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Tamarin Bay

Tamarin Bay, on Mauritius's west coast, captivates with its mythical surf wave, dolphins and genuine Creole village charm, far from bustling beach resorts.

Pamplemousses

Pamplemousses

Pamplemousses is home to the celebrated Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, one of the oldest in the southern hemisphere, featuring giant water lilies, a rare palm grove and an 18th-century colonial castle.

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Le Morne Brabant

A basalt massif listed as UNESCO World Heritage, white sand beach and world-class kitesurfing spot: Le Morne Brabant combines nature, history and water sports at the southwestern tip of Mauritius.

Mont Choisy

Mont Choisy

A long public beach in northern Mauritius, Mont Choisy blends turquoise lagoon, century-old casuarinas and authentic local atmosphere, just steps from Grand Baie and Trou aux Biches.

Ile Maurice

Curepipe

Curepipe, at 550 m altitude in the heart of Maurice, combines the Trou aux Cerfs volcanic crater, well-preserved Creole colonial architecture and renowned textile shopping.

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Bel Ombre

A coastal village in southwestern Mauritius, Bel Ombre combines an uncrowded lagoon, indigenous forest and a repurposed colonial sugar estate. A preserved corner, far from the bustle of the north.

Rodrigues Island

650 km from Mauritius, Rodrigues cultivates its Creole identity: turquoise lagoon, deserted coves, séga tambour and vibrant markets. The complete guide to planning your stay.

Port-Louis

Port-Louis

Economic capital of Mauritius, Port-Louis blends modern Caudan, the central market, UNESCO-listed Aapravasi Ghat and colonial quarters. Complete guide to exploring the city.

Mahébourg

Mahébourg

Former capital in the southeast of Mauritius, Mahébourg blends colonial heritage, a vibrant market, the Blue Bay lagoon and Île aux Aigrettes.

Chamarel

Chamarel

In the southwest of Mauritius, Chamarel conceals a land of seven colors, a 100-meter waterfall, the birthplace of Seggae, and authentic Creole cuisine.

Saint Brandon

A secluded archipelago 430 km from Mauritius, Saint Brandon reveals 50 untouched islands, turquoise lagoons, and one of the world's finest bonefish fishing destinations.

Belle Mare Beach

On Mauritius' east coast, Belle Mare stretches 8 km of white sand lined with casuarina trees facing a turquoise lagoon. Our complete guide to staying here.