Mauritius

About Mauritius

Explore Mauritius — from Le Morne Brabant, Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth, to Black River Gorges. Iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and unforgettable travel experiences await.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Mauritius.

Le Morne Brabant

UNESCO mountain peninsula.

Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth

Unique volcanic sand dunes.

Black River Gorges

National park waterfalls and hikes.

Top Restaurants in Mauritius

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Mauritian-French

Le Château de Bel Ombre

Bel Ombre

In a restored colonial mansion on the south coast, Le Château serves refined Mauritian-French cuisine with estate-grown produce, Indian Ocean seafood, and rum pairings. The plantation setting and elegant service define Mauritius' gastronomic pinnacle. The island's most prestigious restaurant.

Mauritian Street Food

Dholl Puri Stands at Port Louis

Port Louis

Port Louis's street-side dholl puri vendors serve Mauritius' beloved flatbread filled with yellow split peas, curry, and chutney—the island's most iconic street food. The bustling Central Market area offers the definitive experience. Mauritius' essential culinary pilgrimage.

Mauritian Creole

La Varangue Sur Mer

Grand Baie

In Grand Baie, La Varangue Sur Mer serves Creole-Mauritian seafood—vindaye fish, camarons, and palm heart salad—with turquoise lagoon views. The beachfront setting and fresh ingredients make it the north's finest restaurant. Mauritius' most scenic dining address.