They have been renovated of course but wheelchair access is still non-existent. There is at least one steep step to climb and again no wheelchair access. Those are really non-accessible to the physically disabled. They are very popular in Mauritius for tourists and nationals, but one hardly ever sees people with disabilities there. The sea is out of reach for them, toilets cannot be used.
Access is barred once more by inconvenient steps.
Even the most recent one, finished in 1990, makes no allowance for the accommodation of persons using wheelchairs. If one includes hostels, doctors and dentist offices, restaurants, etc. Indeed, one can hardly find a place in Mauritius where concern for the accessibility is shown. In conclusion, we can say that Mauritius is very deficient in accessibility facilities for people with disabilities. A campaign of awareness awakening should be launched along the media sources already mentioned and society made to progress from natural inborn goodwill to social self-discipline, enforced by law where necessary.