Sea Power Mall Mauritius - Mauritius    Share

Nice and clean shopping centre. Has everything you will need if you are staying in the area... Loved it!

One of the best sand & sea in the world. The place to be for your bucket list

Very ambient croud and lively colours during festive days

Awesome place. More training for workers please. Mauritians also can be good clients. Customer care should not be reserved for tourists or people with big cars

In general I really like there agglomeration of businesses under one roof. It is functional to have a variety of products in a clean and safe environment. You have food courts, children playground, super markets and luxury shops. You feel at ease to do your shoppings and if you are hungry just catch a bite in the food court. If your child feels bored you bring him/her to the playground while you take a rest...this is where I start to depart from the initial functionality. In fact there is nowhere to rest. Being a business the aim is not for you to rest but to continue to consume until exhaustion. There is no green area,, scarce public bench with most right under the sun. The children area is yet another business with paid attractions. The free zone is most of the time weather dependant, sun or rain, the parents can't really interact with their children without making a fool of themselves and looking like over protecting monsters. The place lack animators, dedicated child lovers that you can trust. As for us adults we'd sometime like to sit down without having to consume or smell the food on the next table. While the ads would like us to believe that it is a family place it still smell business. To come back to GB La Croisette all the above is true but I dig the large spaces, the modern architecture, the really well thought designs, the essential variety of shops, the parking spaces. My real and only drawback is the overall lack of selflessness. La Croisette (not only them) should rethink the concept of shopping