Things to do in Mauritius

The volcanic terrain of Mauritius has created a natural landscape with a low mountain but strange shapes. The seven-colored soil in Chamarel was discovered by a Frenchman who was planting sugarcane fields here. Among the sugarcane fields here, only this piece of land is barren. After geologists went there to develop and study, this magical and magnificent seven-colored soil was revealed to the world.

It's worth going. The giant tortoises, lions, and the last wild reserve, antelopes, and giraffes all look different from those in China. The foreign lady who exchanged the tickets was very responsible.

The weather in Maoqiu is so good, the sky is always blue, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. This is the famous red-roofed church⛪️, but it was not open at the wrong time. But the guide said that this was the only port in Maoqiu.

It is also called "Blue Bay" because of its clear blue water. It is about 600 meters long and is a wide beach in Kenting National Park. There are many water activities, including sailing, jet skiing, banana boats, surfing, and other recreational projects. You can also play beach volleyball with friends. It is a famous diving resort. There are various corals, tropical fish, shellfish, sea lilies, etc. along the coast, and the underwater landscape is extremely beautiful.

🏝️ Ile aux Cerfs — A Little Piece of Paradise! Location: Off the east coast, MauritiusIf there's one place you absolutely cannot miss in Mauritius, it's Ile aux Cerfs! From the moment we stepped onto the speedboat from Trou d'Eau Douce, we knew we were in for something special. The boat ride across the turquoise lagoon was beautiful in itself — the water changes from deep blue to the most incredible shades of aquamarine and emerald green.The Waterfall — A Beautiful Surprise!On our way to the island, our boat made a wonderful stop at Grand River South East Waterfall — and honestly, it was one of the absolute highlights of the day! It's such a unique experience because it's one of the few waterfalls in the world that flows directly into the sea. We cruised gently up the river, surrounded by lush tropical greenery, and as we got closer, we could feel the cool mist on our faces. The sight of fresh water cascading dramatically into the ocean is just breathtaking — and keep an eye out for monkeys in the trees along the riverbanks, we were lucky enough to spot a few! 🐒 It's incredibly photogenic and feels like discovering a hidden gem deep in nature. Definitely don't book a tour that skips this!🌊 The BeachThe moment you arrive, it takes your breath away. Soft, powdery white sand that feels like walking on silk, and water so clear you can see the seabed even waist-deep. It's exactly what you picture when you dream of a tropical island 🏝️. My tip? Walk past the main jetty area — keep going a little further along the shore, and you'll find quieter spots that are just as beautiful.🚤 The ExperienceWe took a speedboat tour that included the waterfall stop, snorkelling, and a delicious BBQ lunch — fresh grilled fish, chicken, rice, salads, and tropical fruit. It was simple but so tasty, and eating with that view? Priceless. We stopped for snorkelling on the way too — the coral and colourful tropical fish were easy to see even just near t

The Cape of the End of the Earth in Mauritius has many large reefs protruding from the sea on the coastline, forming irregular angles. Some are like natural lighthouses standing on the sea, and some are like two pliers extending deep into the sea. The scenery is very beautiful and worth a visit.

Port Louis, the central area of ​​Mauritius, is quite lively, and the harbor is particularly romantic. Strolling around here to enjoy the beautiful scenery, and then visiting the shopping center where there are shops selling souvenirs and handicrafts, offers a unique experience!

The Natural Bridge is a natural attraction in Mauritius. There is no bus to reach it. The scenery of this attraction is spectacular, and you can see beautiful waves. You can walk on the Natural Bridge, but you have to walk slowly because the road surface is uneven.

I thought the glass bottom boat in Mauritius was very attractive, but when I got there, I was so amused that I almost died. It was far inferior to the underwater glass boat in Australia. The Mauritius one was at most a fishing boat, but there were two pieces of glass on the bottom so you could see the underwater scenery. That was because of the environment. The scenery you can see from the glass bottom boat is also average, mostly dead corals!

Mona Mountain is steep and extends to the sea. There are many resort hotels on the mountain. The beach is very beautiful, with white sand and warm sea water. I recommend wearing shoes when going to the sea, which is suitable for a leisure vacation