Notre Dame Auxiliatrice

The Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, located near Cap Malheureux, is one of the oldest churches on the island, having seen one of the most well-documented fights between the French and the British for possession of the island. It was constructed as a memorial to the shipwrecks that occurred off the northern shore. It's also known as "the red roof chapel," and it's notable for both its beauty and historical significance. The church, with its vivid red roof, is a one-of-a-kind and postcard-worthy site in Mauritius. This place is definitely one of the most beautiful historical sites in Mauritius.

Because of its basic construction and subdued color schemes, the chapel stands out among the other churches on the island. This Roman Catholic Church, which was built in the 1900s, continues to attract as many visitors as worshipers. The Notre Dame Auxiliatrice Chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, also has a lovely tiny beach directly behind its main edifice. The church has a large number of newlywed couples, as well as a beautiful choir that is well-known around the country. If you're in the northern portion of Mauritius, the church is a must-see.

Location: Cap Malheureux, Mauritius