10 Days in Mauritius: What to Do and See?

Are you planning to spend 10 days in Mauritius? Need some help organizing your trip?

You’re in the right place!

In this article, I’m sharing with you a complete 10-day itinerary to explore Mauritius from top to bottom.

With 10 days, you will have plenty of time to discover all the most beautiful places on the island.

You can look forward to beaches (of course!), boat trips, cultural visits, some hiking, and tons of great discoveries!

From Grand Baie to Le Morne Brabant, including capital Port Louis and the stunning beaches of Bellemare and Flic-en-Flac, get ready for a full island tour!

So, what are the best things to do in Mauritius in 10 days?

Let me show you the detailed itinerary I’ve planned just for you.

Step 1: Northern Mauritius (4 days)

Day 1 – Beaches

I suggest you start your trip to Mauritius with the northern coast, one of the most vibrant and lively parts of the island.

This is also where you’ll find some of the best hotels in Mauritius.

Here, you can enjoy the beaches, go on sea excursions and do some shopping in Grand Baie.

Grand Baie is the main town and the heart of northern Mauritius. This charming coastal village has a beautiful beach and is full of shops and restaurants.

Over the next few days, you can explore Grand Baie and the surrounding area, especially the amazing beaches of the North coast.

Here are the beaches you shouldn’t miss in the North:

• Public beach of Grand Baie
• Intimate La Cuvette beach
• Family-friendly Peyrébère beach
• Authentic Cap Malheureux beach
• Lively Trou-aux-Biches beach
• Long and calm Mont Choisy beach

Between relaxing, enjoying water sports and going for walks, you definitely won’t get bored!

And here’s something else: Mauritius isn’t just about stunning scenery—it’s also about the local food! If you’re curious (and a foodie), you should go on this amazing guided food tour of Grand Baie.

With a super friendly local guide, you will explore the town and its hidden gems, tasting the best Mauritian specialties as you go.

Click the button below to book your Grand Baie food tour:

Day 2 – Catamaran Cruise to Coin de Mire, Flat Island, and Gabriel Islet

For your second day, you should set out on a boat trip to discover the beautiful islets offshore.

You’ll board a comfortable catamaran in the morning and spend the whole day out at sea.

Here’s what you can look forward to during this cruise:

• Several snorkeling stops
• Stopovers on the gorgeous beaches of the islets
• A delicious lunch served on board!

This cruise to the northern islands is for sure one of the must-do experiences during 10 days in Mauritius.

However, this is a really popular activity and spots are limited, so you need to book as early as possible!

Book your catamaran cruise to the northern islets now by clicking below:

Day 3 – Visit Port Louis

For the third day of this 10-day trip to Mauritius, it’s time to explore the island’s capital: Port Louis!

Located about 25 km from Grand Baie, Port Louis is a lively, bustling city. Get ready for a whirlwind of sounds, scents, and a truly unique mix of architecture.

With historical monuments, old colonial homes, cobbled streets, retro skyscrapers, and ultra-modern business centers, Port Louis offers a fascinating blend of architectural styles.

This stop will give you a real sense of local life, taking you way off the usual tourist trail and far from the beach resorts. You’ll get to experience real Mauritian life and dive into the island’s authentic cultural and historical heritage!

I suggest you start in central Port Louis. This area is quite compact, so you can visit it pretty quickly.

Here are the best things not to miss:

• Place d’Armes
• Government House
• Port Louis Theatre (the oldest in the Indian Ocean!)
• Company Garden

Don’t hesitate to wander a bit outside the city center to discover:

• China Town, the Chinese district with its typical shops
• “Grand Bazaar”, an open-air market filled with all sorts of goods
• Mauritian street art brightening up the walls around the city
• Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO-listed historical museum

And don’t forget another iconic spot you really need to visit in Port Louis: Central Market, a huge indoor market bursting with colors and flavors.

This market in Port Louis is the biggest on the island. You will find a huge variety of fruits and vegetables, Mauritian handicrafts, plenty of souvenirs to bring back, and of course, lots of delicious street food.

