Discover the best attractions and experiences Black River Gorges National Park has to offer
Explore Mauritius’ storied past through UNESCO sites and iconic landmarks near the southwest and capital.
A dramatic basalt massif and UNESCO World Heritage Site with a powerful history and sweeping coastal views.
Historic immigration depot in Port Louis that marks the island’s indentured labor history.
An iconic colonial-era church in the capital with distinctive architecture.
Mauritius’ museums cover stamps, natural history, and sugar heritage for a well-rounded cultural day.
Showcases Mauritius’s iconic stamps and maritime history.
A natural history museum with local specimens and interactive displays.
Sugar museum offering galleries and insights into the island’s sugar heritage.
Mauritius’ diverse faiths are celebrated at sacred sites across the island.
Sacred crater lake and pilgrimage site for Hindus in the highlands.
Historic mosque in the capital with a distinctive minaret.
Catholic cathedral in Port Louis with notable architecture.
Mauritius offers protected nature and themed parks perfect for day trips.
Mauritius’s largest protected area, famed for hiking, birds, and lush forests.
Private nature reserve with forest trails and panoramic viewpoints near Chamarel.
Wildlife park featuring giant tortoises, crocodiles, and tropical gardens.
Vibrant towns and coastal communities offer pulse, markets, and sunset moments.
Capital city with markets, history, and waterfront charm.
A lively coastal hub known for shops, eateries, and nightlife.
Long beachfront village with relaxed atmosphere and sunsets.
Enjoy Mauritius with plenty of cost-free nature and scenery.
Follow marked trails to enjoy forest scenery and birdlife for free.
Spot endemic birds from accessible lookouts around the park.
Relax on the shore as the sun goes down without spending a dime.
Savor Mauritian flavors through tastings and visits to heritage estates.
Sugar museum with insights into Mauritius’ sugar industry and tastings.
Distillery offering tours and rum tastings amid a scenic setting.
Historic estate with orchards and a restaurant featuring local produce.
Evenings glow along the coast with bars, markets, and live vibes.
Port Louis waterfront area with bars, shops, and evening ambiance.
Popular coastline for bars, late-night venues, and seaside dining.
Laid-back spots along the coast for sunset drinks and music.
Cultural venues and live performances bring Mauritian creativity to life.
Cultural performances, cinema, and urban arts near the capital.
Traditional Mauritian Sega music and dance shows at local venues.
Seasonal showcases of Mauritian dance and music across towns.
Active adventures range from water sports to golf and beach activities.
World-class kitesurfing spot with reliable winds and scenery.
Championship golf course in Bel Ombre with rugged backdrops.
Snorkel among vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish.
Hidden corners and classic scenic highlights for a more intimate experience.
A scenic waterfall near Curepipe, ideal for a quiet nature break.
Waterfall near the Seven Coloured Earths set in a lush valley.
Iconic rock formation offering a dramatic natural backdrop.