Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
A visit to this historical heritage is compulsory. This world famous garden offers a diversity of plants. Amongst the most impressive sights is the huge pond concealed by the magnificent floating leaves of the Giant Amazon water lily. The flowers open white but fade into a dusky pink by the end of the second day.

Black River Gorge National Park
At Plaine Champagne, the rainiest and largest natural area in Mauritius, admire the Black River Gorges, an untouched sanctuary for the fauna and flora of the island.

Chamarel Coloured Earth
The earths are particularly fascinating; created by volcanic rocks that cooled at different temperatures,beautiful patterns of color were formed on the exposed hillsides. And if you mix the colored earth together, they'll eventually settle into separate layers.

Casela Bird Park
This amazing Casela Bird Park is a rich and thick collection of 140 bird species spread all across the length and breadth of the bird park.

Domaine du Chasseur
The Domaine du Chasseur covers 2,000 acres. On slopes at a height of 300 to 500 metres live stags, deers, monkeys and wild boars live in a dense forest.

L'aventure du Sucre
This modern museum not only tells the story of sugar in details, but along the way covers the history of Mauritius, slavery, the rum trade and more. Close your visit with a sugar-tasting session and something sticky in the vibrant café-restaurant..