Mauritius South East Tour

Tour the South East of Mauritius - Inclusions

• Visit of Vieux Grand Port
• The Frederik Hendrik Museum
• Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum
• Town of Mahebourg
• Biscuiterie H Rault (Manioc Biscuit Factory)
• Mahebourg Historical Naval Museum
• Blue Bay beach
• Private transport with Driver
• Pickup and drop off from any hotel or place of accommodation around the island
• Optional: Lunch at The Fisherman Lounge 

Transport is included in this package and includes pick up and drop off from any hotel / place of accommodation anywhere in Mauritius

• Departure from place of accommodation at 09.00.
• Visit of Vieux Grand Port
• The Frederik Hendrik Museum - Old Grand Port
• Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum
• Town of Mahebourg
• Biscuiterie H Rault (Manioc Biscuit Factory)
• Mahebourg Historical Naval Museum
• Blue Bay beach
• Lunch at The Fisherman Lounge - Optional
• Drop off at place of accommodation at 17.00

The Ultimate South East Tour - Discover the Best in One Day!

Vieux Grand Port

Vieux Grand Port (or the Old Grand Port) is located in the north of the town of Mahebourg, which served as an excellent port city for trade. It later witnessed the historical Vieux Grand Port Naval Battle in 1810 which was fought between the French Navy and British Royal Navy for the possession of the harbor. This was the only French Naval victory during the Napoleonic wars and it is believed that many lost their lives during this battle.

The Frederik Hendrik Museum

The Frederik Hendrik Museum in Old Grand Port, Mauritius, is a historical site dedicated to showcasing the Dutch and French colonial settlements. Named after a Dutch stadtholder, the museum features artifacts, ruins, and reproductions of 17th-century paintings and maps. It offers insights into the island's past, including the first Dutch fort established by Governor Simonsz Gooyer. Surrounded by tropical gardens, the museum provides a fascinating glimpse into Mauritius' rich history.

Robert Edward Hart Memorial Museum

The museum is a preserved historic house that recreates the interior setting of Robert Edward Hart's home, offering visitors a glimpse into the life and work of the Mauritian poet. Exhibits include Hart's personal belongings, furniture, published works, and manuscripts. The museum features four rooms, including bedrooms, a drawing room/office, and a bathroom. You can also explore Hart's office, complete with a wooden desk, chair, personal library, and paintings. The bedrooms showcase his personal effects and feature paintings and photographs.

Mahebourg Town

Mahebourg is a traditional Mauritian village situated on the southeastern coast of Mauritius. Mahebourg is named after Bertrand François Mahé de La Bourdonnais, one of the most successful governors of the French period. The well-planned wide streets in the old section of Mahébourg still bear testimony to the Dutch and French colonial past. Today Mahébourg is a bustling center of local trade. The new waterfront complex offers you to enjoy nice refreshing walks along the seaside. You will get to explore Mahebourg center and visit the Historical Naval Museum which recounts the epic naval battles of the past between the Royal Navy and the French Navy.

Biscuiterie H. Rault (Manioc Biscuit Factory)

The Biscuiterie H. Rault is a family-run business that’s been making cassava biscuits (aka "Biscuit Manioc) since 1870 - an icon of Mauritian culture which served as a staple during World War I. The artisanal production has not changed in over 150 years of existence, and you will get to watch the factory in action. Good to know: Biscuiterie H Rault has been nominated to be on the National Heritage list!

Mahebourg Historical Naval Museum

The Naval Museum of Mauritius contains the reminiscences of the French colonial empire and the replicas of the ancillary that were used in the historical battle. The interesting aspects of the Naval Museum of Mahebourg lie not solely in its collection of exhibits, but also in its history as a building. Built in the 1760's, the fine colonial mansion was built by Mr. Jean De Robillard in the typical style of the era. It is worthwhile to see both the exterior of the building and the different exhibitions.

Blue Bay Beach

Blue Bay beach with its crystal clear turquoise blue water is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. Situated on the southeast coast, not far from Mahébourg, Blue Bay offers a fine stretch of white sandy beach, and deep, clear, light-blue water. It is considered one of the best displays of color variety, changing constantly from sunrise to sunset- making it one of those beaches in the world where it is simply hard to get a bad picture. Blue Bay is widely recognized as the top snorkeling destination in Mauritius.

As part of this tour, you may have lunch at The Fisherman Lounge Restaurant. This cosy little spot boasts an inviting atmosphere and delightful meals that make for a truly memorable lunch experience. 

You can choose a 3-course set menu from the selection detailed here below: 

Please note that the starting site for the day's itinerary depends on your place of accommodation, and the driver will brief you accordingly on the day of the trip.

• The tour is done in a private car / minivan (for bigger groups) and includes full transportation to all the sights, pick up and drop off from any hotel in Mauritius and a driver.

The Transportation prices are Per Vehicle (and not per person). You can choose the vehicle type according to the number of passengers in your group.

The above transportation prices are per vehicle and not per person

Entry Tickets Packages (includes entry tickets to all the sights as part of this tour):

The prices of the entry tickets packages are special discounted prices.

Total Tour Price Per Person: Private Transportation and Entry Tickets to all the sights

Lunch Menu at The Fisherman Lounge Restaurant