A must see - A magnificent place where the history of the island and sugar cane mix. Essential to understand all the stages of sugar but also of rum and the epic of the population. Sugar tasting at the end of the visit, but be careful expensive but also honey and rum

100% recommended. - We visited as part of the scheduled excursion to visit the north of the island. We really liked the factory/museum, the sugar tasting and the rum tasting. We were lucky enough to eat at the factory restaurant and we ate very well.

Fun and imformative - Great tour ( need your mobile phone!) A great way to get the history of sugar from the island, great fro children too, aimed at all ages. Rum tasting at the end

Interesting history - Small coach tour with an excellent guide. Fascinating factory with a very well written story of the island. Although no longer functioning you get close up to the (UK made) machinery. The visit also included a sugar tasting (now we understand the different sugars!) and of course a rum tasting. It was surpassing just how many different types of rum they produced.

Go for the restaurant! - We had been recommended to visit this museum as their restaurant was supposed to be good for lunch and they were not wrong! The museum was interesting, you can download an app to listen to the tour in your chosen language but it is very long so I skipped through a few chapters. You can taste rum and sugar in the shop afterwards which had a wide variety of such products to buy but they were not cheap (like everything else in Mauritius). The restaurant was well worth the drive, it was lovely. We had lunch quite early (around noon) as we’d finished our tour which was handy as quite a few tables were already booked. The crime brûlée was one of the best I’ve ever had, definitely try it.

The world of sugar - Such a huge place with so many informations! It could take the whole day for you to read and explore every corner of the sugar museum. We took the audio guide which is an app that you download via your phone. It leads you throught museum points explaining about Mauritius history, start od sugar production and impact on the social life. At the end od the tour you have a shop where you can taste whole bunch of different kinds of sugar and rum. Enjoy! P.S. it is a perfect activity to do when its a rainy day

Very interesting. Not to miss. - Very enriching and complete museum with activities offered at the end for tasting different types of sugar, honey and rum. I particularly thank Ms. Darshinee for her service.

Plan your day, a museum with everything - Visited here whilst on honeymoon as we had been recommended it by a few people. Firstly this place is huge and filled with a lot of information. You could visit here and not need to visit any other museum on the island. With that said though it is a lot of text to read so plan your time wisely as you could spend the day reading absolutely everything. At the end of the museum path is a gift shop and a rum section which we looked forward to however if you’re driving keep in mind you won’t be able to taste them all. We had excellent service by the gentleman at the bar. Would recommend.

Interesting self guided tour - A very well laid out self guided tour. Very interesting story and significantly more about the history of Mauritius than I expected. Very interesting and engaging place. I would recommend improving the cooling inside. It was extremely hot and sticky inside.

Beautiful but expensive - The site is very beautiful. The shop offers superb typical products from Mauritius but the prices are too high I preferred to go to the Craft Market in Port Louis to buy all the souvenirs