Taste the delicious local street food of Mauritius
Discover the hidden spots of the capital that only locals know about
Learn about the history of Mauritius and its different cultures
Experience the colourful and bustling Port Louis local market
Meet food vendors and hear their stories
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混乗ツアー
集合時間
遅め(9:00以降)
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伝統的な市場、まち歩きガイドツアー、史跡・名所巡り、ウォーキング
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徒歩
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Discover the sights and tastes of Port Louis through a guided street food tour. Let your guide lead you through the bustling streets to some of the authentic food stops of the capital.
Starting at the Caudan Waterfront, head into the heart of the city by foot to explore its hidden corners and local food stops. From Indo-Mauritian "faratas" (fried dough bread) served with Creole "rougaille" (a rich tomato-based dish), to Sino-Mauritian "boulettes" (dumplings) and Franco-Mauritian pastries, discover the Mauritian cultures by tasting their local delicacies. Indulge in approximately seven sensational tastings.
Along the way, explore the real Port Louis: the old buildings and the stories they have to tell, the Company Gardens with their majestic hanging Banyan trees, the busy market full of colours, voices and flavours, and China Town and its will to preserve its culture. Join this three-hour walking food tour and satisfy your appetite for food, history and culture.
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Not Suitable For: People with gluten intolerance
Not Suitable For: Vegans
What To Bring: Comfortable shoes
What To Bring: Sun hat
What To Bring: Umbrella
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Rain gear
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
Know Before You Go: This tour covers a distance of just under 4km by foot
Know Before You Go: This tour does not cater to vegan or gluten-free diets
Know Before You Go: Poor weather does not warrant a cancellation, unless a specific warning has been issued by the authorities
Know Before You Go: This tour is possible for people with limited mobility, but it is not recommended