Mauritius · FOOD
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 12 food experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste faratas, dumplings and pastries while exploring Port Louis market, Chinatown, Company Gardens and Mauritian culture on foot.
“Christopher was super engaging, sweet and patient. He was also very passionate about the Mauritian history and culture. Food reccos were great - we would have never tried this food otherwise. Definitely go for it!”
Taste Mauritian street food while exploring Port Louis, Chinatown, Central Market, Aapravasi Ghat, street art, and local history.
“We had an amazing time on Thursday 12 Feb! We learnt so much about the history of Mauritius. So much food along the way! Would highly recommend.”
Taste roti, sugarcane juice, Chinese sweets, and more while exploring Port Louis with a local guide on this lively three-hour food walk.
“Rudy was so great! He was very knowledgeable not just about the history of Port Louis but also about the various migrant workers that adapted their home foods to fit the Mauritian climate and create the Mauritian street food we tasted. We lovRead more”
Taste Mauritian street food, explore Port Louis Market and Chinatown, and learn how Indian, Chinese, and African influences shape local cuisine.
“our guide was excellent, we had a great time!! cone with empty stomach:)))”
Swim near turtles at Trou aux Biches, then taste dholl puri and samosas on a guided Port Louis food walk.
“Baboo - our driver - was such a good guy. He was very informative and kind, which made us feel safe and appreciated. We saw a turtle and swimmed with it for half an hour. Furthermore the Port Louis trip was good and Well excecuted. 5 stars from Clara and Simon.”
Taste Mauritian specialties on a 3.2 km walking tour through Mahebourg, with waterfront views, local stories, lunch, snacks, and tea.
“Adrien super guide, il est arrivé savait déjà nos prénoms on a bien rigolé avec lui et avons appris pleins de chose sur l histoire de Mahebourg et de Maurice , dégustation au top, j aurais aimer plus faire le tour du marché ça été un peu trop raRead more”
Review of Mauritius’s 5-hour sunset catamaran cruise with unlimited drinks, dinner, local snacks, DJ music, and north-coast views.
“Would not recommend for English speakers, couldn’t communicate with the staff and the music was all French. Booking says to arrive at 1650 we were waiting for an hour before getting transported to the boat with little to no indication from staff where we should be or when we’d get moving. Very poorly organised and overall not enjoyable for us.”
Taste Mauritian street food in Port Louis with a small group, Central Market, Chinatown, Hakka dishes, and guide Christopher.
“Very good Tour, terrific Guide, good tasty food, the guide was very informative and shows is around food stans and shops. Good Company.”
Taste Mauritian dishes, drinks, history, and local stories on a four-hour small-group food walk through Grand Baie.
“Tour was really excellent. Great food and lots of factual information in the island as well as historical as we walked around. Guide was great company too and really helpful m. Good value for money.”
Taste Mauritian classics, local drinks, and Grand Baie history on a four-hour walking food tour through its back streets.
“Intéressant de pouvoir déguster des plats mauriciens en découvrant de multiples facettes du pays avec le guide Adrien qui est passionné par son pays et son métier”
Taste Mauritian street food, stroll historic Mahebourg, and ride the La Chaux River on a small-group village tour.
“Great variety of food and well explained by Christophe. My husband particularly liked that much of it was spicy and could be made hotter according to personal preference. Real Mauritian food in real Mauritian places which is just what we wanted.”
Explore Port Louis Chinatown through Sino-Mauritian street food, market stops, local history, and drinks on this intimate 4-hour tour.
“During our honeymoon we wanted to get to know Port Louis a little better and what better way than with a culinary tour of the city.”
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