• Port Louis - Explore and Tour Port Louis. Delight in a visit to Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius. As the largest city, it serves as the economic and administrative hub of the island. Near the main square, enjoy a leisurely walk along the palm-lined Place d’Armes. Discover beautiful French colonial architecture, including the Government House and the Municipal Theater. Enjoy free time at the Port Louis Waterfront and the Le Caudan Waterfront shopping complex. The vibrant Port Louis Waterfront offers thrilling shopping and entertainment options, alongside world-class hotels and restaurants with views of the Port Louis Harbor. This area is a key player in the lively tourism and cultural scene in Mauritius.

The craft market is particularly bustling, offering a wonderful atmosphere where you can find plenty of souvenirs for family back home.

Another must-visit is the Port Louis central market – a lively spot perfect for discovering locally made products, textiles, Mauritian spices, fruits, and souvenirs at very affordable prices. During your free time, explore the city streets and visit several attractions such as the Anglican and Catholic cathedrals, the main city Mosque, Chinatown, the Supreme Court house, the 18th-century Barracks, and the Natural History Museum (free entry).

Fort Adelaide (also known as La Citadelle) is strategically located on the higher grounds of Port Louis at 240 feet above sea level. Construction began in 1832 and was completed nearly a decade later. Fort Adelaide provides a sweeping view of Port Louis and its harbor. The British constructed this fortress to prevent civil unrest from the remaining French settlers and to protect the harbor from enemy attacks. A drive uphill to Fort Adelaide promises breathtaking views of Port Louis and the surrounding mountain range.

• L’Aventure Du Sucre - Sugar Estate and Museum. Situated in the North West of Mauritius, the Sugar Estate and Museum spans over 5000 square meters. Here, discover the significant impact and role of sugar in Mauritius’s history and identity. Learn local sugar tales and stories about its importance. The tour includes panorama videos and films on various sugar-related topics. Additionally, you can shop at the estate’s boutique. Don’t miss the chance to savor and purchase unique locally made special sugars and the renowned local Mauritian rum!

• SSR Botanic Garden - Mauritius National Botanical Garden. This garden is home to an incredible array of tropical plants, many of which are indigenous. It is one of the most visited attractions in Mauritius. Initially opened as a private garden by the French governor nearly 300 years ago, the garden covers vast acres of land, taking more than a week to explore fully. It features over 650 plant varieties, including the famous Baobabs, palmier bouteille, giant water lilies, numerous medicinal plants, 85 palm varieties, a large spice garden, and more. The tour allows you to explore the garden and appreciate its beauty.

• Cap Malheureux - About the Red Church at Cap Malheureux

The Notre Dame Auxiliatrice Chapel is one of Mauritius’s most famous churches, known for its striking red roof against the turquoise sea and azure sky.

Located just ten minutes from Grand Bay, Cap Malheureux is a small fishing village. Its name translates to “Unfortunate/Unhappy Cape” due to the many ships that have floundered there in the past.

The Notre Dame Auxiliatrice Church is renowned for its charming red roof, attracting many curious visitors and providing a picturesque backdrop for memorable photos. Founded in 1938, this simple chapel is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Ideally situated at the northernmost point of Mauritius, it offers breathtaking views of the five northern islets, including Coin de Mire (Gunner’s Quoin).

This Roman Catholic Church attracts numerous visitors and worshippers. On Sunday mornings, many tourists join the mass. The church and the beach behind it are popular spots for newlyweds to take photos, so encountering couples here is common. The beach allows you to soak up the sun and enjoy the view, while children can play in the white sand and explore aquatic life in the rock pools. Fishermen frequently dock here with fresh catches.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• All Fees and Taxes
• Lunch

Exploration of Northern Mauritius

Venture through numerous attractions in the northern part of Mauritius.

The comprehensive day-long tour of the north includes:
Transportation to and from any accommodation location across Mauritius
Exclusive transit to all points of interest
A personal chauffeur-cum-guide to present and explain each site

Throughout the tour, you’ll travel in ultimate comfort in a climate controlled car or minivan (for larger groups), with a knowledgeable driver/guide to navigate.
During the tour you’ll be exposed to numerous attractions and sites:

Cap Malheureux – The Red Church
National Botanical Garden of Mauritius
Tour and visitation of the Sugar Estate & Museum
Exploration of the city of Port Louis – Mauritius’ Capital City
Caudan Shopping complex in Port Louis’ waterfront area
The central market of Port Louis
Craft market of Port Louis
Fort Adelaide of Port Louis (also known as La Citadelle).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.