Mautitius Hotels  Beau Rivage Resort - Blue Lagoon Mauritius - Casuarina Hotel Mauritius - Cote D'azur Hotel Mauritius - Dinarobin Resort Mauritius - Hotel Emeraude Mauritius - La Croix Du Sud Mauritius - Le Coco Beach Mauritius - Mahe Coco Villa Mauritius - Ocean Villas Mauritius - Royal Palm Resort Mauritius - Sofitel Imperial Mauritius - The Oberio Resort Mauritius - Veranda Bungalow Village  Places of Interest Jardin Botanique de Pamplemousses The jewel of the crown! The gardens are known to naturalists throughout the world for their countless species of indigenous and exotic plants, including the giant Victorial Regia water lilies, and the talipot palm, said to flower once every sixty years and then die. The garden was created by Pierre Poivre in 1767 in the Estate of the French Governor Mahe de Labourdonnais. The latter's Chateau de Mon Plaisir, built in 1735, can still be seen there

Ile aux Cerfs  There are no stags (cerfs) remaining on this small island which now belongs to Le Touessrok Sun Hotel and attracts large numbers of holiday-makers on the east coast. The ferry runs several times each hour between 9 am and 4 pm and costs Rs 80 per person return, although this is expected to increase. Le Touessrok Sun Hotel residents travel for free. What you get when you step off the ferry is a sheltered, crowded beach and lagoon for water sports or sunbathing, restaurants and several souvenir stalls. You can walk only around the seaward half of the island, that is, clockwise from the landing site. On the island, there is a boat house where you can hire water skis, pedalos, sailboards, surfcats, Laser dinghies and canoes. Two-hour boat trips are offered to the Grande Rivière Sud-Est waterfall; and there's also a tour around Île aux Cerfs.  Domaine Les Pailles Ten minutes south of Port-Louis lies the nature park of Domaine Les Pailles, stretching over 3,000 acres at the foot of the Moka mountain range. You can choose between touring the park in a Land-Rover, riding in a horse-drawn carriage or in a train. The gardens also feature a replica of an ancient sugarmill, an "alambic" - an apparatus formerly used in distilling rum, a spice garden and a natural spring.

Le Val Nature Park
 Situated in the south-east of the island at Cluny, Le Val offers a view of the natural aquatic life of shrimps, eels and freshwater fish. The park also hosts anthurium green-houses, watercress ponds, deer parks, as well as monkeys and various bird species.

The Vanilla Crocodile and Tortoise Park is situated in Riviere des Anguilles, in the South of Mauritius. In this luscious heaven of exotic flora, you can watch in perfect safety over 200 Aldabra tortoises (which makes the Vanilla park having the largest captive herd in the world), and hundreds of Nile crocodiles. For passionates, there is also a collection of over 23.000 butterflies and bright coloured insects, put together in over 30 years by Mr. Jacques Siedlecki. There is also an area created especially for children, called “Jungle Adventure Playground”, where the younger ones can safely enjoy the slides, swings and merry-go-rounds.

Captain Nemo's Undersea Walk is your chance to discover the underwater world from within, and make your childhood fantasies come true: a slow-motion cavort in the kingdom of mermaids, that does not even require you to know how to swim. The Undersea Walk Ltd. has only one site, situated inside the lagoon in front of Grand Bay. 

Le Waterpark is the perfect place for tourists to spend a day with family and friends. It is located in Belle Mare, on the East coast of Mauritius. Some attraction points are the crazy river, some giant slides, the mountain skull, a ship wreck, one wave pool and ultimately the black hole.