At Le Caudan Waterfront, travellers can stroll around the marina, while taking some wonderful shots. Following with the beautiful, unique “Umbrella Passerelle”

At Le Craft Market in Port Louis, travelers can immerse themselves in the vibrant cultural heritage of Mauritius by exploring a wide variety of locally produced goods.

Travelers visiting the bustling Central Market in Port Louis, Mauritius, can immerse themselves in a vibrant cultural experience that showcases the island’s rich diversity and historical heritage. As well as travelers can also shop for some local produce spices, savour mauritian street food, also can play the local lottery.

Citadel Fort Adelaide, locally known as La Citadelle, is a historic British-built fortress perched atop Petite Montagne Hill in Port Louis, Mauritius. Constructed between 1834 and 1840, the fort was designed to defend the capital against potential French attacks and to monitor the population during the abolition of slavery . Travelers can enjoy the panoramic views of port louis, the harbour and the surrounding mountains.

Marie Reine de la Paix in Port Louis, Mauritius, offers travelers a peaceful and scenic getaway which our dear travelers can experience.

Travelers will be able to have a walk on the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, where they will discover the: Giant Water Lilies: These iconic lilies, with leaves reaching up to 2 meters in diameter, are a central attraction. Travelers will discover the Palm Collection, Spice Garden as well as the medicinal Garden.

Travelers will savour an authentic 3-course meal at a local restaurant. (Lunch included)

The Kaylasson Temple, officially known as the Sri Sockalingum Meenatchee Ammen Temple, is a vibrant Hindu temple located in Port Louis, Mauritius. Travelers can: admire the architecture and artworks of the temple as well as experience the local culture and spirituality.