By the way, if you’re curious about all the Mauritian food specialties, Port Louis is the perfect place to try them.

Street vendors are everywhere in the city, offering all kinds of sweet and savory treats: rotis (or faratas), cassava puddings, alouda, dholl puri, samosas…

To really enjoy all these tasty snacks, you should book the Port Louis street food tour.

By joining this tour, you get the best of both worlds: you will discover the city and its heritage with a local guide who really knows Port Louis inside out, while sampling the very best local specialties.

Book your Port Louis street food tour right here by clicking below:

After exploring the city center, I suggest you go check out Caudan Waterfront, right on the seafront.

Caudan is the oldest shopping center in Mauritius. This open-air complex is home to lots of small shops, a food court, street vendors (selling snacks and also things like temporary henna tattoos), plus a casino and a cinema.

You will also find the Craft Market here, a small arts and crafts market.

On weekends, you can often enjoy concerts and other events right on the waterfront square.

Day 4 – Pamplemousses Garden, Sugar Museum, and Château de Labourdonnais

For this next day, you should explore the best places to visit around Port Louis.

Here’s what you can do:

• Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
• L’Aventure du Sucre Museum
• Château de Labourdonnais

Pamplemousses Botanical Garden is only a 20-minute drive from the capital and is definitely one of the top attractions in Mauritius.

This huge 37-hectare botanical reserve was created in the 18th century by French botanist Pierre Poivre. Here, you will discover countless plant species from all over the world.

You can visit the garden on your own or with a guide. Guides offer their services right at the entrance and they are always friendly—often with a good sense of humor!

If you’re interested in really learning about the different plant species, you should definitely opt for a guided tour (you will get the offer right at the entrance when you buy your ticket).

Before or after your visit to Pamplemousses Garden, you really need to discover the special relationship Mauritius has with sugar cane.

The cultivation of sugar cane, its transformation into sugar, and exports have always played a huge role in the Mauritian economy.

You can learn all about this fascinating story at L’Aventure du Sucre Museum, another must-see during your 10 day trip in Mauritius. And it’s only 1 km from the botanical garden.

The site features a museum, a shop, and a restaurant. Plan to spend 1 to 2 hours there.

If you have extra time, you should also visit Château de Labourdonnais. It’s less than 10 minutes by car from the museum and botanical garden.

This beautiful 19th century colonial house is open as a historical museum, focusing on colonial life on the island.

Your visit also includes the gardens, the orchard, and a tasting of rum, fresh juices, and fruit pastes produced on the estate.

You can find more info on the official website of the château right here.

Where to Stay in Northern Mauritius?

Here are the best places to stay in Northern Mauritius:

• Sous le Badamier Guesthouse: Located in Pointe aux Canonniers, just 5 minutes from the beautiful Mont Choisy beach, this guesthouse is a real haven of peace. You’ll love the warm and friendly vibe, the lovely pool, tropical garden, and on-site restaurant. Breakfast is included and it’s a real treat! From 140€ per night.
• Bleu de Toi Boutique Hotel: A charming small hotel 5 minutes on foot from the beach, run by welcoming hosts. Double rooms and studios are tastefully decorated and bright. You can enjoy the garden, beautiful covered terrace, and pool. From 160€ per night for 2 people.
• Ocean V Hotel: 4-star hotel in Peyrebère, just 50m from the beach. You’ll find an infinity pool, gym, jacuzzi, and restaurant. Double room from 260€ per night, breakfast included.
• Constance Sakoa Boutik Hotel: Cozy and luxury hotel with a personal feel in Trou-aux-Biches, right on the beach. The hotel features a pool, bar-restaurant, and spa. Double room from 360€ per night.
• LUX* Grand Baie Resort: Spectacular luxury hotel with spacious and ultra-comfortable double rooms from 430€/night (plus breakfast at 25€).

Step 2: Western Mauritius (4 days)

After your 2-day cultural break, you’ll definitely be ready to enjoy the beach, the sea, and palm trees again!

