Things to Do at Caudan Waterfront
Complete Guide to Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis
About Caudan Waterfront
What to See & Do
Blue Penny Museum
Discover Mauritius's postal history and see the famous Blue Penny and Red Penny stamps, among the world's rarest and most valuable stamps
Craft Market
Browse authentic Mauritian handicrafts, textiles, spices, and souvenirs created by local artisans in a vibrant market atmosphere
Le Caudan Arts Centre
Explore rotating exhibitions of contemporary Mauritian art and cultural displays showcasing the island's artistic heritage
Harbor Cruise Terminal
Embark on sunset cruises, dolphin watching tours, or catamaran trips to nearby islands from this convenient departure point
Food Court and Restaurants
Savor diverse culinary experiences from street food to fine dining, featuring Mauritian Creole, Indian, Chinese, and international cuisines
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 9:30 AM - 9:30 PM (shops and restaurants may vary); Museums typically 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tickets & Pricing
Free entry to the waterfront complex; Individual attractions like Blue Penny Museum charge separate admission (around 200-300 MUR for adults)
Best Time to Visit
Late afternoon to evening for shopping and dining; Morning for museums and cultural sites; Sunset time for harbor views
Suggested Duration
3-5 hours for comprehensive visit including shopping, dining, and museum visits
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
Historic covered market offering spices, textiles, fresh produce, and local street food in an authentic atmosphere
UNESCO World Heritage Site marking the location where indentured laborers first arrived in Mauritius
British colonial fortress offering panoramic views over Port Louis and the harbor
Beautiful 19th-century mosque showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture in the heart of the capital
Learn about Mauritius's unique flora and fauna, including exhibits on the extinct dodo bird