Area Profiles

Union Park is located in the region of Grand Port. Through the infrastructure from Union Park you will have direct access to the airport in the south, the harbour in the north and on to all part of the island. The small village is also close to the town of Mahebourg.

The village of Vieux Grand Port is known as the cradle of the island's colonization, as the first settlement of Mauritius by the Dutch took place in this area. The village has a rich mix of historical, cultural and natural resources. The ruins that still exist today are a living testimony to the island's vibrant history.

This Mauritian Island’s region generates strong tourist affluence for its seaside. There, you shall discover a particular pace of living in coastal villages or sugar estates and by mingling with the most welcoming locals. The north of the island is full of different aspects. Discover large and luxurious sugar fields, old mills as well as sugar factories proper to Mauritius. If you go further in the region, you may come across a Hindu wedding being celebrated in the most traditional way. By travelling along the northern roads, you shall encounter several temples, churches and other religious vestiges that you may visit. Different monuments and historical sites are...

This region is known to be picturesque and rustic due to one of the island’s main villages, Flacq. There, you will discover an animated everyday life, a market full of local products and most welcoming locals. When you leave Flacq, you shall discover a different aspect of Mauritian island eastern region. Made of calm and peaceful spots, the other eastern villages allow relaxing moments. Discover Mauritian farniente in typical fishermen villages, where a pacifist and simple way of life prevails. The East Coast is the perfect place for a relaxing stay in a peaceful and natural setting. The nice beaches stretch endlessly along the coast and are surrounded by the...

The North If you are looking for white sandy beaches, calm lagoons, and an exciting nightlife, the north of Mauritius should suit you down to the ground. It is the most developed part of the island and here you will find Grand Baie which is the number one tourist destination in Mauritius. A wonderful thing about visiting this part of the island is that you can see the sunset from any point along the coast as long as the horizon is clear. Towns and Villages Grand Baie is the main village in the north of Mauritius. It has two beaches, restaurants, bars, clubs, billiard halls, and good shopping centres. If you are looking for great nightlife, this is the place to...

Rodrigues is a delightful remote little holiday island 650 km east of Mauritius in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Measuring only 18 km in length and 8 km at its widest point Rodrigues is entirely surrounded by coral reefs offering world-class diving and snorkeling. Rodrigues Island, named after the Portuguese explorer Diogo Rodrigues, is the smallest of the Mascarene Islands and a dependency of Mauritius. Rodrigues is a place that is strikingly beautiful. The island is hilly with lot of flora and has a lot of beaches and tiny islands around it, such as Ile aux Cocos. Rodrigues is a well preserved island where people live simply and where those who want to go...

The south of Mauritius, where everything began, is the most authentic region of the island. It is a place full of history, since it is there where the Dutch explorers set foot on Mauritius! This region, cradle of Mauritius history, hosts many ruins from the different events which marked colonisation. During summer, it is the coolest coastal region where to live. In this restful and quiet place, discover Pointe d’Esny with its blue lagoon or Blue Bay, the most beautiful marine site of the island. Further, take a look at Riambel with its spacious houses by the sea. Between countryside and sea, the southern region also reveals Souillac and Le Bouchon. Preserved and...

Discover unique panoramas in the western area of Mauritius Island. Enjoy wonderful sunsets at Tamarin and Flic-en-Flac. Experience the Mauritian culture through its monuments and historical sites of this region of the island. Le Morne Mountain, classified as one of the UNESCO world heritage site, is a strong historical symbol for Mauritius as it reminds us that slavery prevails long ago in Mauritius. Then visit, the Chamarel Seven Coloured earth, a place to go to discover how nature is wonderful. The Mauritian western region is made of two distinct aspects. In the picturesque villages of Chamarel and Le Morne, time seems to stand still. On the other side, Flic-en-Flac...

Since 2010, Helvétia has been the heart and soul of Moka. One of the Smart City's first mixed and integrated neighbourhoods, Helvétia offers an enriching and pleasant lifestyle for residents of all ages. A precursor of the Smart City's soft mobility philosophy, all of the precinct's essential areas are within walking distance of each other! Helvétia's residential area is fully integrated into Moka's urban fabric. Well planned and in harmony with the environment, it offers a lifestyle based on authenticity and modernity.

Moka is one of the most interesting towns of the Central Plateau of Mauritius as it is home to the country's academic centre and the official home of the president. The scenery is dramatic here, too, with waterfalls, valleys and the towering Le Pouce mountain in the background. The western part of the town is located in another district named Plaine Wilhems.