Discounted Holidays to Mauritius

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Mauritius is so much more than a tropical beach holiday destination. Aside from its magnificent coastlines, ash-white beach sand and never-ending sapphire ocean, the island is also a rich cultural hub of history, landmarks and tradition. You can discover the multi-faceted island of Mauritius, because all Beachcomber Hotels facilitate excursions and trips around Mauritius in signature Beachcomber style and luxury.

Rhumerie De Chamarel

 

In the south-west of Mauritius, in the heart of a fertile valley, lies the Rhumerie de Chamarel. Situated in the “Coloured Earths of Chamarel”, one of Mauritius’ most popular attractions, the road to the Rhumerie is lined with sugar plantations, growing side by side with pineapples. It is a sight to behold and a feast for the senses.

Steeped in authenticity, the Rhumerie offers guests a guided tour of the distillery and rum tasting. Don’t forget to visit L’Alchimiste restaurant for a delicious traditional meal.

L’Aventure Du Sucre

 

Travel back in time and visit this fully restored sugarcane factory. Explore the intriguing world of sugar production and how central it is to the island’s culture.

 

Casela Bird Park

 

No trip to an exotic island would be complete without marveling at its bird life. More than 2 500 birds, of 140 species, inhabit the Casela Bird Park. Among the specimens from five continents, the Mauritian Pink Pigeon is one of the rarest birds in the world. Choose a quad or a Segway to travel around the park on a guided excursion.

Pamplemousses Gardens

 

A colossal collection of indigenous and exotic plants, particularly the Talipot Palm, which blooms once in its 60-year lifetime – the Pamplemousses Gardens are a must.

 

Port Louis

Port Louis is the bustling capital of Mauritius, bursting with a colourful history and a soulful character. Port Louis reflects the cosmopolitan population that is Mauritius, with fantastic markets that exude the aroma of exotic spices and offer all sorts of treasures. For more high-end and designer finds, visit the Caudan Waterfront.

 

Chamarel

 

Chamarel is an exquisite gorge that unfolds below your feet to reveal undulating colours of green, blue, red and yellow. A nearby waterfall plunges into the gorge and reveals luscious vegetation surrounding the entire area. This is a must-visit.

 

Mahebourg

 

One of the main fishing centres in Mauritius and a lovely spot to shop for bargains.

 

Grand Bassin

 

One of the natural wonders Mauritius is most famous for is a collection of natural lakes that rest in a volcanic crater. The local Hindu population considers it a holy place of worship. Don’t miss out on a visit to this wondrous, soul-reviving place.

 

Valley of Ferney

 

Take a look at history and wildlife in the region. See how ecotourism and responsible conservation have protected the island’s rare and beautiful fauna and flora.

 

Escale Creole

 

Experience the very best of Mauritian hospitality at this table d’hôte, and taste the lively and vibrant flavours of genuine, homemade Creole cuisine.

 

Shopping

 

Since the country was declared a Duty Free destination, Mauritius has become one of the world’s most coveted shopping attractions. Luxury goods, designer clothing, cameras and electronics – shopping up a storm is much more fun at duty free prices!

• The Grand Bazaar in Grand Bay. Choose from row upon row of casual and formal clothing, beautiful linen, crafts and much more, at smile-worthy prices.
• Floreal Square houses a Textile Museum and a café. Twelve factory and duty free shops will ensure you’re spoiled for choice of adult and children’s wear, home ware, silk, jewellery, handmade carpets and fine food.
• The Mauritius Glass Gallery in Pont Fer Phoenix. So much more than a shopping hub, here you can watch as skilled craftsmen bring recycled glass back to life using traditional techniques.
• Caudan Waterfront. A modern precinct known for its designer shops and duty free jewellery but also for its cosmopolitan craft market, covering two floors of spices, souvenirs, basketry and craftsmen at work.
• Gallerie des Iles in Curepipe. If you appreciate culture and art, this is a must.

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