Tourist places in Mauritius

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Beaches, natural sites, heritage, activities, viewpoints: this page brings together all of our articles on the tourist places of Mauritius, in one place. Find below everything there is to see and do on the island.

See and do everything in Mauritius

Mauritius is not just about its postcard beaches. Behind the turquoise lagoon hides a destination of astonishing richness, which combines spectacular nature, historical heritage, cultural diversity and activities of all kinds. This page brings together all of our tourist places, to give you an overview and help you create the stay that suits you.

Nature takes pride of place: public beaches, islets, waterfalls, mountains, endemic forests, geological curiosities and breathtaking viewpoints. On the sea side, there is no shortage of activities, from boat excursions to snorkeling, including dolphin watching and outings to offshore islets.

The island also has a rich heritage and culture: museums, forts, colonial residences, temples, churches and pagodas bear witness to a unique mixed history. Added to this are the lively markets, industrial and gastronomic know-how, and numerous animal and leisure parks perfect for families.

To navigate this abundance of options, the simplest approach is to start with your desires: nature, beach, culture, adventure, or relaxation. Spread your visits throughout your stay, check opening hours and any entrance fees, and plan how to get around freely—the most practical solution is to rent a car.

To locate each site and plan your routes, consult our map of tourist sites in Mauritius It locates all the places and provides access to our detailed articles. Whatever experience you are looking for, you will find below all our articles on tourist sites in Mauritius.

Wolmar – public beach

Wolmar – public beach

Wolmar public beach on the west coast of Mauritius, south of Flic-en-Flac, is a true hidden gem and peaceful spot on the island.

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The albion lighthouse

The albion lighthouse

At the top of the cliffs Of pointe-aux-Caves, the albion lighthouse stands proudly with its characteristic red and white stripes.

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Company Garden

Company Garden

The Company Garden, a silent witness to the evolution of Port Louis in Mauritius from the colonial era to the present day

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Curepipe Botanical Garden

Curepipe Botanical Garden

The Curepipe Botanical Garden, a green oasis in the heart of Mauritius, is the second largest botanical garden on the island after the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden.

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Curious Mauritius

Curious Mauritius

Curious Mauritius (also known as Curious Corner of Chamarel) offers an interactive gallery of illusions and art

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Vacoas Islet

Vacoas Islet

Vacoas Island, more commonly known as Vacoas Islet, is one of the lesser-known treasures of the Mauritian archipelago.

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Pass Island

Pass Island

In the turquoise waters of Grand Port Bay, Île de la Passe bears witness to one of the glorious chapters of French naval history.

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Egret Island

Egret Island

One kilometer from Mauritius, in the magnificent bay of Mahébourg, Île aux Aigrettes is a true jewel of marine conservation

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Gabriel Island

Gabriel Island

In the heart of the Indian Ocean, about 10 kilometers north of Cap Malheureux, lies Gabriel Island, one of the treasures of Mauritius.

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Deer Hole

Deer Hole

In Curepipe stands one of the most fascinating natural sites in the archipelago: Trou Aux cerfs, The crater of a dormant volcano

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Macondé's Viewpoint

Macondé's Viewpoint

The Macondé viewpoint stands out as one of the most striking coastal viewpoints in Mauritius; it is located on the southwest coast.

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Grand Bassin in photos

Discover/Share: A few photos of Grand Bassin to capture the authentic essence of this place. This page will evolve as we take more photos or as you send them to us (see below the gallery) [divi_pro_gallery...

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Palmar – public beach

Palmar – public beach

Nestled on the magnificent east coast of Mauritius, in the Belle Mare region, Palmar public beach is a true hidden gem that fully deserves its reputation as Mauritius's "secret pearl".

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Marie Queen of Peace

Marie Queen of Peace

Overlooking Port Louis from Signal Mountain, Mary Queen of Peace is one of the most iconic religious sites in Mauritius.

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The Corner of Focus

The Corner of Focus

Gunner's Quoin (Le Coin de Mire) stands majestically off the north coast of Mauritius near the village of Cap Malheureux

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Le Morne Brabant

Le Morne Brabant

Le Morne Brabant is an iconic 556-meter mountain In the southwest of mauritius, a UNESCO world heritage site. This Basalt monolith offers spectacular panoramic views of the indian Ocean.

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The Dragon Boat Festival

The Dragon Boat Festival

the Dragon Boat Festival, an unmissable event on the Mauritian cultural calendar, is preparing to celebrate its 17th edition this Sunday, May 25, 2025 at the Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis.

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Prison Beach

Nestled in the northwest region of Mauritius, near Port Louis, the capital, Prison Beach is paradise.

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Rochester Falls

Rochester Falls

Rochester Falls is one of the majestic and iconic waterfalls of Mauritius, located in the south of the island, near the village of Souillac.

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Calodyne – public beach

Calodyne – public beach

In the northern region of Mauritius, Calodyne public beach is a gem that offers visitors an authentic and peaceful seaside experience.

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