Mauritius City Tour

4.7(3)

Duration

8 hours

Languages

English, French

Guests

1-2

If you would like to know more about the local culture, Port Louis is the place to be.

Highlights:

UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Historic roots
Chinese Culture of Mauritius
Panoramic views
Photo sto
Collection of refined Sculptures
Eureka Creole House
Archaeological sections and ethnographical sections
Rarest Stamps in the World.

Includes:

Private SUV car with driver (guide)
Lunch
Water
Entrance fee
Pick-up and drop-off from and to any hotels in Mauritius

Payment policy: 100% advance payment. The price for the group is indicated for 2 people . For a group of 3 people: 397 EUR, and for a group of 4 people:467 EUR. For more than 4 people, please contact us for the price. Discount for 1 person in the group - €70. The price for a child (5-11y.o.) is €95, for an infant is €20.

Cancellation policy: No penalty up to 10 days before the event. Less than 10 days the tour is non-refundable.

Founded in 1735 during the French colonial period, the city’s foundation was laid and pioneered by then Governor Bertrand Francois Mahé de La Bourdonnais, giving the island its focal point for immigration and commerce. Today, the bustling city retains most if not all of its historic roots and continues to be the hub of government and business.

Meet the friendly Locals at the Central Market of Port-Louis. Follow a local guide at Aapravasi Ghat - UNESCO World Heritage Centre and discover how life was for the indentured labourers. Enjoy mouth-watering street foods at the Central Market. Explore China Town, discover the Chinese Culture of Mauritius and have a delicious Chinese dish at any of the amazing restaurants present. Discover some of the remaining canons and witness the panoramic views over the City of Port Louis from Fort Adelaide. Pass for a short photo stop.

Discover the collection of refined Sculptures and find two of the rarest Stamps in the World at Blue Penny Museum. Caudan Waterfront - Pop into the arcades and shops and indulge in some shopping for gifts, jewelry or branded clothing for yourself or your loved ones. Visit Eureka Creole House & Museum illustrating Mauritius’s distant past as well as recent history through archaeological and ethnographical sections.