Mauritius Attractions:
Pamplemousses Botanical Gardens
Tour this former private estate of the governor with its palm trees, medicinal plants, spices, and water lilies interspersed with frog ponds.
Chamarel Colored Earths and Waterfalls
Witness the rustic beauty of seven-colored dunes formed from weathered volcanic rock. The picturesque waterfalls are just a short drive from the dunes.
Casela Bird Park
Catch views of exotic animals including giant tortoises, tigers, kangaroos, ostriches, and rare Mauritian pink pigeons at Casela Bird Park on the west coast.
Ile aux Cerfs
This private island lies off the east coast. The Le Touessrok Hotel owns and operates the island's amenities with your choice of water sports including a boat ride to the nearby Gran Riviere Sud-est waterfall.
Domaine Les Pailles
Tour 3,000 acres of the Moka Mountains at this nature park. You can explore on foot or choose from a horse-drawn carriage, minitrain, horseback, or Land-Rover. Explore the old sugar mill and rum distillery, and then eat at one of several restaurants offering Chinese, French, Indian, Italian, or Mauritian Creole cuisine.
Mauritius Aquarium
A Mauritius tour should definitely include a visit to the Mauritius Aquarium. View wonders of the Indian Ocean without getting wet.The aquarium is located in Pointe Aux Piments with over 200 species of underwater marvels waiting to be admired by you.
Domaine du Chasseur
Bird watch, quad bike, or just relax in the forests. The restaurant here boasts a panoramic vista and traditional Mauritian fare.
Le Val Nature Park
Wander and wonder through this quaint reserve located in Cluny. View deer, monkeys, and bird species from bamboo bridges. Marvel at freshwater species of shrimp, eels, and fish as you stroll over quiet streams.
Eureka
Relive Mauritius's past at a Creole-style estate built in 1830. This home-turned-museum reveals a slice of the island's colonial era against a backdrop of the Moka Range. Tour these beautifully landscaped grounds by the waterfalls of the Moka River.
Tamarin Falls
Bathe and refresh yourself in the pool at the seventh cascade. Although challenging to access, the breath-taking scenery and relaxing soak are worth it.
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