Mauritius 2 Day Itinerary

Two-Day Itinerary for Exploring Mauritius

Day 1: North and West Coast Discovery

Morning:

  1. Grand Baie - Start your day at this vibrant coastal town, known for its beautiful beaches, water sports activities, and lively markets. Visit the Underwater Walk at the Caudan Waterfront to explore the marine life without getting wet!

    • Things to know: Grand Baie has a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops. The currency used is Mauritian Rupee (MUR).
    • Transportation: Buses are available from various parts of the island, or you can rent a car/scooter for the day.

  2. Cap Malheureux - A picturesque fishing village famous for its red-roofed church and stunning sunsets over the sea.

Afternoon:

  1. Trou aux Biches Beach - Spend your afternoon relaxing on this pristine, white-sand beach. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or simply soak up the sun.

    • Activities: Water sports such as parasailing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are available for hire.

  2. Mont Choisy Le ML - End your day with a visit to this chic rooftop bar offering stunning panoramic views of the north coast. Enjoy a cocktail while watching the sunset.

Evening:

  1. Port Louis - Explore the bustling capital city, visit the Central Market for local produce and crafts, and check out the Champs de Mars racecourse if it’s race day!

    • Things to know: Port Louis has a variety of restaurants offering Creole, Indian, Chinese, and international cuisines.

Day 2: East and South Coast Adventure

Morning:

  1. Ile aux Cerfs - Take a boat trip to this beautiful island, renowned for its turquoise lagoon, palm-fringed beaches, and golf course. Spend your morning enjoying water activities like jet-skiing or simply relaxing on the beach.

    • Activities: Snorkeling, parasailing, and banana boat rides are available for hire.

  2. Belle Mare Plage - After returning from Ile aux Cerfs, spend some time at this stunning beach on the east coast.

Afternoon:

  1. Trou d’Eau Douce - Visit this lively coastal village known for its seafood restaurants and watersports facilities.

    • Activities: Try out the banana boat ride or a glass-bottom boat tour to see the marine life.

  2. Blue Bay Marine Park - Snorkel in crystal clear waters among vibrant coral reefs teeming with fish and other marine life.

Evening:

  1. Le Morne Peninsula - End your day at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its iconic mountain and historic slave memorial. Watch the sunset from one of the many restaurants along the coast.

    • Things to know: Le Morne is a popular spot for kitesurfing due to its strong winds.

Visa Requirements: Citizens of most countries do not require a visa for stays of up to 60 days. However, it’s essential to check the latest requirements for your nationality as rules may change.

Transportation: Buses are available throughout the island, and renting a car or scooter is convenient for exploring at your own pace. Taxis are also readily available.

Enjoy your adventure in Mauritius!