St. Aubin House & Sugar Estate, a historical landmark and working rum distillery in Mauritius, bridges the island’s colonial past with its contemporary present. The estate centers on an 1819 plantation house, designated as a National Heritage Site, where visitors can explore the history and production of rum. Guests can participate in tastings and enjoy meals at the traditional restaurant, providing a sensory journey through the estate’s rich heritage and modern offerings.
St. Aubin House & Sugar Estate
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