La forêt de Daruty – forêt de Belle Vue
Découvrez la forêt de Daruty (Belle Vue): sentiers de randonnée, ruines sucrières historiques et nature tropicale à 10 min de Grand Baie
Endemic garden of the Osterlog Valley
The Osterlog Valley endemic garden, covering 275 hectares, protects the last vestiges of the primary forest of Mauritius.
Hike to the Weeping Rock
The hike to La Roche qui Pleure is a coastal walk located next to Gris-Gris beach in Souillac, in the south of Mauritius.
Hiking in Mauritius
Mauritius boasts turquoise lagoons, but also spectacular terrain crisscrossed by dozens of hiking trails.
The Cave of Pont Bon Dieu
The Pont Bondieu cavern, one of the most impressive lava tubes in Mauritius, invites you to explore a 15-meter-high underground tunnel.
Bel Ombre – public beach
Bel Ombre beach is well worth a visit; stretching over two kilometers of golden sand, it offers a calm, shallow turquoise lagoon.
Saint Félix – public beach
Saint Félix public beach is captivating thanks to its crystal-clear waters, considered the most transparent in Mauritius.
Caudan Waterfront – Port Louis
The Caudan Waterfront is the main commercial and cultural complex in Port Louis, opened in 1996 on the old docks of the port.
Sunsets in Mauritius
It is at dusk that Mauritius reveals one of its most beautiful spectacles: breathtaking sunsets that set the sky and ocean ablaze.
Chamarel Viewpoint
The Chamarel View Point is one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Mauritius. Located in the village of Chamarel
Gris-Gris Beach
Gris-Gris beach is distinguished by its wild and unspoiled character, its black basalt cliffs and its powerful waves.
Balaclava – public beach
Located on the northwest coast of Mauritius, Balaclava public beach represents one of the last public access points to the magnificent Turtle Bay.
Pointe aux Piments – public beach
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The Shri Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Temple – Kaylasson
Located in Abercrombie in Port Louis, the Shri Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Kovil (Kaylasson) temple is the oldest Tamil temple on Mauritius.
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.
Fort Frederik Hendrik and its museum
In Vieux Grand Port in the southeast of Mauritius, Fort Frederik Hendrik is one of the island's most precious historical remains.
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.
Company Garden
The Company Garden, a silent witness to the evolution of Port Louis in Mauritius from the colonial era to the present day
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.
Pereybère – public beach
Pereybère Beach: An Authentic Jewel of Northern Mauritius
Château du Réduit – State House
Perched on the heights of Moka, the Château du Réduit is much more than a presidential residence. It is a veritable history book.
Port Louis Citadel – Fort Adelaide
The Citadel of Port Louis has stood like a stone sentinel in the heart of the Mauritian capital for almost two centuries.
Savinia Beach
Savinia Beach, a wild and unspoiled gem in the south of Mauritius
Deer Hole
In Curepipe stands one of the most fascinating natural sites in the archipelago: Trou aux Cerfs, the crater of a dormant volcano
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.
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".
Mary Queen of Peace
Overlooking Port Louis from Signal Mountain, Mary Queen of Peace is one of the most iconic religious sites in Mauritius.
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
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.
Prison Beach
Nestled in the northwest region of Mauritius, near Port Louis, the capital, Prison Beach is paradise.
Belle Mare – public beach
The public beach of Belle Mare stretches for almost 10 kilometers, offering one of the most beautiful shores on the island.
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
In the northern region of Mauritius, Calodyne public beach is a gem that offers visitors an authentic and peaceful seaside experience.
La Pomponette – public beach
La Pomponette public beach is one of the coastal gems of Mauritius, located on the west coast of the island in the Tamarin region.
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".
Telfair – public beach
Welcome to Telfair public beach, a hidden gem located in Souillac, on the wild south coast of Mauritius.
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.
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 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
Nestled at the foot of Le Morne Brabant in Mauritius, this shaded public beach is magnificent
Blue Bay
In the southeast of Mauritius, Blue Bay is an idyllic destination that captivates with the beauty of its exceptional beach and marine environment.
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
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
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.
Aapravasi Ghat
Aapravasi Ghat: a World Heritage Site, it bears poignant witness to the history of indentured migration
Cape Unhappy
Cap Malheureux and its iconic Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice church with its bright red roof
Grand Bassin
Discover Grand Bassin, a "magical" place in Mauritius steeped in spirituality – a must-see!