8-Hour Private City and North Tour in Mauritius

Experience the unique essence of Mauritius in an 8-hour adventure as we take you to the vibrant Le Caudan Waterfront to the historic Citadel Fort Adelaide, delving deep into the island's rich history and culture. You'll walk among rare plants and exotic wildlife at the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden and savor the coastal beauty of Cap Malheureux. Our journey concludes in the lively atmosphere of Grand Baie, making this tour an exceptional exploration of Mauritius' distinct charm. Our tour isn't just about exploring Mauritius; it's about creating lasting connections and ensuring your well-being every step of the way. In addition to our work, our dedicated staff provides personal and friendly attention to all our clients. Moreover, we have a strong commitment to environmental responsibility. We also extend our support to local and small businesses, enriching the communities we visit. This holistic approach makes our tours truly exceptional.

Itinerary

1. Most often, Caudan Waterfront will be our first stop on the north and city tour excursion. This location has a great sense of relaxation, enjoying local foods and shopping, visiting various locations, and also witnessing people go about their hectic daily routines. (3h 0min) Admission included
2. Get a chance to explore the hustling and bustling capital of the island. You can visit the authentic Central Market and indulge in local cuisine and much more. (1h 0min)
3. A post called Citadel, which was also known as Post Adelaide when the British claimed the arrival in Harbour Louis, is situated at a height of 100 meters on the Petite Montagne slope. The location of the post makes it possible for you to see the port as well as the entire city of Harbour Louis. According to Colonel Cunningham's plans, the radiant Post was constructed in the nineteenth century. Numerous Indian and African slaves worked tirelessly to build the incredible Fortification with the intention of protecting the British Armed Force from the approaching enemy. (45 min)
4. The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanic Park, also known as the Pamplemousses Botanic Garden, is a popular tourist destination in Pamplemousses, Mauritius. It is the oldest botanical garden in the Southern Hemisphere. (1h 30min)
5. Visit the Red Church at Cap Malherureux - Historical site commemorating the British landing on the island in 1810 to attack the French. The French, who occupied the island from 1710, named it the Cape of Misfortune after the British surprised them by attacking the north of the island and took possession of it. (30 min)
6. A village in northern Mauritius, boasts sandy beaches like the secluded La Cuvette and the bustling Grand-Baie Public Beach in a sheltered bay filled with sailboats. Northeast lies the popular Pereybere Public Beach, and the village offers a variety of restaurants. (1h 0min)