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The Seneque family produces unique manioc (cassava) biscuits since 1870. The H. Rault biscuit factory, situated in Mahébourg, in the South-East of Mauritius, is now run by the 4th generation of this family. The making and baking is still very traditional and that’s the beauty of it, but they have kept developing new (natural) flavours and variants. The factory is now open to visitors, and this is the reason why it is recommended by us.
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| | Biscuiterie H. Rault: Mauritius’s oldest factory still in operation and traditional, invites you for a guided tour and tasting excursion More Info >> | |
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| | Discover the traditional facet of Mauritius and the making of our products - teas, rum, vanilla, essential oils - as you stroll down our exotic gardens. More Info >> | |
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| | La Vanille is a picturesque and idyllic nature reserve, extending over 3.5 hectares of luxuriant greenery. An ideal Family Excursion in Mauritius… More Info >> | |
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| | The Labourdonnais domain is an agricultural venture in the tradition of the great land holdings of the country. More Info >> | |
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| | The Natural History Museum, at the centre of Port Louis, is the oldest Museum in Mauritius and has originated from the Desjardins Museum, which was opened in 1842. More Info >> | |
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| | The Frederik Hendrik Museum, Vieux Grand Port Historic Site, retraces the history of the Site through visuals and objects excavated. More Info >> | |
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| | The National History Museum in Mahébourg retraces the history of the successive colonization of Mauritius by the Dutch, French and English up to the 19th century. More Info >> | |
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