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Take a hike to the top of Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This imposing mountain was once a refuge for runaway slaves and is an important cultural landmark.

Visit the Chamarel Waterfall and the Seven Colored Earth, a geological phenomenon where sand dunes have been naturally colored in seven different colors. Stop at a rum distillery to learn about the history of rum production on the island and sample some of the local varieties.

Enjoy dinner at La Table du Ch teau, a fine dining restaurant in a restored colonial mansion.

Go on a safari adventure at the Black River Gorges National Park. This park is home to several species of endemic plants and birds, as well as the Mauritian flying fox.

Visit the Casela World of Adventures, a nature reserve that is home to over 1500 birds, lions, tigers, and other animals. Go on a safari drive, zipline through the forest, or walk with lions.

Have dinner at the Beach House, a seafood restaurant with stunning sea views.

Take a guided tour of Port Louis, the capital city of Mauritius. Visit the Central Market, where you can find local crafts, spices, and street food. Stop by the Blue Penny Museum to see the rarest stamps in the world.

Visit the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. See giant water lilies, palm trees, and the famous Talipot Palm, which flowers only once every 30 years.

Dine at The Boathouse, a seafood restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere and beautiful ocean views.

Spend the day exploring the beautiful beaches of Mauritius. Visit Trou aux Biches, Mont Choisy, or Flic en Flac for sun, sand, and sea.

Go parasailing or water skiing off the coast of Grand Baie. For a more relaxed afternoon, visit the L'Aventure du Sucre museum to learn about the history of sugar cultivation on the island.

Enjoy dinner at The Test Kitchen, a trendy restaurant with an ever-changing menu of fusion cuisine.

Take a day trip to the nearby island of Rodrigues. Go on a boat tour of the island's lagoons, swim with dolphins, and explore the Caverne Patate, a subterranean cave system.

Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach and spend the afternoon relaxing in the sun.

Return to Mauritius and have dinner at Escale Creole, a restaurant specializing in traditional Mauritian cuisine.

Visit the Eureka House, a restored colonial mansion that now serves as a museum. See antiques, vintage photographs, and learn about the history of the island.

Take a guided tour of the Domaine de Chazal, a private nature reserve that is home to several species of endangered birds. Go on a nature walk, explore the waterfalls, or take a dip in the natural swimming pool.

Dine at the Ch teau Mon D sir, a fine dining restaurant in a restored colonial mansion with views of the ocean.

Take a trip to the Mahebourg Market, a bustling marketplace where you can find local crafts, food, and spices.

Visit the Blue Bay Marine Park, a protected marine reserve where you can snorkel, dive, or take a glass-bottom boat tour to see the colorful coral and fish.

Have dinner at the Chez Tino Restaurant, a popular local spot known for its Creole cuisine.

Go on a hiking tour of the Tamarind Falls, a series of seven waterfalls set in a lush, tropical forest.

Visit the Rhumerie de Chamarel, a distillery that produces artisanal rum from local sugarcane. Take a tour of the distillery, sample the rum, and enjoy a lunch at the restaurant.

Enjoy dinner at the Le Fangourin Restaurant, a fine dining restaurant that specializes in contemporary Mauritian cuisine.

Take a day trip to the nearby island of Reunion, a French territory known for its natural beauty and rugged landscape. Go on a helicopter tour of the island, see the Piton de la Fournaise volcano, and explore the Cirque de Cilaos.

Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach and spend the afternoon relaxing in the sun.

Return to Mauritius and have dinner at the Beach Rouge, a beachfront restaurant with a casual vibe and delicious seafood.