And that’s perfect, because I now suggest you head over to the beautiful West Coast of Mauritius.

Day 5 – Flic-en-Flac and Black River Gorges National Park

For this second part of your 10-day Mauritius trip, you should go to the West Coast, specifically to Flic-en-Flac.

Flic-en-Flac is a coastal village that’s iconic for the West, and it boasts the longest beach on the island.

For locals, it’s the favorite gathering spot for family and friends to meet up on weekends.

The beach stretches over 10km, with a wide expanse of white sand and, just behind, the filao trees—those beautiful, typical tropical pines.

You’ll find plenty of fruit stands, beach gear vendors, and snack shacks everywhere along the beach.

Flic-en-Flac is also one of the best spots for scuba diving and snorkeling. If you love underwater exploration, you’ll find many dive centers offering trips out to sea.

If you like going out and partying, Flic-en-Flac won’t disappoint. There are plenty of trendy restaurants, clubs, bars, and discos.

Not far from the village, you also have Cascavelle Shopping Mall—a great place for shopping and going out in the evening (they often host concerts there).

Just a few kilometers south, you should definitely visit Tamarin Bay for its beauty and stunning scenery. It’s also one of the best diving spots in Mauritius.

If you want to try scuba diving for the first time here, you can do an introductory dive with Tamarin Ocean Pro Diving. It’s well supervised and you can book it here.

After a morning by the sea, I suggest you take a walk in nature.

About 20 minutes by car from Flic-en-Flac, you will find the entrance to Black River Gorges National Park.

In this nature reserve of more than 6,700 hectares (!) you can really discover the tropical forest and spot bats, parrots, monkeys, and other iconic species of Mauritius.

There are different trails for easy walks (some bits are still pretty steep!) or more challenging hikes.

You can also hire a guide to discover the most beautiful areas of the park and learn more about the local wildlife and plants.

To book your guided hike in the amazing Black River Gorges, just click the button below:

Day 6 – Climb Le Morne Brabant + Beach Time

Let’s continue this 10-day itinerary in Mauritius by heading further south towards the stunning Le Morne Brabant.

Le Morne Brabant is the island’s most famous mountain, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Beyond its cultural and historical significance, Le Morne is also a preserved oasis of untouched nature with beautiful landscapes. This rich ecosystem is home to many endemic plants, including the famous Mandrinette.

To really experience all this, you should set aside half a day to climb this iconic mountain.

You can hike to the summit of Le Morne on your own, but some sections can be a bit steep and exposed. To feel safer and also to learn a lot about the nature and history of the area, you should definitely go with a guide.

For me, the guided sunrise hike on Le Morne Brabant was one of my best adventures in Mauritius. The reward at the top? Unforgettable 360° views!

Book your spot now by clicking below:

After the hike, relaxing on the incredible Le Morne beach is exactly what you deserve. It’s another paradise beach waiting for you in Mauritius, perfect for some well-earned down time.

Day 7 – Chamarel: Seven Colored Earth & Ebony Forest Reserve

On the seventh day of your 10 days in Mauritius, I suggest you explore another iconic spot in the island’s west: the Seven Colored Earth in Chamarel.

This natural wonder is one of Mauritius’ top attractions and draws plenty of visitors.

It’s a volcanic area featuring colorful sand dunes in a mix of red, orange, purple, ochre, and other surprising shades.

The Seven Colored Earth is right in the charming village of Chamarel.

The site is on private land and entrance is not free. Before you reach the famous multi-colored sands, you’ll also pass Chamarel waterfall, which you can see up close if you take a short detour.

At almost 100 meters high, this is the tallest waterfall in Mauritius! You can even do a guided hike to see it from below. Book it here.

Right next to the Seven Colored Earths, you will also find Ebony Forest Reserve.

This nature reserve, open to the public since 2017, aims to restore the native forest that was wiped out centuries ago because of ebony wood trade.

This is a really interesting visit I highly recommend if you want to explore primary tropical forest and learn about the ongoing conservation project to bring it back.

