3 days-Wild South-Isle aux Cerf and City Tour on Mauritius Island

• Discover the Giant Shiva Statue,the Hindus culture and its sacred lake • Discover the Mont Blanc Crater • Visit the 23 colored earth and its wild part • Visit Le Batelage the Bay of Souillac our Oldest Port • Visit Telfair Garden • Discover Gris Gris • Visit Robert Edward Hart Museum

Total Duration: 6 - 7 hours 1/Blue Bay Marine Park, Blue Bay Link Road, Mahebourg, Mauritius 2/Pass by Blue Bay Beach, Pointe d'Esny, Mauritius 3/Blue Bay Beach, Pointe d'Esny, Mauritius, pass by without stopping 4/Pass by Ile aux Aigrettes Nature Reserve, Mahebourg 5/Watersports Pointe D'Esny, Coastal Rd, Pointe d'Esny, Mauritius 6/Visit Grand River South East Waterfalls, Grand River South East, Beau Champ 7/Stop at Ile aux Cerfs Grande Riviere Sud Est, Mauritius, 2 hours(Lunch and Visit)

Stop At: St Louis Cathedral Saint Louis Cathedral in Port Louis is among the oldest church in Mauritius.Admission Ticket Free Stop At: China cultural center The Kwan Tee PagodaThe Kwan Tee or Guan Di Pagoda is the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere and the oldest one in Mauritius. Located at Les Salines. Admission Ticket Free Stop At: Blue Penny Museum The Blue Penny Museum is an art and history museum that is wholly devoted to Mauritius. It houses some prestigious collections, which are true testimony of the historical and cultural wealth and diversity of Mauritius, in a stunning layout. Admission Ticket Not Included Stop At: Central Market Port Louis- After having moved around between the Company Garden (Jardin de la Compagnie) and the actual place of the Theatre for quite some time during the early colonial times, the Central Market finally settled in the where was previously the ‘Bassin des Chaloupes’ and its current location. The building we can see is standing since 1839. Quite a history it possesses! Duration: 30 minutes Admission Ticket Free Stop At: Aapravasi Ghat In the district of Port Louis, lies the 1,640 m2 site where the modern indentured labour diaspora began. In 1834, the British Government selected the island of Mauritius to be the first site for what it called ‘the great experiment’ in the use of ‘free’ labour to replace slaves. Between 1834 and 1920, almost half a million indentured labourers arrived from India at Aapravasi Ghat to work in the sugar plantations of Mauritius, or to be transferred to Reunion Island, Australia, southern and eastern Africa or the Caribbean. The buildings of Aapravasi Ghat are among the earliest explicit manifestations of what was to become a global economic system and one of the greatest migrations in history. Duration: 30 minutes Admission Ticket Free Stop At: Port Louis Centre Post Office Found in the Capital City of Port Louis, the Central Post Office (also known as the General Post Office) dates back since the early Colonial period. The building was erected in 1868, but was inaugurated in December 1870 by Governor Gordon. The Post Office now acts as a Postal Museum showing the history of the Postal Services in Mauritius ranging from old stamps to even some railway history as previously the Postal Services were effected through railway stations acting also as Post Offices in a certain way. We can also notice that this wide space in front of the Colonial building we can see in the above picture has also disappeared, and replaced by the motorway which passes in front of it. Duration: 30 minutes Admission Ticket Free