6 Tickets & Entry Passes in Mauritius Worth Booking

1.Entrance Ticket To Curious Corner of Chamarel

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 96 reviews · from $11Our pick

At Curious Corner of Chamarel, you’ll explore an indoor gallery of optical illusions, including an upside-down room and mirror maze. Allow about 1 to 1.5 hours, then visit the garden cafe or gift shop. It sits opposite the Seven Colored Earths, making this an easy add-on to a Chamarel sightseeing day.

“Un bon moment à passer en famille. Les photos souvenirs avec lesquelles on repart sont bluffantes. Ça vaut le détour !”

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2.Ticket to the largest Oceanarium of the Mascarene Islands

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 36 reviews · from $33

Visit Odysseo Oceanarium Mauritius in Port Louis and explore 45 aquatic habitats holding about 2,000 cubic meters of water. Your mobile ticket covers entry to the largest oceanarium in the Mascarene Islands, where you can see around 200 Indian Ocean species and learn about ocean conservation. Plan for one to two hours.

“It was an awesome experience. I will recommend that you guys should visit the place. You would love it”

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3.Casela Nature Parks Entrance Ticket with Transfer

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · 7 hours · from $255

Spend up to seven hours at Casela Nature Parks on Mauritius’s west coast, with private hotel transfers, park entry, an African Safari Truck Tour, Tulawaka Gold Coaster, aviary walk, and wildlife viewing. English or French-speaking drivers handle the ride. Extra rides, food, and drinks cost more.

“This activity feels like a tourist trap. The entrance ticket for the nature park (which is essentially a zoo) is only around 30 EUR, so the tour price is extremely overpriced. We completed the whole park in about 2.5 hours, including a 1-hour slow open-truck safari where you see some freely walking zebras, impalas and a few giraffes from a distance. If you still want to visit, I strongly recommend going on your own instead of booking this tour. The staff at the park are extremely friendly and helpful, and it’s very easy to manage everything yourself. For two people, we could have done the same experience for around 100–150…”

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4.Private Full Day Tour with Entry Tickets & Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 12 reviews

Spend about eight hours with a private bilingual driver-guide exploring Mauritius beyond its beaches. Visit Trou aux Cerfs, Grand Bassin, Alexandra Falls, Black River Gorges, Chamarel Waterfalls, and Seven Coloured Earth, with a traditional Mauritian lunch included. Guides such as Sadick tailor the day to your interests, though weather and road works can affect the schedule.

“The driver was friendly and the car was spotless. The trip was nice, but we had bad luck with the weather; it rained all day and was cold. We loved Chamarel, the boat shop, and the Rumeria, which was very pretty. We weren't able to enjoy the wonderful views during the rest of the trip because it was foggy, cold, and rainy. It's much better in good weather.”

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5.Entrance Ticket to World of Seashells museum

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7 reviews · from $7Best value

Visit the World of Seashells in Chamarel with a mobile ticket and spend about 45 minutes to 1.5 hours examining 8,000 shells from around the world. You’ll learn about shell anatomy, defense systems, cultural uses, myths, legends, and the mathematics behind spiral forms. It is especially appealing to families and anyone who loves the sea.

“Their collection of seashells is really amazing. The info provided was incredible. It's definitely worth seeing. I had no idea how many different seashells existed and how valuable they were to the eco system”

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6.Curious Mauritius Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 3 reviews · 1 day · from $15

At Curious Corner in Chamarel, you can test your senses across more than 40 interactive exhibits. Walk through the Mirror Maze, shrink or grow in the Ames Room, play laser music, and take upside down photos. English and French assistance is available, and the experience suits all ages.

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