Your visit starts with a small but impressive museum on Mauritius’ natural history, from its geological formation onwards. (And trust me, even if I usually get bored quickly in museums, this one had me hooked right away!)

Afterwards, you will be invited to head up towards the forest and walk freely along the open trails.

At the very top, you will reach Sublime Point – and the name says it all! From here, you get a spectacular view over the entire Southwest, especially Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire (the highest peak in Mauritius).

This is definitely one of the most breathtaking viewpoints I’ve seen!

You’ll also find a small bar up there where you can grab a drink and a snack while soaking up the panorama before heading back down.

One more thing: Besides the classic visit, Ebony Forest also offers several special tour experiences if you want to:

• go birdwatching
• plant trees
• enjoy the sunset
• or join a guided trek.

You will find all the details on their official website.

Day 8 – The Sacred Lake of Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao)

On this eighth day of your 10 days in Mauritius, you’ll get to experience a completely different atmosphere as you head to one of Mauritius’ most sacred places: Ganga Talao, also known as Grand Bassin.

As the name suggests, this is a large lake formed in an ancient volcanic crater. It is surrounded by several temples dedicated to different Hindu gods.

Each year, Grand Bassin becomes a major pilgrimage site for Hindu Mauritians during the Maha Shivaratri festival.

Grand Bassin is open to visitors year-round. You can walk around the lake, visit the temples, and even receive a blessing from a Hindu priest.

At the entrance, you simply can’t miss the two gigantic statues of Shiva and Durga. They stand on each side of the road and tower over the lake at 30 meters high!

Before or after your visit, you will also have time to check out 3 nearby places of interest just a few minutes’ drive from Grand Bassin:

• Alexandra Falls: A beautiful waterfall hidden away in the mountains, best admired from the viewpoint located here (Google Map location)
• Plaine Sophie Nature Walk: A lovely botanical reserve just 6 minutes north of Grand Bassin
• Bois Chéri domain, famous for its tea plantations and tea museum.

Where to Stay in West Mauritius?

If you want to stay in West Mauritius to make the most of your 4 days in this region, here are my favorite places to stay (for every budget):

Best hotels in Flic-en-Flac area:

• Aux Plaisirs de la Vie: Just 300 meters from Flic-en-Flac beach, this charming guesthouse offers comfortable rooms for 2 to 4 people in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. You will love the large pool, peaceful garden, and the friendly welcome from Christophe and Céline. It’s a great budget-friendly pick—ideal if you’re looking for an affordable stay on the west coast. From 54€ per night for a double room.
• Shanti Ghar Guest House: Beautifully decorated guesthouse less than 2km from Rivière Noire Tamarin beach. Outdoor pool, lovely garden, bar and shared lounge. Double room with balcony from just 135€/night.
• La Mariposa Mauritius: Located in Rivière Noire, 10km from Chamarel, this hotel is in a peaceful setting with beautiful mountain views of Le Morne Brabant. Private beach, pool, and a garden. Double room from 175€/night, breakfast included.
• Veranda Tamarin Hotel & Spa: Fantastic hotel in Tamarin bay, featuring 2 pools, 2 restaurants, and a spa. Double room with balcony and sea or mountain views from 150€ per night.
• Sugar Beach A Sun Resort: Luxury hotel right on Flic-en-Flac beach. For about 390€/night, you will stay in a comfortable, fully equipped private villa with an ocean view.

Best hotels in Le Morne and Chamarel area:

• Surf House: Comfortable apartment with stunning views of Le Morne and a gorgeous tropical garden. Located in the village of La Gaulette, just 2km from Chamarel’s Seven Colored Earths. Each guest has a cozy private room in a shared apartment with a communal kitchen and a large terrace. Double rooms start at just 25€ per night (breakfast optional for 5€). This is definitely the best pick for a budget stay in Chamarel!
• Tam Studio: Studio for up to 4 people, just 3km from Chamarel Geopark. Super clean, comfortable, and fully equipped. Onsite restaurant and a beautiful sunny terrace for breakfast. From 40€/night.
• La Vieille Cheminée: Stylish and comfortable countryside accommodation in Chamarel, overlooking the mountains. Stay in a private chalet with a double room, bathroom, and well-equipped kitchen for 170€/night, breakfast (delicious!) included.
• LUX Le Morne Resort: One of the most beautiful and luxury hotels in South-West Mauritius, right at the foot of Le Morne mountain and along its incredible beach. A true VIP experience. Double room from 300€ per night.
• Hotel Chalets Chamarel: Lodge-style hotel perched in Chamarel’s hills, with breathtaking views over the mountains and coast. Stay in a private little chalet for 450€ per night, including homemade breakfast and dinner with local products.

