Port Louis Bazaar (Central Market) is a shopping destination in the north-west of Mauritius, catering to the full range of retail needs from everyday groceries to luxury goods and island souvenirs.

Mauritius has developed a sophisticated retail landscape, combining air-conditioned modern malls, traditional street markets, artisan craft shops, and duty-free boutiques. The island's multicultural character is reflected in its retail variety — from Indian spice shops and Chinese grocery stores to French fashion boutiques and African craft galleries.

The vibrant Port Louis Bazaar offers a mix of fresh produce, spices, handmade crafts, and souvenirs. It’s a must-visit for a cultural shopping experience.

Key souvenirs from Mauritius include model ships (hand-carved wooden replicas made on the island), vanilla and spices, local rum (especially from artisanal distillers), Creole handicrafts, tie-dye clothing, and colourful fabric. High-quality model ships are a Mauritian speciality and make beautiful gifts, though prices vary significantly between tourist traps and quality workshops.

Shopping hours in Mauritius: malls are typically open 10am–9pm Monday to Sunday. Traditional markets open early morning and close by early afternoon, especially on weekdays. Grand Baie Bazaar is one of the most popular tourist markets for clothing and souvenirs.

For authentic local products, the Central Market in Port Louis and the Mahébourg market (Saturday morning) offer the most genuine Mauritian retail experience at fair prices.