Grand Bassin: sacred lake for the Hindus in between some temples situated in the Black River Georges National Park; worth seeing specially when the feast Maha Shivaratree is celebrated there. You are welcome to the ceremonies held over there. Take off your shoes before entering the temples!

Domaine du Chasseur :
Experiencing the nature of Mauritius. Walks for animal and nature lovers. Restaurant of the top class.

EUREKA: One of the most beautiful colonial villas of the island, today a museum. Restaurant with country typical cuisine.

La Vanille Krokodil Park: Park with original vegetation in a beautiful environment. Crocodiles can be experienced very closely. Zoo with monkeys, flying foxes, turtles and more.The restaurant is recommendable: crocodile meat is served.

La Val Nature Park : beautifully and quietly situated in the southeast with fresh water prawns farming, monkeys, Anthurium farm and more

Père Laval : from 1841 to 1864 missionary in Mauritius. His grave in Saint Croix isn't a pilgrim place only for Christians.

Rochester Falls: enjoy a refreshing bath; near Souillac with charming vantage points

Trou aux Cerfs in Curepipe: extinct volcano since a long time. From there you have an excellent view over the whole island.

Mahébourg located in the south is one of the larger towns of Mauritius in which the old Creole charm still remains unchanged.

Tamarind Waterfalls: Waterfall more than 240 m high over seven steps. It is difficult and exhausting to go there, but taking a bath in the cold water there is the right reward.

Le Souffleur: wild coast with thundering breakers and jets up to 80 m high

Port Louis: during the business hours the capital of the island is extremely crowded, loud and colourful; after closing time and on Sundays dead like a dodo (extinct bird of Mauritius). For discovering the town please take a day time and don't come with your own car, better take the bus.
Visit these places:
One of the main sights of Mauritius is the market with the fruits and vegetables piled up artistically. Just opposite is the bazaar where you can purchase souvenirs and spices at favourable prices.( Allow yourself a refreshing drink at Yussouf!). The small museum of natural history, the Jummah Mosque, the Cathedral Saint Louis, the race course Champs de Mars; Caudan Waterfront with its restaurants, shops, cinemas und bars: mainly on weekends the new meeting point for Mauritians and tourists. Rove through Chinatown (chinese pharmacy), go for a stroll along Rue Desforges (S.S. Ramgoolam) and Rue Royal. Pay a visit to the excellent restaurants.