Explore the North Of Mauritius and Visit to Odysseo and Lunch

Discover the vibrant Caudan Waterfront, one of Mauritius’ most iconic seaside attractions. Stroll through the colourful Umbrella Square for amazing photos, explore the famous Craft Market filled with handmade souvenirs and local products, and enjoy beautiful marina views along the waterfront promenade. Guests can also choose to visit the Blue Penny Museum or relax with a coffee or ice cream at one of the many cafés. With a mix of culture, shopping and stunning scenery, Caudan offers the perfect blend of Mauritian atmosphere and island charm.

Step into the lively heart of Port Louis with a visit to the famous Central Market, one of Mauritius’ most authentic cultural landmarks. Wander through colourful stalls overflowing with fresh fruits, local vegetables, spices, herbal teas, handmade crafts, textiles, and souvenirs. The market buzzes with energy as vendors share smiles, flavours and stories of Mauritian life. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, taste local snacks, and shop for unique island products at great prices. This stop offers a true glimpse into everyday Mauritian culture and is a favourite highlight for travellers looking to experience the island like a local.

Dive into the fascinating underwater world of Odysseo Oceanarium, the largest oceanarium in the Indian Ocean. Guests will explore beautifully designed galleries featuring hundreds of marine species, from colourful tropical fish and graceful rays to sharks, coral reefs and unique deep-sea creatures. Walk through the incredible underwater tunnel for a close-up view of life beneath the waves and learn about marine conservation through interactive displays. Perfect for families, nature lovers and anyone curious about the ocean, Odysseo offers an educational, relaxing and unforgettable experience in the heart of Port Louis.

Discover the historic Citadel Fort, a 19th-century stone fortress perched above Port Louis. This beautifully preserved landmark offers the best panoramic views of the capital city—overlooking the racecourse, mountains, harbour and colourful streets below. Guests can walk along the ramparts, explore the old watchtowers, and enjoy a cool breeze while learning about the fort’s strategic role in Mauritius’ history. It’s a favourite stop for photography lovers and anyone wanting a peaceful, scenic break above the busy city. A short and easy visit, but one that delivers unforgettable views and great holiday pictures.

Visit the serene Marie Reine de la Paix, a beautiful open-air church set on the hillside overlooking Port Louis. Enjoy peaceful gardens, a calm atmosphere and one of the best city viewpoints. A quick but meaningful stop perfect for photos, reflection and panoramic views.

Discover the famous Red Church of Cap Malheureux, one of Mauritius’ most photographed sites. Its bright red roof, charming architecture and stunning turquoise lagoon backdrop make it a perfect stop for memorable photos. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, ocean views and a glimpse of Mauritian heritage at this beloved seaside chapel.

Travellers will enjoy a delicious 3-course Mauritian meal in a cozy local restaurant in Pamplemousses village. Discover authentic island flavours prepared with fresh ingredients, served in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A perfect opportunity to taste real Mauritian cuisine and experience local hospitality during your tour.

Step back in time at Aapravasi Ghat, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the historic landing place of indentured laborers from India. Explore the preserved stone structures and learn about the stories of the thousands who arrived here, shaping modern Mauritius. Visitors will gain insight into the island’s multicultural heritage and can reflect on this important chapter of Mauritian history. A meaningful stop for history enthusiasts and curious travellers alike.