Your island, your order.

Hillside church with sweeping views over Port Louis.

Harbourside shops, crafts, restaurants and the famous umbrella street.

The Indian Ocean's largest oceanarium — sharks, rays and reef tanks.

Spices, tropical fruit, street food and local textiles.

1830s fortress with panoramic views over the capital and harbour.

Pilgrimage site of the 'Apostle of Mauritius'.

Sugar museum in a historic factory with rum & sugar tasting.

Giant water lilies, talipot palms and 300 years of botanical history.

Colonial mansion, orchards and a rum distillery.

The iconic red-roof chapel facing the northern islands.

Descend 35 m in a real submarine to a shipwreck and reef.

Craft, clothing and souvenir market — open every day.

Busy local market in the far north — Tuesdays only.

The north's best swimming beaches and beach-bar scene.

Glass-bottom boat and snorkel with resident green turtles.

Full-day catamaran to the wild northern islets with BBQ lunch.

Evening sail with drinks as the sun drops behind the bay.

Dolphins at dawn, Crystal Rock, snorkelling and beach BBQ.

Sperm whales from a 6 am boat, GoPro footage available as a paid extra.

The west coast's sunset beach.

Surf bay with a laid-back village.

Calm lagoon looking straight at Le Morne.

Restored 1830s coastal fort.

Safari, big cats, ziplines and giant tortoises.

Dormant crater at 605 m with 360° highland views.

Sacred crater lake and the 33 m Shiva statue.

Waterfall lookout on the edge of Black River Gorges.

The island's largest native forest, seen from above.

The famous fabric and produce market — Thursdays and Sundays only.

Quick photo stop over the Tamarind Falls valley.

Certified guide, rainforest trails and natural pools (3–4 h).

Volcanic dunes in seven colours, giant tortoises and the 100 m Chamarel fall.

Optical-illusion house — the upside-down room is a must.

Boutique distillery tour with tasting.

Kite-surf lagoon under the UNESCO mountain.

Summit the UNESCO peak with a certified guide (3.5 h).

Cliff-top bend with crashing surf below.

Quad, buggy or 4x4 safari through the southern hills.

Beach and forest rides at Horse Paradise.

Historic estate, vanilla house and rum tasting.

Dramatic cliffs where the reef opens to the ocean.

Crocodiles, giant tortoises and an insectarium.

Basalt-column waterfall reached through sugarcane.

23-coloured earth, waterfalls and the longest zipline in the ocean.

Tea factory, museum and tasting with a lake view.

Market day is Monday only — street food and the historic bay.

Colonial history in a 1770s mansion.

White sand and the calmest swimming lagoon in the south-east.

Snorkel the protected coral gardens.

Île aux Cerfs, Île aux Flamants, La Passe, Lighthouse & Aigrettes.

Quiet forest trails and endemic birdlife.

The island's biggest open-air market — Wednesdays and Sundays only.

Speed boat to the famous island, lagoon and sandbanks.

Catamaran + speed boat combo around the east coast islets.

Long white beach, ideal for a sunrise swim.

Casuarina-lined, quiet and photogenic.