A day in Port Louis for history and street food, then the garden at Pamplemousses, the sugar museum and the northern tip.
2 days, 12 stopsBalanced paceApr to May, Sep to NovApproved by TravPa Editors, Nov 7, 2026
Trip at a glance
Add your first day to see each day's date, weather, sunset and closing days.
Day 1: Aapravasi Ghat, the Central Market and Le Caudan
The indenture depot at Aapravasi Ghat, Chinatown murals, a street-food lunch at the market, the Citadel view and the Blue Penny stamps.
Check the weekday. Aapravasi Ghat is closed on Sundays. Blue Penny Museum is closed on Sundays.
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9:00 AMAapravasi GhatStart in the interpretation center, then see the depot ruins; allow about an hour. Closed Sundays, and it shuts at noon on Saturdays.About 1 hour 15 min here
Free to visit
Walk about 6 min
2
10:15 AMOptionalChinatownLook for the murals on Emmanuel Anquetil and Venpin streets, and the biscuit shops and dim sum around Royal Road.About 1 hour 15 min here
Free to visit
Walk about 8 min
3
11:45 AMPort Louis Central MarketEat at the street food kiosks: dholl puri, samosas and a glass of alouda. Crafts are upstairs, and bargaining is welcome.About 1 hour 15 min here
Pay as you go
Walk uphill about 15 min
4
1:15 PMOptionalFort Adelaide (La Citadelle)Climb to the British fort, built between 1830 and 1840, for a 360-degree view over the city and the harbor.About 1 hour 30 min here
Hilltop fort and viewpoint
Walk down to Le Caudan, about 20 min
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3:00 PMBlue Penny MuseumOpen until 4 PM, closed Sundays. The original stamps are lit for 10 minutes at a quarter past each hour, so time your visit.About 3 hours here
Non-resident adult: MUR 325 (about $7) · Pay at the door
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