Most visitors to Mauritius, when they do step out of their resorts, head to Port Louis, the capital city, in the heart of the north-west mountain range which is home to the bustling Chinatown, the Central market, and a picturesque waterfront surrounded by shopping arcades, restaurants and bars. Once finished with the shopping the action shifts to the Royal Road on Grand Baie – the best place for a tipple and night on the town. This seafront area is packed to the gills on weekends and single-handedly demolishes the perception of Mauritius as a sleepy island resort country. Begin your evening in Port Louis and then head for the pub street in Grand Baie as the night wears on.
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