* Flic en Flac
* Grand Baie
* Pereybere
* Belle Mare
* Blue Bay
* Coral reefs: Mauritius is home to some of the world's best coral reefs, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and scuba diving. The reefs are home to a wide variety of marine life, including fish, coral, and sea turtles.
* Sugarcane plantations: Mauritius has a long history of sugarcane cultivation, and sugarcane is still one of the island's main agricultural products. Visitors can tour sugarcane plantations and learn about the process of making sugar.
* Rum distilleries: Mauritius is also home to several rum distilleries, and visitors can tour the distilleries and sample the different rums that are produced.
* Hindu temples: Mauritius has a large Hindu population, and there are many Hindu temples on the island. Some of the most popular temples include:
* Maheswarnath Mandir
* Ganga Talao
* Triolet Mandir
* Shri Sagar Mandir
* Nature reserves: Mauritius has several nature reserves, which are home to a variety of native plants and animals. Some of the most popular nature reserves include:
* Black River Gorges National Park
* Casela Nature Park
* La Vanille Nature Park
* Mauritius Wildlife Sanctuary