• Mahebourg Museum - Named after Mahé de La Bourdonnais, Mahebourg boasts well-planned, wide streets in its historic section, reflecting its Dutch and French colonial heritage. Today, Mahebourg thrives as a hub of local commerce. The new waterfront complex invites visitors to enjoy refreshing seaside walks. Explore Mahebourg’s center and visit the Historical Naval Museum, which narrates the epic naval battles of the past between the Royal Navy and the French Navy.

The Naval Museum of Mauritius houses relics of the French colonial empire and replicas of artifacts used in historical battles. The museum’s appeal lies not only in its exhibits but also in its history as a building. Constructed in the 1760s, this elegant colonial mansion was built by Mr. Jean De Robillard in the typical style of the era. It’s worth admiring both the building’s exterior and the various exhibitions.

• Bazarre - Next, visit the Mahebourg local market, a vibrant spectacle for those eager to experience lively local culture. Discover amazing products at great bargains. Initially focused on silks and textiles, the Mahebourg market now offers a wide variety of seashells. The market features typical products like vegetables and fruits for locals, as well as a diverse array of local handicrafts and souvenirs from the paradise island. Don’t miss the food! At the Mahebourg Market, enjoy a wide selection of dishes such as Briyani, Dholl Puri (lentil pancakes), Chinese Noodles, or the famous Gato Pima (split pea fritters). These make for a delicious street food experience, and don’t worry, your diet secrets are safe!

• Frederik Hendrik Museum & Vieux Grand Port Historic Site - The Frederik Hendrik Museum in Old Grand Port, Mauritius, is a historical site dedicated to the Dutch and French colonial settlements. Named after a Dutch stadtholder, the museum showcases artifacts, ruins, and reproductions of 17th-century paintings and maps. It offers insights into the island’s past, including the first Dutch fort established by Governor Simonsz Gooyer. Surrounded by tropical gardens, the museum provides a fascinating glimpse into Mauritius’ rich history.

• Blue Bay Beach - Blue Bay Beach, with its crystal-clear turquoise waters, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. Located on the southeast coast, near Mahebourg, Blue Bay offers a pristine stretch of white sandy beach and deep, clear, light-blue water. It is renowned for its stunning color variations, changing constantly from sunrise to sunset, making it a photographer’s paradise. With its clear waters and vibrant marine life, Blue Bay is widely recognized as the top snorkeling destination in Mauritius.

• Blue Bay Marine Park - The Blue Bay Marine Park is one of the best places to explore beautiful marine life and enjoy snorkeling in Mauritius. At the Marine Park, you can choose to view the underwater world from a glass-bottom boat or dive in for snorkeling. Snorkeling at the park is highly recommended, as the colorful fauna and flora are absolutely stunning. With an average depth of 5.5 meters and crystal-clear water offering excellent visibility, the snorkeling conditions are ideal. You’ll have a great view of the reef, fish, and a large selection of corals. The Blue Bay Marine Park is home to mangroves, algae, seagrasses, corals, and other marine organisms. There is also a wide variety of fish species, including Damselfish, Surgeonfish, Butterflyfish, juvenile Sailfin tangs, as well as tiny Pipefish and Trumpetfish. Note: all activities are supervised to ensure the protection of the flora and fauna, respecting marine life and its ecosystem.

• Pointe Canon - Pointe Canon is a fascinating spot to enjoy a panoramic view of the various sites surrounding Mahebourg. You’ll see the majestic Lion Mountain overlooking the sugar cane fields, Mouchoir Rouge islet facing the waterfront, and Ile aux Aigrettes further north, a small protected island in the lagoon that is also a nature reserve. Pointe Canon is a gathering place for locals during events such as regattas and the commemoration of the abolition of slavery celebrations in February. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Southeast and the ocean.

• Visit the old naval town of Mahebourg including the famous Blue Bay beach
• Private guided tour in a full A/C vehicle
• Pick up and drop off at any accommodation in Mauritius
• Bottled water upon arrival

• Lunch
• Blue Bay Marine Park visit and Snorkeling fees - 13 USD

Discover the captivating charm of Mauritius’ East region with this exclusive private tour offered by our company. Explore famous historical landmarks that reflect the island’s colonial past, uncover intriguing artifacts and exhibits at the museums, and stroll through the delightful Town of Mahebourg, where history’s echoes are still present.

As the journey continues, enjoy the stunning beauty of Blue Bay beach, where you can admire the breathtaking views and appreciate the seamless blend of nature and history. Engage in snorkeling and a Glass Bottom trip at Blue Bay marine park to observe the vibrant tropical fish. Blue Bay marine park is one of the finest marine parks on the island.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.