Le Caudan Waterfront

At the Caudan Waterfront, travelers will experience one of the most vibrant and modern areas of Port Louis, Mauritius’ capital city. This lively harbor-side complex is filled with boutique shops, local craft markets, waterfront restaurants, and colorful street art. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, watch boats in the marina, or browse for Mauritian souvenirs and handmade products at the Craft Market. The area is also home to the famous Umbrella Square, a popular photo spot covered with bright, hanging umbrellas. Guests can enjoy a coffee or local snack while overlooking the ocean, explore nearby attractions such as the Blue Penny Museum, or simply relax and soak up the island’s unique mix of modern life and Creole charm. ( no entry fees in this destination )

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden

The Pamplemousses Botanical Garden is one of the oldest and most beautiful gardens in the Southern Hemisphere, famous for its lush tropical landscapes and rare plant species. Originally created in the 18th century, it spans over 30 hectares and offers a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. Travelers can stroll along shaded paths lined with towering palms, fragrant spice trees, and vibrant tropical flowers, while learning about the garden’s fascinating history. The highlight for most visitors is the giant water lily pond, home to enormous Victoria Amazonica lilies that bloom and change color. The garden also features sacred lotus flowers, giant tortoises, and a variety of endemic and exotic plants from around the world — making it a must-visit attraction for nature lovers and photographer ( entry fees is not included here ) - entry fees is around 12 - 13 USD per person.