What to do in Port Louis

This vibrant waterfront complex showcases Mauritius through luxury shops and local artisan boutiques. Stroll under the colourful umbrella walkway before exploring the Blue Penny Museum's rare stamps and maritime history.

This bustling Victorian-era market showcases Mauritian culture through exotic spices and crafts. Sample authentic street food like dholl puri while browsing handmade souvenirs on the upper level.

This mid-Victorian museum showcases Mauritius' postal history from Dutch rule through British colonisation. Philately enthusiasts can admire rare stamps, including the famous Blue Penny.

Why not roll the dice with a visit to Port Louis Casino during your visit to Les Salines? Stroll along the seaside or visit the shops in the area.

Wander through one of Africa's oldest Chinatowns where vibrant street art meets authentic Chinese cuisine. Explore family-owned shops and savour freshly prepared dim sum while discovering hidden gems.

Established in 1812, this historic racecourse is the second-oldest in the world and where Mauritius declared independence. Experience the thrill of weekend races alongside locals from March through December.

Port Louis Central Market buzzes with Victorian-era charm, offering exotic spices to local handicrafts. Arrive early to sample authentic Mauritian street food and interact with friendly vendors in this cultural treasure.

This 1822 colonial masterpiece stands as one of the southern hemisphere's oldest playhouses. Though closed for renovation, its historic façade offers a glimpse into Mauritius' rich performing arts heritage.