU) for Mauritius, Mauritius Private Car Charter, Catamaran Dolphin Cruise in Mauritius, Casela Nature & Leisure Park, Catamaran to Ile aux Cerfs in Mauritius, Discover Mauritius.

What are the top shopping places in Mauritius?

The top shopping places in Mauritius are Central Market, Mauritius, Grand Baie Bazaar, Marche de Flacq.

What are the top sightseeing places in Mauritius?

The top sightseeing places in Mauritius are Port Louis, Trou Aux Biches, Belle Mare Plage Beach, Scuba Diving in Mauritius, Seven Coloured Earth of Chamarel, Ile Aux Cerfs.

How much does a package cost for Mauritius?

The packages for Mauritius start at INR 14250 which can be further customized based on number of people, days, hotel category, vehicle type and customizations. You can have a look at all packages here

How can I commute within Mauritius?

Getting around Mauritius is easy. While renting a car is considered the best way to explore the island, the bus services provided on the entire island are exceptional. You can also opt for the local transports like buses, taxis, and rental and tourist cars to explore different parts of Mauritius. Many of these buses have now also become air conditioned, making for a comfortable ride. Private and government companies both provide services throughout the country. Taxis are also available, however make sure you only travel by metered licensed taxis, as the others may potentially be dangerous. The Mauritian Railways lines links the major towns and cities of the island. The convenient rails and roadways in Mauritius are the best to move about in the island nation. The fine and well maintained roads add to your smooth travelling experience. 

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