Mauritius: 9 Things You Shouldn't Miss

 The beautiful island nation of Mauritius lies in the Indian Ocean off the southeastern African coast. A country's entirety consists of the Mascarene Islands, including Rodrigues and Mauritius.

A country with stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, mountains, and numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Mauritius city tour has much to offer visitors.

 

Take a look at these nine activities that are sure to make your Mauritius holiday one to remember.

 

1. Take a trip to Black River Gorges National Park and Pond Natural Area

 

The Black River Gorges National Park, located in the southwest of Mauritius, is one of the island's most significant and scenic parks. A lush jungle is home to more than 300 species of plants and animals. There are birds, pigs, chimpanzees, deer, and huge fruit bat colonies. A cheap holiday package to Mauritius should include a visit to this monument.

 

This beautiful park has two visitor centers, picnic areas, and over 60 kilometers of hiking paths, which can be reached from several different roads. Taking a walk is a good way to explore the park on a Mauritius city tour. This ancient bridge has been sculpted for thousands of years from a natural rock formation known as Pont Naturel in Mauritius.

 

You will pass through sugarcane fields, mangroves, and mountains on your way to Le Bouchon beach by hiking from there. You can take a quad bike tour to Pont Naturel and stop at the Cambuse and Le Bouchon beaches, as well as the Royal Palms Forest.

 

2. Visit Port Louis 

A major city and the most populous city of Mauritius is Port Louis. In this market, you can find a wide range of local goods, exotic delicacies, regional items, spices, and artwork.

 

Port Louis is known for its affordable apparel, that is made in the United States or imported from India and China. You get tremendous value for your money. A variety of culinary options as well as street performers, children's play areas, a kiddyland, and several unusual shops draw locals and tourists alike to the Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis.

 

Another Mauritius tourist attraction you should visit while in Port Louis is China Town. Chow mein, fish balls, and many other classic Chinese foods can be found in so many vendors and stores. On site you will also find the Port Louis Theater.

 

3. Visit Trou Aux Biches

A great place to start your Mauritius vacation is Trou Aux Biches. It is the perfect spot for a beach barbeque with family and friends, thanks to its soft sand and calm, shallow sea.

 

You can enjoy street food at many of the cafes and vending machines that line the coast. The cuisine here is varied, so you can taste something for everyone. It is one of the island nation's most popular tourist destinations.

 

4. Visit Seven Colored Earths

 

Chamarel, Mauritius, is one of the most popular tourist attractions on Mauritius city tour, where there are seven different hues of sand. This glittering natural wonder is visible because soil contains such a high concentration of metals. Use Mauritius special deals to visit Chamarel, Mauritius, for the Seven Colored Earths!

 

 5. Climb up Le Morne Brabant

 

Le Morne Brabant Mountain, also known as Table Mountain, is one of the most famous sights in Mauritius. World Heritage Sites are designated by UNESCO. In case of sufficient time and fitness, you can trek to the mountain's summit.

 

There are several paths leading to the immense boulder, and all of them are well marked and shaded, ideal for cooling off in the intense heat. The Le Morne walk starts on a well-marked, tree-shrouded path.

 

While climbing the mountain, hikers can enjoy stunning views of the Indian Ocean and waterfalls and caverns of the mountain, either guided or unguided.

 

6. Try Fishing 

 

Many large fish species live in the nearby sea, and Mauritius city tour hosts the Marlin World Cup during February and March. Deep-sea fishing is popular in the Mauritius Islands. If you are traveling to Mauritius and doing watersports, deep-sea fishing should be on your itinerary. Fishing boats can be rented at most hotels.

 

 7. Visit Belle Mare Plage

 

 Mauritius' Belle Mare Plage beach is a popular early risers' destination, offering a spectacular sunrise in the morning. Taking a morning dip in Belle Mare Plage beach will be a highlight of your Mauritius sightseeing trip. Experienced swimmers may find this Mauritius beach fun because of the strong currents.

 

8. Visit Ile aux Cerfs

 

There is a great sandbar that extends out into the ocean on the island aux Cerfs, which is one of Mauritius' most popular tourist destinations.The island offers many activities, including parasailing, kayaking, snorkeling, and lounging on the beach.

 

 9. Visit Mahebourg

 

Visiting Mauritius' southern region with a cheap Mauritius city tour package is the only way to really explore the island. There are some of the country's wildest terrains along the coastline route between Souillac and Le Morne. 

 

A major fishing settlement on the island is located in Grand Port Bay, Mahebourg. Shopping at the Mahebourg Market is a wonderful way to learn about the local culture and embrace the local way of life.