Not all sites in Mauritius are suitable for the same age group: some visits and activities require a minimum age or level of physical fitness. This page lists the places and activities that are suitable, specifying the age from which they can be enjoyed. Find our selection below.
Places suitable for toddlers, with or without a stroller
Choosing your visits to Mauritius according to the age of the children
This page lists tourist attractions and activities in Mauritius that are suitable for visiting with children, indicating for each the age from which it is truly appropriate. An activity ideal for a ten-year-old may indeed be unsuitable, or even impossible, for a younger child.
The question of age is central to this selection. Some outings require a minimum height, good endurance, or real comfort in the water: a hike to the summit of Le Morne BrabantFor example, it has nothing to do with a walk in a garden. Similarly, a long sea excursion or certain water activities are better suited to older children.
From around the age of five, many doors open: nature parks and giant tortoises, gardens, easy walks, glass-bottom boat trips, or first attempts at snorkeling near the shore, in the calm waters of the Lagoon. around ten years old and beyond, children can take part in more Challenging activities: longer hikes, full days on a catamaran, introductory dives or outings requiring more autonomy.
For each venue or activity listed here, we indicate the recommended age to help you create a program suitable for your children. Before booking, it's always best to check directly with the provider regarding age and height requirements, as these can vary from one establishment to another.
To locate the places and plan your days, 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 places and activities to visit with children, classified by age.
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
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
Château de Labourdonnais
Situé dans le village de Mapou, au cœur de l’île Maurice, le Château de Labourdonnais est un véritable joyau du patrimoine mauricien.
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
