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.
La Preneuse – public beach
Nestled on the west coast of Mauritius, La Preneuse public beach is a preserved gem, combining golden sand, turquoise waters, …
Tomb of Father Laval
An emblematic figure in Mauritian history, Father Laval is venerated as the "Saint of Mauritius".
All the best reasons to come and return to mauritius for a Holiday
All the best reasons to come and return to mauritius for a Holiday
Telfair – public beach
Welcome to telfair public Beach, a hidden gem located in souillac, on the wild south coast of Mauritius.
Saint Aubin Estate
Domaine de Saint-Aubin, a majestic colonial residence built at the end of the 19th century, was the home of influential families linked to the sugar industry.
Waterway – public beach
The public beach of Bras d'Eau is a true natural gem offering an ideal setting for a relaxing day with family or friends.
Domaine des Aubineaux
Domaine des Aubineaux, located in the cool, green region of Curepipe, is one of the most precious colonial residences in Mauritius. Built in 1872
Pointe d'Esny – public beach
Pointe d'Esny beach is less crowded than other beaches on the island, making it a perfect place for a peaceful day by the water.
The Tea Route
The Tea Route in Mauritius: A Journey to the Heart of Historic Tea Plantations
The Bois Chéri Estate
domaine de Bois Chéri is the first and largest tea plantation in Mauritius. Located in the heart of the island's central plateaus
The Black Rocks Caves
the Black Rocks Caves, a unique geological heritage that bears witness to the tumultuous past of this paradisiacal land
Slave Route Monument
At the foot of Le Morne Brabant in Mauritius stands a monument of profound historical and memorial significance: the Slave Route Monument
Le Morne – public beach
Le Morne beach is ranked 40th in the World's 50 Best Beaches 2026. Turquoise lagoon, UNESCO mountain, kitesurfing and history in southwest Mauritius
Deer Island
Rightly nicknamed "paradise on earth", Île aux Cerfs is a destination that embodies the very essence of Mauritian landscapes.
Blue Bay – Glass Bottom Boat Trip
In the heart of the magnificent Blue Bay lagoon in Mauritius, glass-bottom boat excursions offer an unforgettable experience, allowing you to discover the underwater splendors.
Blue Bay
Blue Bay, au sud-est de l’île Maurice : plage de sable blanc, lagon calme idéal pour les enfants, parc marin et ses coraux, street food face au lagon. Accès, règles, conseils.
Flic en Flac
Nestled on the west coast of Mauritius, Flic en Flac stretches along one of the island's most beautiful beaches.
Grand Baie
Nestled on the north coast of Mauritius, Grand Baie (Grand Bay) is a seaside resort that combines Mauritian authenticity with modern tourist infrastructure.
Kwan Tee Pagoda
The Kwan Tee Pagoda in Port Louis: A jewel of Sino-Mauritian cultural heritage
Water Arm National Park
bras d'Eau National Park, nestled on the northeast coast of Mauritius, covers nearly 497 hectares of natural treasures and is one of the last remaining forest sanctuaries on the island.
Sri Venkateswara Swamy Divya Mangala Vigraham 108ft
The Sri Venkateswara Swamy Divya Mangala Vigraham is one of the most impressive religious statues in the Hindu world, 108 feet (approximately 33 meters)
Hari Hara Devasthanam Temple
In the heart of Mauritius stands the magnificent hari Hara Devasthanam Temple, A hindu sanctuary dedicated to the deities Hari (Vishnu) and Hara (Shiva)
Spiritual Park – Pointe des Lascars
Spiritual Park at Pointe des Lascars represents a place where spirituality, history and natural beauty meet harmoniously
National Museum of Natural History – Port Louis
Nestled in the heart of the mauritian Capital, port louis, the national museum of natural history is a true treasure for lovers of nature, science and history.
National history museum – Mahébourg
The National History Museum of Mahébourg, located in the southeast of Mauritius, is a true treasure for history and culture enthusiasts.
Memorial to the sinking of the Saint Géran – Paul and Virginia
Monument in memory of the sinking of the Saint Géran à Poudre d'Or, it is also called the Paul and Virginie monument in reference to the famous novel
Calypso Excursion Mauritius
Calypso Excursion Mauritius offers tailor-made excursions in Mauritius, far removed from the typical mass tourism tours.
Hiking Le Morne Brabant
Hiking up Le Morne Brabant is one of the iconic hikes of Mauritius, an unforgettable experience with breathtaking panoramas.
Mont Choisy – public beach
Nestled on the northwest coast of Mauritius, Mont Choisy public beach is one of the most popular. It stretches for approximately 3 km
Labourdonnais Castle
Located in the village of Mapou, in the heart of Mauritius, the Château de Labourdonnais is a true jewel of mauritian heritage.
Trou aux Biches
Located on the northwest coast of Mauritius, the village of Trou aux Biches is an idyllic destination renowned for its magnificent beaches
Souillac
Located on the south coast of Mauritius, Souillac is a charming coastal village offering an authentic and peaceful experience.
Mahébourg
Located on the southeast coast of Mauritius, Mahébourg is a peaceful coastal village that exudes authentic charm.
The sugar adventure
L'Aventure du Sucre invites you on a fascinating journey through the history of the island and its sugar cane.
Casela Nature Parks
Casela Nature Parks in Mauritius is a must-see destination for nature and adventure lovers.
Aapravasi Ghat World Heritage Site
Aapravasi Ghat: a World Heritage Site, it bears poignant witness to the history of indentured migration
Land of 7 colors
discover the land of 7 colors in Chamarel, a magnificent geological curiosity nestled in a verdant setting
Grand Bassin
discover Grand Bassin, a "magical" place in Mauritius steeped in spirituality – a must-see!
Chamarel Waterfall
A spectacular waterfall to discover during a visit combined with the Seven Coloured Earths.
Sir seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden (Pamplemousses)
Everything about the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden: giant water lilies, 823 species, trees of heads of state, SSR samadhi, prices, opening hours and visiting tips
