Mauritius is synonymous with splendid beaches, and Belle Mare is one such popular Mauritian beach. It boasts of endless stretches of soft sand and crystal clear water. The palm trees lining up the shores further add to the picturesque and serene settings. Belle Mare tends to get over-crowded during weekends, so try and visit it during the weekdays.
Located at Chaussee Street, L'Amicale de Port Louis Casino is a popular casino. Arcade games, slot machines, roulette tables, the options are unlimited. It also has an on-site bar and restaurant that serves excellent food and refreshments. While you are in Port Louis, do visit the L'Amicale de Port Louis Casino that offers complete fun and entertainment.
Dotted with strips of white sandy beaches and tranquil neighborhoods, this coastal town is one of the most charming surprises of Mauritius. Earning its name from the Dutch phrase ‘Fried Landt Flaak’, meaning free flat land, the words are fitting for the picturesque landscape of the town. Blessed with immaculate beauty, the white sand Tamarin Beach is deemed to be one of the most spectacular beaches of Mauritius. The jewel-toned blue waters near the town are abundant with coral reefs. The Casela Bird Park of the town shelters the rare endangered Pink Pigeon. Several upscale hotels and resorts have mushroomed to boost the commercial and tourist value of the place. A beautiful balance of nature as well as quaint town life, Flic en Flac is as interesting as its name.
Touted as one of the important museums in town, the Natural History Museum puts forth history, geology and culture of Mauritius. The Mauritius Institute Building that houses this museum is a landmark in itself and is declared as a National Heritage Site. Though this museum is not equipped with modern facilities, it is truly a treasure trove of information and has rare items on display. While browsing through its vast collection, you can see specimens of fauna native to Mauritius and exotic varieties of turtles, butterflies, birds and much more. The highlight being the skeleton of Dodo and detailed description of this now extinct bird. For more details, call ahead.
Catch the latest flicks and blockbusters at the Star Cinemas. Housed in the Le Caudan Waterfront, it has 3 large screens comprising state-of-art audio-visual facilities. The classy interiors and modern equipments make for a unique and memorable movie-watching experience. For information on screenings and schedule, check their website
Located on the Marina Quay, in the Caudan Waterfront, the Blue Penny Museum holds a treasure of artifacts, documents, stamps, sculptures, and more, that detail the history of the entire island. Primarily known for its stamp collection, this museum boasts a splendid collection, which contains the rare Blue Penny and Red Penny stamps. So if you're curious to know more about the island's history, do plan a visit here. See the website for more information.