Visit Tea Plantations in Mauritius

Domaine des Aubineaux

In the year 1872, Domaine des Aubineaux was initially established as a colonial house, which has recently been converted into a museum. Every corner of the house-turned-museum explains how beautifully the tea industry has contributed in modernizing the island of Mauritius and how proficiently it has benefited in establishing economical connections overseas.

The garden is a storehouse of some endemic tea species from where the production is supplied worldwide garnering major appreciation and increased demand for more supply. One must surely visit the tea plantations and get awestruck by the breathtaking beauty of the exotic forest and stretches of tea estates lingering all around.

Bois Chéri

Known as the largest tea producing estate of the Mauritian Island, Bois Chéri has been the pioneer producer since 1892. Retaining the ancient tradition, Bois Chéri had been famous for producing a specific variety of tea that carries the essence of ancient Mauritius along. However, in the recent years, Bois Chéri is also being praised for its new varieties of green tea, herbal tea, and the most popular flavored tea. People willing to visit tea plantations are also treated with few cups, only to savor the rich aroma of the raw flavor.

Saint Aubin House

Established in the year 1819, Saint Aubin House has been a home to the eminent developers of ancient sugar estates in Mauritius. However, in the recent 90s, the house has been thoroughly renovated in order to match the competing chunks of modernization. Saint Aubin House is still known as one of the most popular tourist attractions since the guests willing to visit the tea plantations are often treated with the panoramic view of the unlevelled estates of greenery intermingling with the fading beauty of fog and mist.