Tourist sites accessible to wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility in Mauritius

Mauritius attracts travelers with disabilities or reduced mobility every year. This page lists tourist attractions on the island known for being wheelchair accessible, as well as sites adapted for people with reduced mobility (PRM), to help you plan your visits with confidence.

Accessibility remains uneven across the island. Newer or renovated establishments, some large hotels, certain museums, gardens, and shopping centers offer facilities such as ramps, adapted restrooms, and accessible driveways. Conversely, older sites, rugged terrain, sandy beaches, and public transportation can make getting around difficult. It's therefore best to check accessibility information for each location before visiting.

For each site presented here, we specify the access conditions as clearly as possible to help you make your choice. Many large hotels have adapted rooms, several gardens and residences have level pathways, and some public beaches offer easy access. If you have any doubts, calling the establishment directly remains the most reliable way to confirm the facilities actually available on the day of your visit.

From an organizational standpoint, plan your transportation in advance: you can rent a vehicle and, depending on your needs, use service providers offering suitable vehicles. Also consider questions of health and health safety on site. To go further — accommodation, equipment, travel, procedures — our Complete guide for people with reduced mobility details everything you need to know before you leave.

To locate places and plan your routes, consult our map of tourist sites in Mauritius It locates each site and provides access to our detailed articles. Below you will find our selection of tourist sites that are wheelchair accessible and adapted for people with reduced mobility.