Begin your journey at the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, one of the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere. Stroll through lush landscapes, marvel at giant water lilies, and discover exotic trees from around the world. Learn about the garden’s historical ties to French colonial governors and Mauritian leaders.

Next, head to Port Louis, the vibrant capital city. Dive into the bustling Central Market, where tropical fruits, spices, and local crafts create a sensory explosion. Experience the city’s modern side at the Caudan Waterfront, a shopping and leisure complex by the harbour. Don’t miss the colourful umbrellas alley, a favourite photo spot.

Continue to the Citadel (Fort Adelaide), a 19th-century fort offering panoramic views of the city, harbour, and surrounding mountains. Learn about Mauritius’ strategic importance during colonial times.

Visit the iconic Cap Malheureux Church, a small red-roofed chapel facing the turquoise lagoon and the dramatic Coin de Mire island. Discover its historical significance as the site of the British landing in 1810 and enjoy the tranquil beauty of this favourite spot for weddings and photography.

Conclude your tour with a choice between two heritage experiences. Explore the Labourdonnais Estate, a beautifully restored colonial mansion surrounded by lush orchards. Discover the elegant interiors, stroll through tropical gardens, and enjoy tastings of fresh fruit products, jams, and rum.

Alternatively, visit L’Aventure du Sucre, a museum located in a former sugar factory. Learn about Mauritius’ history through sugar, from its role in the economy to its ties with slavery and rum production. Enjoy interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and tastings of sugar and rum.