Step 3: East Coast of Mauritius (2 Days)

After exploring the North and West of Mauritius, it’s time to check out the East Coast!

For this last part of your 10 days in Mauritius, your first stop should be Bellemare, the most iconic beach on the East coast.

Day 9 – Bellemare and Île aux Cerfs

Bellemare is a tourist village most famous for its beautiful white sandy beach and turquoise water.

It’s wilder than the beaches up north or out west, which definitely adds to its charm.

Spend your day relaxing on the fine sand and taking in the scenery. Swimming, snorkeling, or water sports: once again, you’ll have plenty of options to enjoy a special moment!

Just 10 minutes by car south of Bellemare Beach, you should also stop by Trou d’Eau Douce Beach. It’s worth a visit not only to enjoy its beauty, but also as the departure point to catch a boat to Île aux Cerfs!

Île aux Cerfs is a small paradise island just off the coast. It’s uninhabited but you’ll find several attractions there—water sports, restaurants, shops, plus sunbeds and umbrellas for rent…

To get there, you can take a boat shuttle from the beach or from Trou d’Eau Douce jetty. Usually, there are departures every 30 minutes.

Day 10 – Mahébourg and Blue Bay

Your 10-day trip to Mauritius is coming to an end. To finish in style, you should really spend your last day in Mahébourg, one of my favorite places on the island!

As a bonus, you’ll be close to the airport so you can easily catch your flight the next day.

Mahébourg is the very first town ever built in Mauritius and it still has that authentic feel that makes it so special.

You’ll notice right away that the vibe is very different from anywhere else in Mauritius—a timeless, laid-back atmosphere where everything feels even more “peace and love”!

Here are the best things to see during your visit to Mahébourg:

• picturesque cobblestone streets
• typical Creole houses
• gorgeous waterfront
• the traditional Rault biscuit factory (you should really visit it!)
• covered market
• historical and naval museum

I give you all the details in my dedicated article right here: Best things to do and see in Mahébourg

If you want to visit the town with a guide, and taste some local culinary specialties, you should really book this food tour of Mahébourg (it also includes a pirogue ride!).

Book your Mahébourg guided food tour by clicking this button:

To end the day, I suggest relaxing on Blue Bay beach or on Pointe d’Esny beach, two beautiful beaches located just next to Mahébourg.

Where to Stay in East Mauritius?

Best places to stay near Bellemare and Île aux Cerfs:

• EvaZion: Located 20 minutes from Bellemare beach in a natural and peaceful setting. Enjoy the outdoor pool, restaurant, free kayaks, and direct shuttles to Île aux Cerfs. Double room from just 80€/night.
• Otentic Eco Tent Experience: Sleep in a luxury tent with all comforts, camping style. Each tent accommodates 2 to 5 people, from about 130€ per night. The restaurant serves delicious food made from local produce. My favorite spot for a unique stay in Mauritius!
• Veranda Palmar Beach Hotel: Beautiful hotel right by the lagoon in Bellemare with pool and spa. Stay in a double room with balcony from 175€/night, meals included.
• Le Touessrok: Luxury hotel on the seafront in Trou d’Eau Douce, in a stunning setting. Several pools, restaurants, a wellness center, and even a small private island! Double room with balcony and sea view from 450€/night, breakfast included.

