The political, commercial, and cultural heart of Mauritius.

Highlights

Caudan Waterfront: Shopping, hotels, cinema, marina.

China Town: Food, culture, heritage festivals.

Port Louis Central Market: Fruits, vegetables, spices, local crafts.

Blue Penny Museum: Home of the famous Blue Penny stamp.

Aapravasi Ghat (UNESCO Site): Historic immigration depot for indentured laborers.

Known for nature, history, and classic Mauritian culture.

Highlights

SSR Botanical Garden: One of the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere - giant water lilies, rare palms.

Trou aux Biches Beach: Powdery sand and calm waters.

L’Aventure du Sucre: Museum inside a former sugar mill explaining Mauritius’ sugar and rum history.

Balaclava & Pointe aux Piments: Snorkeling, marine life, resorts.

A vibrant coastal and residential district known for tourism, beaches, and development.

Highlights

Grand Baie: Mauritius’ entertainment capital - nightlife, clubs, bars, restaurants, malls.

Pereybère: Crystal-clear swimming beach; family-friendly.

Cap Malheureux: Iconic red-roof church facing northern islands.

Grand Gaube: Calm lagoons, fishing village charm, luxury hotels.

Mont Choisy: One of the island’s longest and most scenic beaches.

The largest district and a mix of rural life, beaches, and upscale resorts.

Highlights

Belle Mare: World-famous coastline with luxury resorts and snorkeling lagoons.

Flacq Market: Bustling open-air market (one of the biggest).

Bras d’Eau National Park: Forest walks, lakes, birdlife.

Poste Lafayette & Palmar: Coastal beauty, kitesurfing spots.

Modern, central, scenic - the “knowledge and smart city” district.

Highlights

Moka Smart City: Expanding modern development with offices, malls, residences.

University of Mauritius: Leading educational institution.

Mall of Moka (formerly Bagatelle Mall): One of the largest malls in Mauritius.

Eureka House: Historic Creole mansion.

Mountain ranges: Pieter Both, Le Pouce - hiking hotspots.

Urban, commercial, cooler climate - the population center of Mauritius.

Highlights

Curepipe: Cool climate, Trou aux Cerfs volcano.

Quatre Bornes: Shopping town, markets, business centers.

Vacoas-Phoenix: Residential suburbs, lakes, forests.

Beau Bassin-Rose Hill: Cultural venues & performing arts.

Adventure capital, surfing, mountains, and luxury beach living.

Highlights

Tamarin Bay: Surfing, dolphin watching, relaxed beach culture.

Le Morne (UNESCO Site): Iconic mountain and kitesurfing paradise.

Flic en Flac: Popular tourist beach with nightlife and long sandy shores.

Cascavelle & Black River villages: Expat communities, restaurants, shopping.

Gorges National Park (shared): Trekking & endemic wildlife.

Historic, natural, and culturally rich with coastal villages and islands.

Highlights

Mahebourg: Waterfront town with old colonial charm, markets, street food.

Naval Museum: Battle of Grand Port history.

Blue Bay Marine Park: Best glass-bottom boat and snorkeling site.

Île aux Aigrettes (Nature Reserve): Unique endemic flora/fauna conservation island.

Mahébourg Waterfront: Scenic seaside promenade.

SSR International Airport: Main airport of Mauritius.

The wild, untamed, scenic south - cliffs, waterfalls, gorges, and unique landscapes.

Highlights

Gris Gris Cliffs: Dramatic waves and rugged, rocky coastline.

Chamarel: Seven Colored Earths, Chamarel Falls, Rum Distillery.

Black River Gorges National Park (partially): Hiking trails, endemic birds, waterfalls.

Rochester Falls: Famous wide waterfall.

Souillac: Coastal village with historical charm.

A Peaceful Lagoon Escape in Mauritius

Highlights

Crystal Rock - Iconic coral formation and top photo spot.

Clear, shallow lagoon - Perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

Views of Le Morne Brabant - Breathtaking backdrop from the island.

Dolphin excursions - Popular area for dolphin watching.

A Protected Nature Sanctuary in Mauritius

Highlights

Rare wildlife encounters - Home of the pink pigeon, Telfair skink, and giant Aldabra tortoises.

Guided nature tours - Eco-tours led by the Mauritius Wildlife Foundation.

Endemic ebony forest - One of the last restored pockets of Mauritius’ native coastal forest.

Conservation projects - Active habitat restoration and species recovery programs.

Mauritius’ Ultimate Beach & Lagoon Playground

Highlights

White-sand beaches - Long, pristine shores perfect for swimming and sunbathing.

Shallow turquoise lagoon - Safe for all ages and great for water activities.

Water sports hub - Parasailing, tube rides, snorkeling, and more.

World-class golf course - The famous 18-hole course designed by Bernhard Langer.

A Private, Peaceful Escape Near Île aux Cerfs

Highlights

Secluded beaches - Quiet stretches of sand ideal for relaxation.

Exclusive atmosphere - Managed by nearby resorts for a premium experience.

Crystal-clear lagoon - Calm waters for swimming and light snorkeling.

Personalised service - Options for private cabanas, butler service, and tailored lunches.

A Quiet Mangrove Island Adventure

Highlights

Mangrove forests - Explore one of Mauritius’ best-preserved mangrove ecosystems by kayak or boat.

Hidden coves & calm waters - Ideal for peaceful paddling and nature exploration.

Historic ruins - Remains of old settlements and traces of past sugar activities.

Birdlife & coastal fauna - A haven for native species in a protected lagoon.