- Le Caudan Waterfront - Begin your 7-8 hours shopping tour with a visit to the capital city with a hotel pick-up at your accommodation anywhere in Mauritius. You will meet and be greeted by our certified guide and after boarding to your comfortable vehicle, then set off for your first stop.
First of all, you’ll head to Le Caudan waterfront which has been the first major shopping development on the island of Mauritius and still is able to keep up with the trends and retain its charm as a modern waterfront mall. You will have the opportunity to stroll around and take great pictures of the umbrella alley and see the panoramic view of the port Louis harbour.
- Services of a certified private Guide/Driver
- Private air-conditioned transportation
- Complimentary bottled water upon arrival
- Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off in Mauritius
- Gratuities
- 3-course lunch (Optional)
- SSR Botanical garden (Optional)
The full-day shopping tour begins with a hotel pick up & drop off from any hotel or accommodation anywhere in Mauritius. Guests will get private transportation to all sights and places with a certified guide. Firstly, you’ll head to Caudan waterfront to the craft market where you are sure to find a lot of souvenirs for the family back home
Then, continue to Port Louis Central Market where you will find shops that fit all your needs, ready-made garments, spices, jewelry, watches, shoes, crafts amongst others for a very attractive price.
Afterward, you’ll head to Bagatelle shopping mall which is the most famous shopping mall in Mauritius. Then you’ll head to visit Floreal Square, where you will find duty-free & factory shops for anything from clothing, jewelry, silk, oriental rugs, handicrafts, exotic liquor, & spices.
As part of this trip, you will also visit places such as Citadelle fort to see the panoramic view of the capital city, Aapravasi Ghat, SSR Botanical garden, china town
- Please advice of any food allergies or illness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