Best hotels near Mahébourg:

• Le Jardin de Beauvallon: Charming hotel in Mahébourg, just 10 minutes from the airport. Stay in a comfortable private bungalow for 2 from 61€/night. Outdoor pool, tropical garden, and restaurant.
• La Peninsula Bay Beach Resort & Spa: Hotel with private beach, just 200m from Blue Bay beach and 1km from Pointe d’Esny. Family room (1 double bed and 2 single beds) from 160€/night.
• Preskil Island Resort: 4-star hotel facing the Mahébourg lagoon with views of Île aux Aigrettes. Stay in a beautiful double room with sea view from 170€/night. Enjoy 2 pools, spa, and a wide range of activities and excursions included in your room price.
• Ferney Nature Lodge: Eco-lodges 10km from the airport, right in the heart of Ferney valley. You will stay in a beautiful suite with double bed, bathroom, and terrace from 295€/night. Outdoor pool and restaurant.

10 Days in Mauritius – FAQ

• What can I do in Mauritius in 10 days?

With 10 days in Mauritius, you will have plenty of time to relax on some of the island’s best paradise beaches (such as Belle Mare, Flic en Flac, or Le Morne). You can also fit in one or two hikes (like Black River Gorges or up Le Morne Brabant), visit cultural sites such as Grand Bassin and Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, and enjoy a boat trip to beautiful islets around the lagoon.

• Is 10 days enough in Mauritius?

Yes, 10 days is a great amount of time to experience all the must-see places in Mauritius, while still leaving enough time to enjoy each spot. You can explore different regions (North, South, East, West), try a variety of activities, and plan some relaxing days by the sea.

• What are the 10 best things to do in Mauritius?

You will have a lot to choose from during your 10 days in Mauritius! But if I had to pick just the top experiences, here are the 10 activities and places you really shouldn’t miss:

1. Hike to the summit of Le Morne Brabant – Book your guide here
2. Visit Chamarel Seven Colored Earth and Chamarel Waterfall
3. Go snorkeling at Blue Bay
4. Visit Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
5. Explore Port Louis
6. Try a first dive in Tamarin Bay
7. Take a boat trip to Ile aux Cerfs
8. Go hiking in Black River Gorges – Book your guide here
9. Visit the sacred lake of Grand Bassin
10. Relax on Bellemare Beach

• How much money should I bring to Mauritius for 10 days?

That really depends on your travel style. For mid-range travel, plan about 70€ to 100€ per day per person, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and a few activities.

If you’re planning to do private excursions, eat at upscale restaurants, or stay at a resort, expect to spend more like 120€ to 200€ per day.

Renting a Car in Mauritius

To easily travel from one place to another during your 10-day stay in Mauritius, I strongly recommend renting a car upon arrival.

It’s the most convenient way to fully enjoy your trip without wasting time and being totally free to move around (essential for a successful holiday!).

Advice: avoid small individual car rental services at all costs. In terms of insurance in case of damage (not to mention scams), it’s really not recommended and it would be a shame to ruin your stay over such an issue.

To benefit from the best price and best insurance for your vehicle rental, you should use Booking Cars.

In my opinion, it’s the best provider and I always use it for my travels.

With Booking Cars you can be sure to:

• Easily compare prices for all car rental offers in Mauritius
• Benefit from comprehensive insurance protection
• Get quickly refunded in case of any problem
• Ability to cancel your reservation for free up to the last moment.

They are really serious, available, and their service is impeccable. Plus, if you find a cheaper rate elsewhere, they’ll refund you the difference!

To compare offers and find your rental car in Mauritius it’s very simple, you just need to click below:

Super important to know: in Mauritius, they drive on the left!

If you’re apprehensive about driving in Mauritius, which is understandable, then I have another solution for you: rent a car with a driver!

You can define your 10-day Mauritius itinerary with him, and he will take you wherever you want, without you having to worry about the road.

Book your Mauritian island tour with a guide-driver directly by clicking the button below:

Renting a Boat in Mauritius

Do you want to rent a private boat to freely explore the lagoon during your 10 days in Mauritius?

Excellent idea!

For your boat rental in Mauritius, I recommend you go through Samboat.

