Quatre Bornes, also known as La Ville des Fleurs, is a town in Mauritius, located mainly in the Plaines Wilhems District. Its western part lies in the Rivière Noire District. The town is administered by the Municipal Council of Quatre Bornes. Wikipedia
May to December: Pleasant and dry — great for exploring markets and walking around.
January to April: Warmer with occasional rain, especially in the afternoons, but still good for shopping and indoor attractions.
Roughly 30 to 45 minutes by car from either Port Louis or the airport.
Well-connected by bus to many parts of the island, including Curepipe, Rose Hill, and Flic en Flac.
Also easily accessible by taxi or rental car.
Quatre Bornes Market: The town’s biggest draw. Open every day, but most vibrant on Thursdays and Sundays with textiles, clothes, crafts, and local food.
Shopping Centers: Trianon Shopping Park and other malls offer modern retail and food courts.
Sodnac Wellness Park: Great for jogging, walking, or family outings.
Local temples, churches, and mosques reflect the town’s multicultural makeup
Bargain at the textile market — a paradise for fabrics, clothing, and accessories.
Relax at the wellness park for sunset walks or light exercise.
Attend local festivals like Cavadee, Diwali, or Eid if visiting during celebration periods.
Explore food stalls and snack shops for local favorites like gato pima, roti chaud, and alouda (a sweet local drink).
Use Quatre Bornes as a base for day trips to beaches or mountain areas nearby.
Business hotels and guesthouses: Well-suited for travelers wanting to stay centrally.
Budget hotels and apartments: Available for longer stays or more local-style living.
While not a beach town, it’s convenient for commuting to both coasts.
Street food vendors around the market serve some of the best Mauritian snacks.
Casual eateries offer Chinese, Indian, Creole, and fusion dishes.
Cafés and bakeries are dotted throughout town, great for a light bite or coffee break.