Discover the famous Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, one of the most remarkable tropical gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. Home to more than 650 plant species and 85 varieties of palm trees from around the world, this peaceful sanctuary showcases the incredible botanical diversity of Mauritius. Originally created nearly 300 years ago as a private garden during the French colonial period, it has welcomed many notable visitors and continues to be a treasured landmark of the island. Stroll through its pathways to discover exotic plants, a fragrant spice garden, giant water lilies and fascinating wildlife, including the famous Aldabra giant tortoises.

Step into the fascinating history of Mauritius at L’Aventure du Sucre, one of the island’s last remaining sugar factories. Once a working sugar mill until 1999, this beautifully restored site preserves its original machinery and tells the story of sugarcane, a crop that played a major role in shaping the island’s economy, culture and identity. Follow the scenic pathway lined with bougainvillea, coconut palms and tropical greenery as you enter this historic estate. Through interactive displays, films and original equipment, discover the journey of sugar production and the traditions passed down through generations. Complete your visit with a tasting of different varieties of unrefined sugar and experience the flavours of Mauritius through a selection of locally produced cane rums.

Discover the elegance of Château de Labourdonnais, a beautifully preserved colonial mansion nestled in the heart of northern Mauritius. Built in 1856, this charming estate was once the family home of generations of Mauritian settlers and offers a glimpse into the island’s colonial past and refined way of life. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and fruit orchards, the château has been carefully restored to showcase its original architecture, period furniture and historical charm. Explore the estate and discover the traditions, craftsmanship and heritage behind one of Mauritius’ most iconic colonial residences.

Enjoy a relaxing authentic Mauritian lunch by the beautiful coastline of Mont Choisy or Trou aux Biches. Take a break from exploring and savour local flavours while feeling the soft sand beneath your feet and enjoying the tropical beach atmosphere. Your chauffeur will recommend some of the best local spots to experience traditional Mauritian cuisine, allowing you to taste the island’s flavours in a relaxed seaside setting.

Take time to relax on one of the most beautiful beaches in northern Mauritius. With its soft white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters and peaceful tropical surroundings, Trou aux Biches or Mont Choisy offers the perfect opportunity to unwind after exploring the island’s heritage and natural attractions. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the warm lagoon, stroll along the coastline or simply soak up the beauty of Mauritius’ famous northern beaches.

njoy some free time at Grand Baie La Croisette, one of the most popular shopping destinations in northern Mauritius. Browse through a variety of local and international stores offering fashion, souvenirs, gifts and everyday essentials. A great opportunity to pick up a special memento from your trip, explore the modern shopping atmosphere and experience another side of Mauritius beyond its beaches and natural landscapes.

Explore the vibrant coastal town of Grand Baie, one of the most popular destinations in northern Mauritius. Take a leisurely stroll through its charming streets, discover local boutiques, shopping arcades and seaside shops offering everything from fashion and jewellery to souvenirs and island-inspired creations. With many stores offering duty-free shopping, Grand Baie is the perfect place to browse for gifts, enjoy the lively atmosphere and experience the modern side of Mauritius.

Visit the iconic Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, better known as the Red Church of Cap Malheureux, one of the most photographed landmarks in Mauritius. Set against the backdrop of the turquoise lagoon and the northern islands, this charming seaside church offers one of the most beautiful coastal views on the island. The area carries a rich maritime history, with Cap Malheureux believed to have been named after the many shipwrecks that occurred along its shores during the early years of colonisation. Take time to admire the peaceful surroundings, watch local fishermen at work and capture the unforgettable view of the famous Coin de Mire island rising from the ocean.

Admire the spectacular view of Coin de Mire from Cap Malheureux Beach, one of the most iconic coastal landscapes in Mauritius. Rising dramatically from the turquoise waters at the northern tip of the island, this impressive offshore island creates a picture-perfect backdrop against the endless blue ocean. Take a moment to enjoy the peaceful beach atmosphere, capture memorable photos and appreciate the natural beauty of Mauritius’ northern coastline.