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Top Attractions of Mauritius
14 days long
Prepare at least $4950
(2 people, 3-star hotel, mid-range restaurants)
Mauritius
- Cap Malheureux
Nature - 59%
Waterside - 27%
Culture and Art - 9%
Other - 5%
Day 1
SSR Botanic Garden
Natural Attraction, Park
2.0 hours
$6.0
The Botanical Garden of Pamplemousses is one of the oldest gardens in the world. Its history dates back to 1770, when the French botanist Pierre Poivre founded a garden here in order to grow plants for the production of spices. Currently, the gar...
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den occupies about 25 hectares and its collection of plants includes more than 650 varieties, including baobabs, bottle palms, giant water lilies, dozens of medicinal plants, a large spice garden and many others. One of the main attractions of the garden are 85 different varieties of palm trees brought from different parts of the world, the most unusual of them are the Elephant's Foot, cabbage, and fan palms. Among the water lilies, the most famous is “Amazon Victoria”; its leaves reach 2 meters in diameter and can support a weight of up to 50 kilograms. Visitors to the garden are enveloped in extraordinary smells, because such aromatic plants as nutmeg, tea tree, clove tree, camphor tree, and magnolia grow here. Many trees in the garden were planted personally by political leaders: Indira Gandhi, Francois Mitterrand, Robert Mugabe.
L Aventure du Sucre
Museum/Gallery, Tour
3.0 hours
$17.0
L Aventure du Sucre is a state-of-the-art, well-equipped museum set within the walls of an ancient sugar mill, presenting the history of Mauritius, inextricably linked with sugar production. Initially, the plant was founded in 1797 and operated un...
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til 1999. Much of the equipment remains to this day, and former workers are on hand to answer questions about the factory and the complex process of turning sugar cane into crystals. The excursion is as informative as possible and is very popular with children, as it has many interactive features. Moving from room to room, you flip through the pages of the history of Mauritius from the first Dutch settlements to the present day. At the end of your historical journey, you will be able to taste some of the 15 varieties of unrefined sugar, two of which were invented in Mauritius, and in the museum boutique you can purchase all existing varieties of sugar, marmalade, tropical fruit jam and rum made from molasses.
Day 2
Mont Choisy Beach
Aqua Attraction, Beach
3.0 hours
Mont chuisy beach is an excellent place for families with children, fine clean sand without shells and stones, good bottom, clean, clear water. Coniferous trees grow on the shore, protecting from the scorching sun. There are no big waves; they bre...
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ak on the surrounding coral reefs. There are many cafes and restaurants on the beach where you can eat and drink deliciously. For entertainment, a variety of water attractions.
Trou aux Biches beach
Aqua Attraction, Beach
3.0 hours
Trou aux Biches beach is small, 2 kilometers long with white soft sand, located in the shadow of Casuarinas. 5-7 meters from the coastline is not deep, therefore, it is convenient to relax with children. Lots of water activities: snorkeling in cor...
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al reefs, diving, boat trips and others.
Day 3
Corail Helicopteres
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Corail Helicopteres in Mauritius offers a range of air tours services including transfers, scenic tours and heligolf. We operate the state of art Airbus AS355 aircraft which comfortably accommodates up to 6 passengers. We places special emphasis o...
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n safety and ensures that all flights are conducted to the highest safety and airworthiness standards.
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Underwater Waterfall
Aqua Attraction, Natural Attraction
1.0 hours
The stunning underwater waterfall, located along the shores of Le Morne Brabant on the southwestern coast of Mauritius, is actually an optical illusion. This illusion occurs due to sand and silt deposits, which, under the influence of strong under...
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water currents, move to the edge of the sea rift located there and fall to a depth of 4000 meters. Thanks to the different shades of sand, you get the impression that you are seeing a seething and foaming waterfall. This incredible landscape can only be seen in Mauritius and is best observed from above by flying over it in a helicopter or seaplane.
Day 4
Casela Nature Parks
Natural Attraction, Park, Reserve/Zoo
5.0 hours
$25.0
Despite the fact that there are no predators in Mauritius, in Kasela Park you will have the opportunity to experience a real African safari, walk alongside wild animals, feed them and much more. The zoo was opened in 1979. Currently, it is the mos...
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t visited place in Mauritius. The park covers more than 250 hectares and is home to many species of exotic animals and plants. Kasela offers tourists dozens of types of entertainment, including for children. Tickets for events must be purchased in advance on the park website or at the box office.
Safari Adventures
Reserve/Zoo, Natural Attraction
3.0 hours
Get a taste of Africa in Mauritius by taking advantage of the unique chance to immerse yourself in the wild with kudu, impalas, oryxes, nyalas, waterbucks and many other animals. Safari Adventures is the world leader in big cat encounters. Experie...
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nced team in lion handling, training and expertise, we offer you the safest experience with lions, tigers, cheetahs, caracals and servals.
