Trou aux Cerfs Crater
Trou aux Cerfs Crater This massive crater in the heart of Mauritius measures more than 980 feet (300 meters) in diameter and some 260 feet (80 meters) deep. Known for its humid climate and expansive 360-degree views, Trou aux Cerfs Crater is a favorite spot among travelers seeking out natural beau
Ilot Gabriel
Ilot Gabriel A small island covering just over 100 acres (42 hectares), Ilot Gabriel is a gem in the crystal clear waters near Grand Bay. Day trippers sail to Ilot Gabriel aboard catamarans from Grand Bay, and after a 90-minute journey, arrive on the unspoiled beaches of the island.Geckos creep al
Bois Cheri Plantation
Bois Cheri Plantation Some countries have wine or whisky routes – Mauritius has a tea route. And the islands biggest tea producer – the Bois Cheri Plantation – is a stop on that route.The Bois Cheri Tea Plantation got its start on Mauritius in 1892, and today is the largest producer of tea on the
Blue Bay Marine Park
Blue Bay Marine Park In case you’re wondering about the biodiversity at Mauritius’ Blue Bay Marine Park, there are more species of corals here than you could count fingers and toes. By some estimates over 40 different types of coral are found in these shallow, turquoise waters, which also house up
Gris Gris
Gris Gris At the southernmost point of the island of Mauritius is known as Gris Gris Cape, or Gris Gris Beach. Its a beautiful place to visit, but very dangerous for swimming.The term “gris gris” has many meanings, including some associated with voodoo magic, and although the water here looks invi
Port Louis
Port Louis The capital city of Mauritius serves as the island’s political, economic and cultural hub—and it’s also a great jumping off point for travelers to this small but incredible country. The nation’s colonial past is reflected in the historic French architecture of buildings like the famed G
Saint Aubin Sugar Plantation
Saint Aubin Sugar Plantation Travelers to this vintage 19th-century estate will get a true taste of colonial life washed down with a sip of strong rum. Built in 1819 from wood of dismantled ships, the plantation is an homage to a life in Mauritius that no longer exists. Guests can sample tradition
La Vanille Reserve des Mascareignes
La Vanille Reserve des Mascareignes The island of Mauritius is part of the Mascarene Archipelago, called Mascareignes in French. On the southern part of the island is an animal park called La Vanille Reserve des Mascareignes.Opened in 1985 near the town of Riviere des Anguilles, La Vanille Reserve
Bénitiers Island (L’Ile aux Bénitiers)
Bénitiers Island (L’Ile aux Bénitiers) The jagged black rocks of the remote island of Benitiers look a bit like the clam shells the stretch of land is named for. Travelers can navigate the crystal clear waters that lap against the shore in one of the small boats that travels between Mauritius and
Rivière Noire District (Black River District)
Rivière Noire District (Black River District) The Black River District—the third largest district in the country—is home to one of the smallest populations in Mauritius. But its beautiful rural landscapes, dry climate and outdoor activities make it a favorite among travelers. Those in search
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden Recognized as the oldest botanical garden in the Southern Hemisphere, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden was built in 1770 and stretches over some 37 hectares of land. The park is known for its massive pond of giant water lilies, while its lush gardens include species li
Savanne District
Savanne District The southern district of Savanne is known for its rolling hills, thick forests and rugged untouched beauty, and while the well-manicured greens of the Heritage Golf Club draw travelers eager to play the back nine, it’s the less developed reaches that bring travelers to this southe
Île des Deux Cocos
Île des Deux Cocos This private island located just south of Mauritius is a true tropical paradise. Its sandy beaches and palm shaded shores offer travelers pristine stretches of hawker-free white sands. Crystal clear, practically transparent waters are perfect for snorkeling, but it’s the private
Île aux Cerfs
Île aux Cerfs In a region full of beautiful beaches it can be difficult to name a true standout, but if there is one, the sandy shores of Ile aux Cerfs, may just take the title. This private island off the east coast of Mauritius in the Flacq district is owned by an exquisite five-star hotel and s
Seven Coloured Earth
Seven Coloured Earth Located near the famed Chamarel Waterfall, Seven Coloured Earth is one of the most popular destinations in Mauritius. This natural geological formation, surrounded by lush greenery in the southwestern region of the country, is made up of colorful rolling sand dunes whose look
La Route du Thé
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Frederik Hendrik Museum
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Monument to Dutch Landing
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Gorges Viewpoint
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Attyaboul Massadjid mosque
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