Mauritius Tours

Book this experience that includes Mauritius South Island private full-day tour where you can discover the most famous pilgrimage sites in Mauritius!

Join this tour to design your perfect day in Mauritius, perfect for anyone coming with friends and family without having to stick to a tour agency's itinerary.

Wild beauty abounds in Mauritius. But the island's colourful south is absolutely bursting with it. This tour takes you to a roll call of must-sees. Trou aux Cerfs volcano, a sacred lake, the seven-coloured earth of Chamarel and much more await. Sandya, one of our local guides, says, ‘The south is how I imagine my island was 400 years ago. I try to imagine how our animals lived, such as the giant tortoises and extinct dodo, and the now-protected luxuriant forests.'The fun kicks off at Trou aux Cerfs, a dormant volcano with a 90-metre-deep pine-studded crater. Next, we'll visit Voiliers de l'Océan, where artisans handcraft teak models of 18th century galleons. Laurna, another of our local guides, says, ‘It takes about 300 hours to complete a small boat of 70cm, while for larger boats about 1 to 3 months, depending on the size.' At the Takamaka winery, sample lychee wines and find out how discarded skins are used. This visit supports the employment of locals in a traditional business.Then, at Grand Bassin, a lake sacred to Hindus, you'll visit a temple and maybe offer prayers. A drive through Black River Gorges National Park takes you to a restaurant in Chamarel for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients. Highlights in the park include the 100-metre drop Chamarel waterfalls and the seven-coloured earth of Chamarel. These barren volcanic dunes are surrounded by greenery.

The north of Mauritius is awash with history, culture and nature – this trip dips into all three in the photogenic north of the island. Visiting Cap Malheureux village and Pamplemousse Gardens, you'll stop for lunch and a rum tasting experience before free time to shop in the Caudan city craft market. Jean, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘Pamplemousse is a unique botanical garden, famous for its big pond full of giant water lilies, the largest leaves of which can support a weight of around 50 kilos.'The morning begins with a photo stop at the pretty village of Cap Malheureux, home to the iconic, red-roofed church of Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice, a bright contrast to the colours of the Indian Ocean beyond. Next, we'll take a trip to Pamplemousse Gardens – the oldest botanical gardens in the southern hemisphere. Explore more than 500 rare plant species sprouting among the shady palm avenues and spice plantations here, then head on to Sugarworld for lunch.This factory and museum won't just see you fed, it's also the place to be schooled in the sugar trade, its history and to sample some sugarcane. There's some special Mauritian rum to wash it all down with too. You'll also visit the Blue Penny Museum, where displays include the famous postage stamps of 1847. Rounding off, we'll head to the city of Port Louis for free time to shop the modern boutiques down at Caudan Waterfront or hit the historic quarter's old craft bazaar.

Mauritius may be a small island, but it has so much to offer. This tour packs in the Pamplemousse Botanical Garden, a visit to the citadel, a panoramic tour of Port Louis and free time at the Caudan Waterfront.The morning begins with a trip to explore Pamplemousse Botanical Garden, the oldest botanical gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. Here, you can observe more than 600 rare plant species sprouting among the shady palm avenues and lily ponds.Next, it's on to one of the island's best panoramic viewpoints at 'La Citadelle'. Here, your guide will point out the Champs de Mars racecourse and Port Louis skyline before driving through central Port Louis with views from of Cathedral, Supreme Court and Government House. To finish the tour, we'll enjoy some free time at Caudan Waterfront where you can browse the craft bazaar and the modern boutiques.

When there's so many things to see and do in Mauritius, a cultural highlights tour is just the ticket. Your jam-packed day calls by the island's oldest tea factory, Les Aubineaux colonial house and a rum distillery. But that's not all - you'll also be served up a classic Creole lunch and finish with a guided nature walk to spot some tropical wildlife. Aurelie, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘You'll follow the story of the island through its monuments and most important products – sugar, tea, rum and vanilla. It's a fascinating story that I love to tell our guests.'This tour offers a snapshot of Mauritius, from the past to the present. We begin with visits to the opulent colonial-era manor house at Les Aubineaux, offering a glimpse into the island's past. Built in the 19th century, Les Aubineaux showcases the architectural style of the time, combining French and British influences. Then, at the Bois Chéri tea factory, you'll tour through sprawling tea fields, explore the museum, and of course, break for a cup of tea.At the luxurious 19th Century St Aubin plantation, you're served up a traditional Creole lunch. And after your fill of tasty local produce, you'll head for a rum tasting experience at the local distillery. There's also a guided nature walk in La Vanille Reserve where you'll see a variety of luxuriant tropical vegetation. The reserve has a strong focus on conservation and it's home to giant Aldabra tortoises, Nile crocodiles and a fantastic botanical garden.

La Vanille nature park and Gris Gris beach tour where you can see various animals and amazing nature.

Book your ticket for a half-day or full-day hike to Black River Gorges National Park in Mauritius! Enjoy nature and wildlife as far as the eye can see.

Book this Mauritius day tour at Heritage Nature Park Reserve where you can learn about the history and culture of Mauritius.

Discover the village of Mahebourg, the first capital of Mauritius, with a local guide. Visit Biscuterie Rault and taste traditional cassava biscuits.

Embark on an eco-adventure tour, visit a rare Ebony tree sanctuary, savour traditional Mauritian cuisine, explore the World of Seashells museum, and learn about recycling.