Day 5
Flic En Flac Beach
Aqua Attraction, Beach
3.0 hours
The white sandy beach of Flic en Flac is one of the longest on the island with a coastline of about 13 kilometers. It attracts tourists and locals throughout the year. Its lagoon is protected by surrounding coral reefs, so there are practically no...
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waves here. The beach offers picturesque views of the Indian Ocean horizon and the Le Morne Brabant peninsula. There is a well-developed infrastructure here, there is a hypermarket, restaurants, banks, communication shops, and various water activities. The beach is clean, there are free toilets and showers. From the beach, every evening you can watch incredibly beautiful sunsets. There is a very lively nightlife here, mostly clubs open after ten o'clock in the evening.
Day 6
Tamarind Falls
Natural Attraction
3.0 hours
Tamarin Falls are one of the most beautiful canyons on the island. Formed by the Tamarin River, which originates in the mountains, 12 picturesque waterfalls fall into deep ponds, amidst lush tropical vegetation. Along the way to the falls there ar...
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e breathtaking views of the coastline, a sight not to be missed. Making your way to the waterfalls through the greenery of the tropical forest, you can see rare species of birds and plants. Tamarin Falls supply water to the island's two reservoirs and the main hydroelectric power station.
Jay 7 Cascades
Natural Attraction
4.0 hours
Being a tropical island, Mauritius offers a huge selection of natural wonders. It is famous not only for its white beaches, turquoise lagoons, but also for its lakes, rivers and waterfalls. 7 cascades are a part of nature that cannot be missed. Th...
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e trail to the waterfalls passes through lush green forest and along dark volcanic rocks. The outdoor areas offer stunning views of waterfalls and canyons. During the walk, you will have the opportunity to enjoy swimming in the natural pools that the water has carved into the rocks and enjoy a massage from the waterfall jets.
Day 7
Chamarel Waterfalls
Natural Attraction
2.0 hours
$54.0
Not far from the seven-colored sands there is another attraction - the highest waterfall in Mauritius. It is formed by two streams of water falling into the crater of an extinct volcano. The lifting height is 100 meters. It is considered one of th...
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e most beautiful waterfalls in the world.
Chamarel 7 Coloured Earth
Natural Attraction
2.0 hours
$10.0
The Seven Colored Sands are a famous landmark in Mauritius. The sands, consisting of seven different colors, are located in different layers and have very clear boundaries. It is noteworthy that, despite strong tropical rains and winds, they do no...
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t mix with each other. This phenomenon is also observed on a small scale; if you mix two handfuls of sand of different shades, they will still be separated along the color spectrum. It is believed that the difference in colors is a consequence of the cooling of volcanic rocks at different temperatures. But researchers have not yet fully solved the mystery of colored sands. The seven-colored sands, with their extraordinary beauty, evoke thoughts of other planets and give the local landscape a complete sense of unreality and surrealism.
Day 8
Ebony Forest Reserve
Natural Attraction, Reserve/Zoo
3.0 hours
$40.0
Ebony Forest has been working on a habitat degradation remediation project since 2006 to create a sanctuary for the island's unique and rich biodiversity. Their ecotourism activities help raise funds for environmental projects. Education, training...
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and volunteer programs aim to raise awareness and develop responsibility for the island's natural heritage. The forest conservation team works tirelessly to weed, plant and cultivate native and endemic plants. Since June 2017, the rare ebony forest has been open to visitors. Here you can observe endemic bird species such as the pink dove and echo parrot, or go on a guided tour with experienced conservationists in search of the Mauritian kestrel. You can enjoy a jeep safari tour or walk along the 300-metre elevated walkway through the ancient forest. Those interested can take part in tree planting and visit the Ecological Center. Special interactive activities are available for school-aged children. And, the Ebony Experience museum will tell you about a period of history of 8 million years.
Day 9
Bel Ombre Nature Reserve
Natural Attraction, Reserve/Zoo
4.0 hours
$28.0
Between the endless blue of the Indian Ocean and the emerald green endemic forests of the South, the Bel Ombre Biosphere Reserve is located, representing more than 1,300 hectares of untouched nature, unique landscapes and unique flora and fauna. I...
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t encompasses lush forests, tranquil lakes, rugged mountains and rushing waterfalls. Along the reserve's network of scenic trails, visitors can immerse themselves in its natural wonders, meeting endemic reptiles such as the Telfair skink and elusive mammals like the Mauritian flying fox. Ebony trees and rare orchids bloom here next to towering palm trees and cascading waterfalls. Bird lovers can admire the sight of colorful, rare birds. The reserve can be explored at your own discretion: night safari, trekking, trips on SUVs, ATVs, buggies, mountain bikes or trekking. Bel Ombre received the UNESCO Man and the Biosphere certificate. It is an ecological gem, preserving the island's natural heritage in its pristine splendor.
