Mauritius Guided Tours

Mauritius Guided Tour

Mauritius Guided Tour

Discover Mauritius with expert-guided tours that take you beyond the beaches into lush forests, waterfalls, and cultural heritage sites. From dolphin-watching cruises and hiking adventures to exploring Chamarel’s Seven Coloured Earth and bustling Port Louis markets, every trip is designed to inspire. With comfortable transport, knowledgeable guides, and tailored itineraries, you’ll experience the very best of the island stress-free.

Mauritius is more than just an island — it’s a paradise of lagoons, mountains, waterfalls, and vibrant culture. At Mauritius Guided Tours, we help you experience the island the way locals do. Our expert guides know every hidden corner, from peaceful hiking trails to bustling local markets.

With us, you’ll travel in comfort, enjoy flexible itineraries, and discover stories that go beyond guidebooks. Whether you want adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration, we craft tours to match your dream holiday.

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North tours Mauritius

North tours | Mauritius Guided Tours

Explore the northern region of Mauritius, known for its lively atmosphere, stunning beaches, and cultural landmarks. This tour takes you through historical sites, natural wonders, and bustling markets.

- Visit of the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden

- L'Aventure du Sucre – Sugar Museum and Factory visit

- Visit of the city of Port Louis – The Capital of Mauritius

- Mauritius Postal Museum - Port Louis Waterfront including Caudan Shopping Complex

- Port Louis Main Market Port Louis Craft Market Fort Adelaide (La Citadelle) in Port Louis

- Private transport with driver throughout the day

- Pick up and drop off from any hotel/place of accommodation in Mauritius

- Lunch available as an optional supplement

South tours | Mauritius Guided Tours

This tour has been carefully designed with nature lovers in mind, bringing together the most iconic and breathtaking spots of the southern region of Mauritius. From lush landscapes to cultural highlights, every stop has been handpicked to ensure you experience the very best the south has to offer.

- Crocodile & Giant Tortoises Park

- Bois Chéri – Tea Plantation and Factory

- Saint Aubin House

- Grand Bassin – Sacred lake and Hindu temple

- Mangal Mahadev – Iconic Shiva Statue

- Gris-Gris Village & Viewpoint

- Private transportation to all attractions

- Entrance fees to Crocodile Park, Bois Chéri, and Saint Aubin

Outer south tours Mauritius

South tours | Mauritius Guided Tours

The South Western region of Mauritius is famous for its lush greenery, winding rivers, and spectacular waterfalls. This part of the island is also home to majestic mountains and scenic viewpoints where you can soak in breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline and the untouched natural surroundings. In just one day, you’ll get to explore some of the most iconic attractions of Mauritius, from cultural landmarks to natural wonders.

- Casela Nature Parks visit

- Viewpoint of Le Morne Brabant and Île aux Bénitiers

- Chamarel Village – including Chamarel Waterfall & Seven Coloured Earth

- Black River Gorges – Alexandra Waterfalls viewpoint

- Mangal Mahadev – Iconic Shiva Statue

- Grand Bassin – Sacred lake and Hindu temple

- Mare aux Vacoas – Scenic reservoir

- Trou aux Cerfs – Famous volcanic crater

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Popular Tours in Mauritius

Trails and Hiking in Mauritius

  • Le Morne Brabant Trail

  • Black River Gorges National Park

  • Pieter Both Mountain

  • Lion Mountain (Montagne du Lion)

  • Signal Mountain

  • Corps de Garde Mountain

  • Macchabée Trail

  • Rochester Falls Trek

  • Tamarind Falls (7 Cascades) Hike

  • Le Pouce Mountain

Beach & Water Adventures

  • Île aux Cerfs Catamaran Cruise

  • Dolphin & Whale Watching Tours

  • Snorkeling at Blue Bay Marine Park

  • Scuba Diving in Coral Reefs

  • Parasailing & Undersea Walk

  • Kayaking in Tamarin Bay

  • Stand-up Paddleboarding (SUP)

  • Deep Sea Fishing Trips

  • Kite Surfing at Le Morne

  • Sunset Catamaran or Speedboat Cruise

Cultural & Heritage Experiences

  • Aapravasi Ghat

  • Eureka Colonial House (Moka)

  • Port Louis Central Market

  • Port Louis Street Food Tour

  • Château de Labourdonnais

  • Grand Bassin (Ganga Talao)

  • Mahébourg Museum

  • Le Morne Cultural Landscape

  • Tea Route Tour (Bois Chéri & Saint Aubin)

  • Domaine des Aubineaux

Luxury & High-End Adventures

    • Helicopter Tour over Mauritius

    • Private Catamaran Cruise

    • Luxury Yacht Charter

    • Seaplane Ride over the Lagoon

    • Exclusive Dolphin & Whale Watching Tour

    • Golf at World-Class Resorts 

    • Luxury Spa & Wellness Retreats

    • Private Island Experience (Île aux Cerfs Executive Club)

    • Fine Dining & Gourmet Experiences

    • 5-Star Beachfront Resort Stays

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Do I need to pre-book guided tours in Mauritius?
A: It is highly recommended to pre-book popular tours such as Île aux Cerfs, dolphin cruises, and helicopter rides, as they sell out quickly, especially during peak season.

Q2: Can I explore the island on my own with a rental car?
A: Yes, you can rent a car and explore Mauritius independently. However, some areas like Chamarel, Black River Gorges, and Le Morne are easier and safer with a guided driver or tour. It is also more cost-effective to opt for guided tours, as they help you save both time and money, and ensure you don’t miss out on any must-visit sites.

Q3: Are guided hikes necessary for Le Morne Brabant?
A: Yes, a licensed guide is recommended for Le Morne Brabant due to its steep paths and safety concerns. Other trails like Signal Mountain or Macchabée can be done without a guide.

Q4: Which water-based activities are available?
A: Mauritius offers snorkeling, scuba diving, parasailing, catamaran cruises, undersea walks, dolphin & whale watching, kite surfing, and deep-sea fishing.

Q5: Is Mauritius safe for tourists?
A: Mauritius is generally very safe. However, like any tourist destination, it’s wise to keep valuables secure and be cautious in crowded areas.

Q6: What is the best time of year to visit Mauritius?
A: The best time is May to December for sunny, dry weather. January to March is cyclone season, with higher chances of rain.

Q7: Do I need a SIM card or is Wi-Fi enough?
A: Buying a local SIM card at the airport is recommended. It provides reliable 4G coverage island-wide, especially if you plan to travel outside resort areas.

Q8: How reliable are local tour operators?
A: Reputable operators like Mauritius Attractions, GetYourGuide, and licensed local guides are safe and trustworthy. Always check reviews before booking.

Q9: What should I pack for my trip?
A: Essentials include sunscreen, mosquito repellent with DEET, light cotton clothing, swimwear, hiking shoes, a hat, and a reusable water bottle.

Q10: What happens if my tour is cancelled due to bad weather?
A: Most tour operators offer rescheduling or a full refund in case of cancellation due to heavy rain, cyclones, or unsafe conditions.

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