Mahébourg Travel Guide

 bijo69 Says:  This memorial is located at the Northern end of the waterfront and commemorates the Naval battle with took place at Vieux Grand Port in August 1810. Four French and four British ships were engaged for days in the battle until the French finally could claim the victory. It is... 

 bijo69 Says:  Mahébourg doesn't have a beach, but it has a beautiful waterfront. It is very popular for evening strolls and in case you get tired, lots of bench are awaiting you.There's a jetty with a pavillion from with you can see quite some nice tropical fish. Saves you the money to... 

 bijo69 Says:  This beautiful colonial church was built in 1849, but has been modified and restored a few times over the years.The gentleman who is in charge of the spire keyes was friendly enough to let me go up there and take some nice photos. 

 bijo69 Says:  The National History (or Naval) Museum is housed in a beautiful Creole mansion from the 18th century. The exhibits guide you through the differents phases of Mauritian history. Separate rooms have been dedicated to the Dutch, French and the British periodes.You will also see... 

 victorwkf Says:  This waterfall is famous in the eastern region of Mauritius, and can be reached by taking a boat ride. Usually the trip will include the visit to Ilie Aux Cerfs as well. 

 victorwkf Says:  Ilie Aux Cerfs is a small island located off the east coast of Mauritius, and is very famous for its beautiful, shallow and sheltered lagoon which is very good for beach activities, swimming, walking in the shallows etc. There are restaurants and pubs here, as well as... 

 victorwkf Says:  The Belle Mare region in eastern Mauritius is famous for its holiday resorts, beachs and a monument of a past air disaster off the east coast. 

 victorwkf Says:  Compared with the west coast, the sea of the east coast is rougher with strong waves directly from the Indian Ocean. Having said that, there are several places such as Belle Mare and Ilie Aux Cerfs which have natural protection and therefore suitable for swimming. 

 victorwkf Says:  There is a British coastal fort at the east coast of Mauritius as you head towards Mahebourg. This fort is just next to the road, so you can drop by to have a look during your journey. 

 victorwkf Says:  The imposing figure of Lion Mountain can be seen from the shores of Mauritius. Essentially, the areas surrounding Mahebourg are mountainous especially in the northern part. 

 victorwkf Says:  Mahebourg is a beautiful and idyllic seaside town surrounded by impressive mountains. One good thing is that the town is located very near to the Mauritius airport, so this town is worth a visit especially before you head to the airport on your way home. It will be a very... 

 bijo69 Says:  The bus station in Mahébourg is located next to the waterfront. There are lots of buses leaving to Port Louis (23Rs), Curepipe (21Rs), Flaq, Blue Bay (14Rs) and other destinations in the Southeastern part of the island. Buses run roughly between 7am and 7pm. The buses to... 

 victorwkf Says:  There are regular daily package trips from the main island to Ilie Aux Cerfs island, which have the boat rides and the option of including meals and a visit to the Grand River Waterfall. 

 victorwkf Says:  This nature park is located among the remote hills of south-eastern Mauritius, and is worth a visit for nature lovers. Many native plants are on display in this beautiful park.