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Discover the vibrant culture of Port Louis, the historic charm of Mahébourg, the lush greenery of Curepipe, and the breathtaking landscapes of Chamarel on your Mauritian adventure.

Suggested Locations
1.Port Louis
Harmonious Melting Pot of Cultures
2.Mahebourg
A Mirror to History
3.Curepipe
Where the Roads Meet
4.Chamarel
Village of Natural Wonders
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Port Louis
10,412 mi
Plane
23h 8m
Port Louis
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Discover Port Louis
Harmonious Melting Pot of Cultures
Port Louis is the capital city of Mauritius, located in the Indian Ocean. Known for its French colonial architecture and bustling markets, the city houses a variety of attractions like the Mauritius Natural History Museum and the Blue Penny Museum. The city also boasts beautiful public gardens and a waterfront district filled with shops and restaurants.
Port Louis
Mahebourg
5 mi
Plane
0h 13m
Mahebourg
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Discover Mahebourg
A Mirror to History
Mahébourg is a small city on the south-eastern coast of the island of Mauritius. It is one of the main fishing villages on the island. Mahébourg is the perfect place to get a real feel of Mauritius, unspoilt by mass tourism and wonderfully local in nature. It's also home to some of the country's best street food.
Mahebourg
Curepipe
18 mi
Plane
0h 29m
Curepipe
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Discover Curepipe
Where the Roads Meet
Curepipe, also known as 'La Ville-Lumiere', is a quaint city located in the district of Plaines Wilhems, Mauritius. Known for its pleasing climate, the city is the principal urban centre of the island. It boasts beautiful colonial architecture, bustling markets, parks and gardens. The curb-along botanical garden and the famous Trou Aux Cerfs Volcano are the highlights of this city.
Curepipe
Chamarel
19 mi
Plane
1h 48m
Chamarel
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Discover Chamarel
Village of Natural Wonders
Chamarel is a small village located in the district of Black River, on the beautiful island nation of Mauritius. It is most known for the 'Seven Colored Earths', a natural phenomenon caused by volcanic activity. The area is also known for its stunning waterfalls, lush vegetation, and the exotic Rum factory. The unique beauty of Chamarel attracts tourists from all around the world.
Chamarel
Washington
10,420 mi
Plane
23h 9m
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Travel Tips

Currency: MUR Time Zone: Mauritius Standard Time (UTC +4) Language: English

Hello! It's great to hear about your upcoming trip to Mauritius, a gem in the Indian Ocean. Here are some tips to assist you in your journey.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Mauritius is typically from May to December when the weather is cool, dry and sunny. The island has a classic tropical climate with warm weather year-round.

Route and Accessibility:
Your journey is likely to start at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Port Louis. From there, you can use various modes of transport, such as taxis, buses, or car rentals, to reach your other destinations. The island is compact, making it easy to travel from one city to another.

Accommodation and Booking:
All the cities you're visiting offer a range of accommodations to suit various budgets. For the best deals and selections, it's advisable to book your accommodations in advance. Online platforms like Booking.com, Airbnb, and Agoda can provide multiple options.

Clothing and Essentials:
Pack light tropical wear, as even in winter temperatures rarely drop below 20°C. Don't forget your swimsuits, a good pair of walking shoes for sightseeing, a good hat, sunglasses, and high-factor sunblock. An umbrella and a light rain jacket could also come in handy as showers can occur anytime of the year.

Health and Safety:
Mauritius is generally a safe country; however, do take usual precautions against petty crime. In terms of health, no special immunizations are required. Keep yourself hydrated, use a high-factor sun cream to protect from the strong sun rays, and take measures to avoid mosquito bites.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
The Mauritian culture is diverse and respectful. It's good to respect local customs and traditions. While visiting religious places, wear modest clothing. Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated.