Getaways to the East! Mauritius of yesteryear
Departure Point : All Around Mauritius.
Location : East of Mauritius
Duration : 8 hours approximately.
Opening Hours : 08.30 – 17.00
Operating Days : Every day
Getaways to the East! Mauritius prehistoric times
Naval Museum
The Naval Museum is the only place that bears witness to the battle of Vieux Grand Port in 1810 between the French and the English. The battle which lasted for several days was a great attempt by the British to conquer the island. The wounded British and French soldiers received treatment, during the time of conflict. The museum has taken up the battle’s narrative. If you have an interest in history the Naval Museum is definitely worth a visit.
La Vallée de Ferney
Ferney, a mythical land with a legendary name, has been a privileged destination for observers of our history. It contains a promise – the promise to make those who inhabit these lands prosper, both as individuals and as a collective, by placing nature and agriculture at the heart of our way of life. la Vallée de Ferney it’s a conservation success story and eco-living showcase. This biodiverse sanctuary protects endangered native forests, hosting over 700 plant species, including rare ebony, Eugenia bojeri (bois clou), takamaka, araucaria, and the iconic traveller’s tree (Ravenala) Whether you’re keen to trek among rare trees and birds, tour , taste local cuisine.
The ‘Rault Biscuit Factory’
La Biscuiterie Manioc is located in Mahébourg. Where the process of manufacturing “Biscuit Manioc” take place. round the world, biscuits are considered traditional and unique. Around 1735, Mahe de Labourdonnais first used this product to feed cattle. It eventually served as the laborer’s food source. The biscuits are still made today with the same ancient method and are available in a variety of flavors. This unique place is absolutely worth visiting and shall take you to a past atmosphere.
Village of Mahébourg
The village of Mahébourg which bears its name from the famous French governor Mahé de Labourdonnais is a folkloric place. Most popular for its traditional market which takes place every Monday. The bustling spot on this day is considered the least touristy and most traditional. With it’s great deals on all its items, including clothes, spices and more. A wide variety of offers of local products, fruits, vegetables, spices, clothes etc. You can also try traditional dishes like Biryani, Noodles and Kulfi (Traditional Ice Cream).









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An interesting experience. A great way to learn the history of Mauritius.
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