Central Market Port Louis

This was my first time visiting this part of Port Louis, and this market truly surprised me. You can buy groceries, meat, vegetables, souvenirs, or dresses. This market meets all your needs. Some parts of the market are ♿wheelchair accessible, while some areas have steps that can create difficulty for wheelchair users. The first floor has many souvenirs available at good prices. There is also a souvenirs market right in front of this place where you can buy T shirts, fridge magnets, caps, and many other items. I liked the vegetables and fruit market the most because I saw all the fruits and vegetables extremely fresh and of good quality. If you are in Mauritius 🇲🇺, you should definitely visit this market.

If you want to enjoy the atmosphere of a classic market, you've come to the right place. You'll find fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, and you'll definitely get a good price for your holiday souvenirs. And even shopaholics will find something to their liking here.

Overpriced market but still nice to experience and to visit. Port Louis is the home of the largest market, where you can find fresh food items, local dishes, and various handcrafted goods that are useful to locals and serve as souvenirs for tourists. It is always crowded, even during weekdays, as many locals working in Port Louis stop by for a cheap snack. You can find fresh meat, poultry, fish and seafood, as well as veggies, fruits and spices. You can also buy many handcrafted souvenirs and gifts, but keep in mind you must bargain all the time. It's also one of the best places for local street food.

Quite interesting, but really not much different from other large markets. You get the feeling you're being ripped off everywhere. Souvenirs are sometimes offered here for two to three times the price of other sales locations, for example, in Gorges National Park (Gorges Viewpoint) or near Cristal Rock. Additionally it is loud and dirty...but still, if you want to see Port Louis and it is on your way. Do a quick stop and have a view.

Loved the food here good place to buy your souvenirs please try Alouda Pillay refer to the pic to find the correct stall. Again when you speak English you get charged more try your best to speak French or check the prices so you know when they robbing you

A vibrant spot to soak in local life, the Port Louis Central Market is a must-visit when in the capital. On the ground floor, you’ll find a colorful, bustling space where locals buy their daily fruits, vegetables, and herbs — a great place to observe the rhythm of Mauritian everyday life. Head up to the second level for clothes, textiles, and a wide selection of souvenirs. Wearing your “tourist lens,” the market is both fun and eye-opening. It’s not just a place to shop, but a way to experience the heart of the city — loud, lively, and full of character.

The market was very clean and fruits and vegetables sold there were fresh. Quite impressed .

Worth a visit to experience and good variety. Fruit, veg, clothes, food hall, souvenir tat. Winds down from about 4pm. Easy parking across the road by the sea, but can be busy traffic to get there. Be sure to get some alouda and rotis. Also interesting around the bus station