Rivière du Rempart is a district located in Mauritius. The region lies on the Northeastern side of the country. Mapou is the administrative center of the district.Rivière du Rempart is a prominent touristic destination in the Mauritius island. Some of the most popular locations where tourists decide to spend their vacation are Grand Gaube, Roches Noires and Plaine des Papayes.
The beautiful beaches and the unspoiled natural sights are the main touristic attractions of this region where travelers can hike, dive, practice kitesurfing and explore the surroundings. Skippers can moor in one of Rivière du Rempart's marinas by booking their berth online in advance through MarinaReservation.com.
This region started to develop in the second half of the 18th century due to the extensive cultures of sugar cane that supported the sugar production. In the 19th century a second industry started to develop known as the mechanical industry that flourished thanks to the factory of Auguste and Gustave Maurel. Today tourism is one of the most important sources that sustain the district’s economy. Many resorts, restaurants, tour operators and marinas offer top quality services for international travelers and skippers alike.
Grand Gaube is a beautiful traditional town that hosts two harbors and many local souvenir boutiques and lovely dinners.
Roches Noires is a peaceful settlement with traditional dwellings and wild beaches where travelers can enjoy a quiet afternoon.
Chateau De Labourdonnais is a historical building reflecting the Italian neoclassical architecture where tourists can admire a museum, a rum distillery, and a magnificent orchid collection.The Tamil Surya Oudaya Sangam Temple in Grand Baie is a fascinating Hindu temple decorated with colorful statues representing deities while the Notre Dame Auxiliatrice is a small church located in Cap Malheureux.
Those who want to go sightseeing have plenty opportunities in Rivière du Rempart.
Mapou village is located in a residential area and offers tourist the chance to enjoy a relaxing walk through the trees and visit the Château de Labourdonnais. Poudre d'Or hosts a beautiful small port and multiple accommodation facilities.
Calodyne is another remote destination where people can unwind and bathe in the turquoise waters or visit the lagoon and surrounding islets.
Some other extraordinary places to go bathe and enjoy the fine golden sands are situated in Cap Malheureux, Grand-Baye and Roches Noires.
The multicultural heritage of the area is reflected in its traditional ceremonies, events and local cuisine which are greatly admired by international travelers.
Rivière du Rempart is a perfect location for travelers who want to forget about the city life and enjoy an utterly relaxing vacation.
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