Communications and international-relations graduate seeking a permanent NGO role, with event and project-management experience and interests in human rights and development.
Take a guided ecotour through a remnant of Rodrigues’ native forest, visit the information centre and reach a viewpoint. Latest published MWF fees are from June 2023; confirm current prices and tour times before visiting.
See Mauritius’s wild southern coast at Gris Gris near Souillac: dark shore, cliffs and open-ocean waves. Public beach access is free; swimming is not recommended because of strong currents and large waves.
A UNESCO-listed cultural landscape in southwest Mauritius, shaped by the history of maroon resistance. As of 17 September 2026, only the lower trail section is open; the upper section remains closed.
A public beach on Mauritius’s west coast, known for its long shoreline, lagoon views and sunsets over the Indian Ocean. Public beach access in Mauritius is free.
Beaches and lagoon on Île aux Cerfs. Public beach access is free; boat crossings and packages cost extra. Operator packages: weekend Rs 1,350/adult, Rs 950/child; weekday Rs 1,950/adult, Rs 1,550/child.
Explore Mauritius’s 353-hectare protected lagoon. The adjacent public beach is free; boat and snorkelling trips are separate. Current examples: from €25 adult / €20 child, or resident-only rates from MUR 600.
Explore the story of Mauritian tea at Bois Chéri: visit the factory and museum, walk among tea fields, and book a tasting or lunch experience. Current seller-listed packages start at Rs 800 per child and Rs 1,600 per adult; rates vary by date and season.
Explore maintained trails through native forest in the privately managed Ferney reserve. Four routes range from an easy 5 km walk to a challenging 18 km hike; resident and tourist entry rates differ.
Explore a self-guided nature park with giant tortoises, scheduled feedings, wildlife exhibits and museums. Open daily 09:00–17:00; tickets Rs 295–975 by visitor category.
Explore restored ebony forest, endemic wildlife and easy trails at this conservation reserve in Chamarel. Choose from guided hikes, the Green Loop or a jeep tour.
Explore a restored 19th-century château, gardens and orchards in Mapou. The official site lists several experiences and resident rates; non-resident prices should be confirmed directly.
Discover the historic heart of Port Louis: a lively market of produce, spices, herbs, local food and everyday Mauritian life. Entry is free; purchases are extra.
Free admission to Port Louis’s historic immigration depot and interpretation centre. Allow about an hour for a visit; guided visits are available by prior booking.
A museum of Mauritian history and art at Le Caudan Waterfront, from navigation and old Port Louis to the island’s story and famous postage stamps. Non-resident tickets: Rs 325 adult, Rs 200 child/student; family of 2 adults + 2 children Rs 820.
A museum of Mauritian history and art at Le Caudan Waterfront, from navigation and old Port Louis to the island’s story and famous postage stamps. Non-resident tickets: Rs 325 adult, Rs 200 child/student; family of 2 adults + 2 children Rs 820.
Explore the historic Pamplemousses garden, with giant water lilies, palm avenues and tropical plant collections. Entry prices, opening hours and visit options below.
