Mauritius North Tours

Type: Choice of Sharing or Private Featured Stops: 5,Port Louis, Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, Saint Francois d’Assise Church, Sugar Cane Field, Red Church

Free Cancellation

Duration

From 6 to 8 hours

Place

South West Mauritius

Language:

English, French, 

Highlights

• Visit and learn about different species of plants in Mauritius in Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
• Learn about the Saint Francois d’Assise Church
• Visit to L’Aventure du Sucre museum and taste rum
• Visit to the Red Church in Pamplemousses

Itinerary

Port Louis and Market Tour in Mauritius – A Cultural Journey with Fabular Holidays

Discover the heart of Mauritius with our expertly guided Port Louis and Market Tour – a must-do experience for visitors seeking authentic cultural immersion. As the vibrant capital city of Mauritius, Port Louis offers a fascinating mix of history, local life, and colorful markets that capture the island’s unique spirit.

Your journey begins with a visit to the iconic Central Market, where you’ll explore bustling stalls filled with tropical fruits, aromatic spices, handcrafted souvenirs, and local delicacies. Our experienced guides will introduce you to Mauritius’s rich culinary heritage, with tastings of popular street foods like dholl puri, gato piment, and refreshing sugarcane juice – a true flavor of the island.

This market tour in Mauritius is more than just shopping – it’s an opportunity to connect with local vendors, learn about Mauritian traditions, and take home a piece of the island’s culture.

Perfect for food lovers, culture enthusiasts, and anyone looking to discover the best things to do in Mauritius, our Port Louis and Market Tour promises a memorable experience you won’t find anywhere else.

Pamplemousses Botanical Garden

This journey through Mauritius attractions begins with exploring the renowned Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden, also known as the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, one of the most popular North Mauritius landmarks. Stretching across vast acres, this tropical paradise unfolds a botanical tapestry, boasting over 650 plant varieties, including iconic Baobabs, the intriguing Palmier Bouteille, and the captivating Giant Water Lilies. As you wander through the lush expanse on one of the most comprehensive Mauritius botanical tours, discover a treasure trove of medicinal plants, a vibrant spice garden, and a captivating array of indigenous species. Among the highlights are 85 diverse palm tree varieties, sourced from across the globe, alongside rare plant species Pamplemousses is known for. The garden’s collection of tropical plants Pamplemousses showcases, including colorful bougainvillea and towering coconut trees, makes it an immersive and enchanting botanical sojourn.

Saint Francois d’Assise Church

The next stop takes you to the spiritual ambiance of Saint Francois d’Assise Church, which is considered among the sacred and religious Mauritius tourist places. It is an architectural gem that reflects the colonial history of Mauritius. As you enter, feel the sacred aura enveloping you. Marvel at the exquisite stained glass windows, each telling a silent tale of devotion. Take a moment for personal reflection and tranquility. The church’s serene ambiance invites you to light a candle, offering a personal prayer. Immerse yourself in the beauty of faith and history in this cherished Mauritian sanctuary, a testament to the island’s rich cultural heritage.

Sugar Cane Field

Your journey continues towards L’Aventure du Sucre museum, unraveling Mauritius’ rich sugar cane history entwined with the tale of sugar. This sugar production museum, housed in a former sugar factory, offers an interactive journey through the sugar industry in Mauritius. Wander the hallowed halls of the transformed sugar mill, now a museum, as ancient machines glow with stories. The tour, a blend of captivating narratives and visual spectacles, unfolds the island’s evolution through interactive sugar exhibits. Delight your senses with sugar and rum tasting sessions, savoring the essence of Mauritius. Learn about sugar processing and the various co-products of sugarcane. Children join the adventure with lively mascots, the mynah bird, and the mongoose. Explore The Village Boutik for local treasures and gourmet gifts, and savor the perfect cuisine at Fangourin restaurant amid a lush tropical setting.

Red Church

The last journey in this tour takes you to Grand Bay and the quaint Cap Malheureux, a coastal village in Mauritius steeped in maritime history and a spectacle of nature. The Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice de Cap Malheureux, famously known as the red-roofed church in Mauritius, stands proudly as one of the most iconic Cap Malheureux church landmarks. Established in 1938, this humble chapel honors the Virgin Mary. Nestled at northern Mauritius’ tip, it unveils panoramic vistas of five northern islets, including Coin de Mire, offering some of the most scenic viewpoints in Cap Malheureux. A haven for worshippers, tourists, and newlyweds alike, the church hosts Sunday masses, drawing a diverse crowd. Once you are done here, you can visit the adjacent beach to relax, with sun-soaked moments and playful encounters with marine life. Experience the charm of Cap Malheureux, where history, spirituality, and natural beauty converge, showcasing the rich Mauritius cultural heritage.