Mahébourg is a small town on the south-eastern coast of the island of Mauritius, having a population of 15,457 as of 2015. It is considered the main town of the Grand Port District. Wikipedia
May to December: Ideal weather — dry, cool, and breezy. Great for walking and boat trips.
January to April: Warmer and more humid, with occasional showers, but still lovely for lagoon activities.
Located about 15 minutes from the international airport, making it one of the most accessible towns for new arrivals.
Easily reachable by car, taxi, or bus from most parts of the island.
Located about 15 minutes from the international airport, making it one of the most accessible towns for new arrivals.
Easily reachable by car, taxi, or bus from most parts of the island.
Stroll along the waterfront at sunrise or sunset.
Take a boat ride on the lagoon for snorkeling or simply enjoying the turquoise water.
Visit historic sites to learn about the Dutch and French colonial periods.
Explore the market and try Mauritian street snacks like gato pima or roti.
Cycle through the village or walk along the coastal trails.
Guesthouses and small hotels are common, many run by local families.
Riverside lodges and eco-lodges offer a peaceful retreat near the bay.
Great options for travelers seeking authenticity and affordability.
Seafood is a highlight—grilled fish, octopus curry, and crab dishes are popular.
Creole and Indian cuisine are widely available at local restaurants and food stalls.
Street food: Try dholl puri, samosas, fried noodles, or chili cakes.
Riverside cafés and casual eateries near the market and waterfront offer scenic dining options.