Day 10
La Vallée des Couleurs Nature Park
Natural Attraction, Park
4.0 hours
$10.0
Since the 23-colored land was discovered on July 4, 1998, the park has become one of the island's most famous and unique attractions. The origins of the earth go back millions of years. Ash, after the eruption of the Bassin Blanc volcano, over tim...
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e, acquired shades of 23 colors. Along with colorful land, the park has many varied landscapes, including mountain plateaus, valleys, craters, crater lakes and four grandiose waterfalls. All this is replete with amazing flora and fauna. Tree ferns, wild orchids, various endemic trees and other rare plants contribute to the beauty of the park. There is also a lot of entertainment here, such as the longest in the Indian Ocean, zipline (1500 meters), quad biking, pedal boats and much more.
Day 11
Black River Gorges National Park
Natural Attraction, Park
8.0 hours
Black River Gorges National Park is a unique place that attracts attention in photographs and banners of the island. The park is located in the southwest of Mauritius and occupies about 7 thousand hectares. Almost half of its area has been include...
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d in the global network of biosphere reserves since 1977. Created in 1994, the park is designed to preserve the unique nature of Mauritius. Here you can see endemic species of animals, plants and birds that are not found anywhere else in the world. The park includes forests, swamps, mountain rivers and waterfalls. The most popular of them are the Rivière Noire region with the Alexandra waterfalls, Piton de la Petit, which is the highest point of Mauritius, the Grand Bassin lake, formed in the crater of an extinct volcano, and the Plane Champagne Plain, the rainiest place on the island. Also, there are many more interesting places in the park. There are scientific stations conducting various studies here. The reserve has 4 entrances and equipped with a total length of 60 km. It also organizes educational tours for visitors.
Grand Bassin
Religious Sight
1.0 hours
The Grand Basin is one of the most important pilgrimage sites for Hindus outside India. This crater lake, located approximately 550 meters above sea level, is surrounded by colorful Hindu temples and deities. The history of the lake dates back to ...
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1897, when a Hindu priest saw in a dream a lake associated with the sacred Ganges River in India. He searched for this lake and when he arrived at the Grand Basin, he recognized the place from his dream. News about the divine lake spread quickly and since then, thousands of pilgrims go to the lake every year during Maha Shivaratri. In 2007, a 33-meter statue of the god Shiva was unveiled on the shore, which remains one of the tallest Shiva statues in the world. The second 33-meter statue, which is dedicated to Durga Maa, is the only tallest statue of this Hindu goddess in the world. Among the temples surrounding the lake, the temple of Lord Hanuman stands out for its grace. It is located on a hill and there are 108 steps leading up to it, symbolizing the 108 names of the Lord in Sanskrit. The view from the top is stunning.
Day 12
La Vanille Nature Park
Natural Attraction, Reserve/Zoo
4.0 hours
$16.0
La Vanile Park is located in the south of the island and covers 3.5 hectares. This reserve, created in 1985, has the largest colony of turtles in the world. It is home to 1,000 individuals, including Domino, which is one of the largest and oldest ...
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turtles in the world. It is also home to 2,000 Nile crocodiles, which can be observed in various stages of growth. Monkeys, deer, bats, geckos are just a few of the many animals inhabiting the reserve. Some of them were brought from the island of Madagascar and the Seychelles. Another attraction of the reserve is the insectarium, which houses a collection of 23,000 species of insects. Some specimens are very rare and valuable, and also long extinct. There is also a fossil museum in the park, where you can get acquainted with a collection of ammonites, skeletons of various ancient animals and the history of marine mammals. While staying in the reserve, you can try crocodile meat dishes at a local restaurant, as well as participate in other activities.
Day 13
Blue Bay Beach
Aqua Attraction, Beach
3.0 hours
Blue Bay Beach has dazzling blue water and soft white sand. Here you can admire all the shades of blue from under the shady casuarina trees or go on a boat excursion, scuba diving, windsurfing or parasailing. You don't have to swim far to see a ga...
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rden of brain corals populated by butterfly fish, clown fish, angel fish and other marine animals.
Blue Bay Marine Park
Aqua Attraction
Blue Bay Marine Park is located in the Grand Port area and is the largest sanctuary of marine life and coral gardens on the island. This is a great place for swimming and snorkeling. The beach, surrounded by Filao trees, has deep azure waters and ...
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sparkling sandy shores for the lively, energetic people to relax.
Day 14
Ile aux Cerfs
Aqua Attraction, Natural Attraction
3.0 hours
IIe aux Cerfs is a picturesque island stretching over 87 hectares of pristine land off the east coast of Mauritius. It is famous for its white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and wide selection of restaurants, water sports and land-based activiti...
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es. It is also home to one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world, designed by two-time Masters champion Bernhard Langer. All 19 holes of this island golf course offer ocean views. According to Golf World magazine, this course is one of the twenty best courses worth playing at least once in your life.The shortest and fast way to the island is leading from the pier in Punt-Moris on safe and protected 24-bed boats. The shuttle service is carried out from 09.30 to 18.00, every 30 minutes.
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