Mauritius: Authentic South and Eat with Locals Experience

Located near Mahebourg in southeast Mauritius, Blue Bay is a popular village known for its picturesque Beach, its marine park and the neighbouring islet of Ile des Deux Cocos. Whether you're seeking relaxation, snorkelling adventures or simply a peaceful escape, Blue Bay promises a slice of paradise worth exploring.

Located in the southeast of Mauritius, the National History Museum of Mahébourg, is housed in Château Gheude, a national heritage building dating back to 1772. It showcases a number naval artefacts and the maritime history of Mauritius such as sea battles and shipwrecks. The Naval Museum of Mauritius contains the reminiscences of the French colonial empire and the replicas of the ancillary that were used in the historical battle. The interesting aspects of the Naval Museum of Mahebourg lie not solely in its collection of exhibits, but also in its history as a building. It is worthwhile to see both the exterior of the building and the different exhibitions.

Travelers will visit the manioc biscuit factory. These biscuits, available in various flavours, are made following a traditional method, which has remained unchanged since its creation over 140 years ago. A visit to Domaine Les Délices, owned by the Rault-Sénèque family, will allow you to discover our complete range of biscuits and will take you back to an atmosphere of days gone by.

Travelers will also get the opportunity to let themselves be overwhelmed by a warmful welcome from our host and also eat and live like locals.