Embark on a journey through the rich cultural heritage of Northern Mauritius, starting with a visit to Cap Malheureux, a charming village famous for its red-roofed church, offering breathtaking views of Gunner’s Quoin and the northern islands. A scenic drive through Grand Bay leads to the Pamplemousses Botanical Gardens, home to a stunning collection of exotic plants and giant water lilies.

Enjoy a traditional Mauritian lunch at "Sugar World", an authentic sugar factory-turned-museum, where you’ll explore the history of sugarcane production on the island. The journey continues to the Blue Penny Museum, home to the world famous 1847 Post Office stamps, before concluding at the Port-Louis market

, where you’ll experience the vibrant colors, aromas, and energy of local Mauritian life.