Notre Dame Auxiliatrice- Travel Tips
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- 5 Reviews
Reviews of Red Church
Calum McGregor - 3
Not necessarily my cup of tea but was a very nice building to look at. I found the grounds more interesting such as the rock pools and jetty at the back. I can see this place being very interesting to those with more knowledge. Parking was scarce and ended up down the road about a 5 min walk from the church. Was a nice stop on our small road trip around the north east of the island.
Jon lefdemen - 5
Very quaint place with a very beautiful church and a nice beach. Very calm ambience. Locals preparing fresh fish for the BBQ. Artists drawing pictures. Very serene
Think Universal - 5
Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice de Cap Malheureux, located in the northernmost tip of Mauritius, is a striking church famous for its vivid red roof against the bright blue Mauritian sky. Built in 1938, it has become a significant landmark not only for its vibrant appearance but also for its serene setting overlooking the Indian Ocean. This church is especially popular for its stunning panoramic views, which include the distant silhouette of Coin de Mire Island. Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice is often visited by tourists and locals alike, drawn by its picturesque location and the peaceful ambiance it offers. Its significance extends beyond its beauty, as it serves as a place of worship and community gathering, embodying the local culture and spiritual life of the area. This site is also a popular spot for weddings and photography, making it a cultural and social hub in Cap Malheureux.
D Y - 4
Feb24- it's a red roofed church. Cool and serene inside. The clam shell motif and fixtures are lovely. No candles to light although a woman was clearing them Nice surrounds. Arrive early as it gets busy.
Monty M. - 4
A wonderful church with an incredible ocean backdrop fitting for the stunning island of Mauritius. There is a cute little bay here, but there are very few amenities. One for photographs whilst passing through
