Château de Labourdonnais

Beautifully conserved iconic château with extensive collection on display. You need to budget in three to four hours to cover the family history, sugar heritage, lush gardens, rum tasting etc. The view from the restaurant was stunning, the service was excellent and the food was delicious. The toothfish deglazed with vanilla was mouthwatering.

It was a very stylish colonial style house. We immerse ourselves there for three hours, learning about the history, the plantation, the development and family of the ones used to live there. What a heritage! We had lunch at La Table Chateau in the garden, the food is absolutely delicious. A great day to learn about Mauritius.

The castle is nice and makes it a great place to visit. The gardens are also green and beautiful. The rum, juice, and jam degustation service is slow and can definitely be improved.

Very nice chateau, that has been restored lovingly. A tour of the house as well as a juice and rhum tasting at the restaurant is included in the price. Lots of Mango trees on the grounds. Also check out the mall right next to it, especially the groceries store where you can buy everything they produce on the estate (up to 1000t a year of different fruit alone)

A nice Sunday visit. Not all areas are open on the weekend, so check first. The gardens are lovely, and a nice walk through the orchards is recommended. The Chateau itself is very interesting, with some nice displays and interesting family history. The petting farm was nice and great for kids, with lots of friendly animals. Tasting was enjoyable, jellied fruit was excellent, and then the juices or Rhum to accompany it. Some interesting flavors and a chance to buy

Great place to visit. The colonial house and opportunity to taste delicious Labourdonnais rum. Also nice place for walk around, have lunch in the restaurant or visit some shops next to.

What a find! Such a beautiful house with so much history. If you've been to the southern USA then this will seem very familiar. I'd definitely recommend visiting and taking advantage of the rum tasting.

Far too narrow cages for these animals that you see somewhere behind the beautiful house. Why keep animals that are not threatened with extinction in cages? What's more, there are no plants in the enclosure. Please set an example on the island. 16.12. New comment because of the answer below mentioned: from 1 to new 5 stars. Thanks .