Their service is really top-notch, and they offer the most comprehensive range on the market!

Motorboats, catamarans, sailboats, or even yachts, available to rent with or without a skipper: you have plenty of choices to craft a fantastic day at sea just the way you want it.

To compare offers and book your boat rental in Mauritius, click below:

Travel Insurance for Mauritius: My Advice

And what about you? What have you planned for your 10 days in Mauritius?

You’re traveling to Mauritius? These articles will help you!

Discover all my articles about Mauritius: All my articles to help you plan your trip to Mauritius are listed there.

• The 21 Best Places to Visit in Mauritius

• The 11 Most Beautiful Beaches in Mauritius

• Best Time to go to Mauritius? – Seasons, weather, activities, prices
• Mauritius Family Guide: Top Kid-Friendly Spots & Activities

The best itineraries for your trip

• Itinerary: 5 days in Mauritius – An amazing itinerary for a short stay in Mauritius
• Itinerary: One week in Mauritius – The perfect itinerary to visit the island in 7 days
• Itinerary: 10 days in Mauritius – The perfect itinerary to visit Mauritius in 10 days
• Itinerary: 2 weeks in Mauritius – The ultimate guide to Mauritius in 15 days
• Itinerary: 3 weeks in Mauritius – Plan your 20-21 day stay in Mauritius easily!

• Road-trip in Mauritius – The 6 best itineraries for your trip!
• Mauritius off the beaten track – 17 hidden gems to discover

Places to Visit

• Bellemare: Top 11 places and activities
• Underwater waterfall in Mauritius – How to get there + Tips
• Chamarel: 11 Epic Things to Do
• Flic-en-Flac: Top 10 places to visit and things to do
• Grand Baie: The Ultimate Guide
• Grand Bassin: All the Best Things to Do
• Île aux Bénitiers: How to get there + Tips
• Île aux Cerfs: The Definitive Guide to Plan Your Visit
• Mahébourg: Best Places to Visit + Tips
• Morne Brabant: How to Visit Morne Brabat?
• Black River Gorges National Park: What to See and Do?
• Port-Louis: The ultimate guide

• 9 Natural curiosities to see in Mauritius

Activities

• The Best Activities in Mauritius – Water sports, cruises, day trips, guided tours…

• The Best Boat Trips in Mauritius – Top 5 + Rates and booking
• Hiking in Mauritius – The 25 best hiking trails and nature walks + Local Tips
• Sea Kayak: Amber Island Excursion – Price, Reviews and Essential Tips
• Scuba diving in Mauritius: The Definitve Guide
• Swimming with dolphins in Mauritius: Best excursions, Prices + My best Tips
• Seaplane tour in Mauritius: My experience + Prices and Tips
• Sharks in Mauritius: Species, Risks, and Where to See Them
• Submarine Excursion in Mauritius: My Review, Tips & Booking Prices
• Whale watching in Mauritius: The Definitive Guide
• Zipline in Mauritius – La Vallée des Couleurs Nature Park: My Experience + Tips

Organize your stay

• Where to Stay in Mauritius: The Definitive Guide – All types of accommodation for all budgets

• 4-Star Hotels in Mauritius: My selection of the best!
• 5-Star Hotels in Mauritius: The Definitive Guide
• All Inclusive Hotels in Mauritius: My top 15 of the best hotels

• The 11 Most Beautiful Hotels in Mauritius – Guide + Tips

• Guesthouses and B&B in Mauritius: My Selection for a perfect stay
• The 11 Most Beautiful Nature Lodges in Mauritius
• Renting a Car in Mauritius: Guide + My Best Tips
  

• How much to travel to Mauritius? Travel Costs, Best prices + Tips

• Honeymoon in Mauritius: The Ultimate Guide
• Mauritius + Reunion Island: Organize your Combo Trip

To go further

• Visiting Réunion Island + Mauritius: Prices, Things to do and see + Itineraries

• What to eat in Mauritius? 10 local specialties to try

• Souvenirs from Mauritius: What to bring back in your suitcase?

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