Red Roof Church (Cap Malheureux) Customers will see a charming white church with a striking red roof, set against the turquoise lagoon. The location offers beautiful ocean views and is one of the most photographed landmarks in Mauritius, perfect for short visits and photos.

Botanical Garden (Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden) Visitors will explore a peaceful tropical garden featuring giant water lilies, tall palm trees from around the world, spice plants, and endemic flora. The garden is also home to deer, tortoises, and a rich variety of birds.

A drive into the city to see the china town and the old street in port louis including parliament and prime minister office

Citadel Fort Adelaide (Port Louis) From the citadel, visitors will enjoy panoramic views over Port Louis city, the harbor, and surrounding mountains. The historic fort offers photo opportunities and a brief insight into colonial military architecture.

Caudan Waterfront (Port Louis) Customers will experience a lively waterfront area with shops, local craft markets, restaurants, and cafés. The area also offers harbor views and is ideal for relaxing walks, shopping, and dining.

Aapravasi Ghat (UNESCO World Heritage Site) Guests will visit a historic site where indentured laborers first arrived in Mauritius. The area includes preserved ruins, informative panels, and museum exhibits highlighting the island’s multicultural history and migration story.