Restaurants & Nightlife in Mauritius

Restaurants & Nightlife in Mauritius

The restaurants are as various as the mauritian cuisine: French, Creole, Indian and Chinese and this often combined. In the cities and tourism centres are a great choice of restaurants; from small street-restaurants to top restaurants.

Restaurants in Mauritius In larger hotels events like sega evenings and shows of local artists are offered. The dancers will train you with practical exercises in the Sega dance. Pay attention to the stroke of the Ravanne.

Nightclubs & Discotheques are in

Beau Bassin: Le Saxophone

Grand Baie: Climax Club, Dream On Number One

Port Louis: Secrets

Quatre Bornes: Palladium

Rose Hill: Melody’s

All the noble gambling casinos have a special atmosphere. Roulette, Black Jack and Baccara are mostly played.

The following hotels have their own gambling casinos:

Trou aux Biches, La Pirogue Sun, St. Géran Sun, Belle Mare Plage, Le Paradis, Belle Mare Plage Hotel, Berjaya Le Morne Resort. More Casinos in Curepipe (Le casino de Maurice) and in Domaine Les Pailles (Le Grand Casino du Domaine).

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