Mauritius is arguably Africa’s wealthiest destination, a tropical paradise with tons to do. Port Louis, the modern capital of this 38-mile by 29-mile island, is a bustling port with a revitalized waterfront and a busy market. But most visitors gravitate toward resort areas such as Mont Choisy, quiet Trou-aux-Biches and the more bustling Flic en Flac, popular with scuba divers. Rivière Noire is ideal for those looking for great deep-sea fishing.
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Au calme, dans un cadre fleuri, c'est la seule villa-ecole de cuisine de Maurice ouverte au grand public - amateur ou passionne - pour de delicieux dejeuners interactifs de specialites regionales, assortis ou non d'ateliers pedagogiques permettant de comprendre et d'apprendre la cuisine metisse des Mascareignes. Demonstration de techniques majeures, travaux pratiques, degustations de nombreux mets et boissons prepares ici dans les regles de l'art ! Equipe hyper-pro, hyper-dynamique, soucieuse de partager son savoir dans un esprit de generosite propre aux chefs et a l'univers de la gastronomie. Ateliers ludiques specifiques pour les enfants, piscine pour se detendre, bibliotheque, boutiques, jardin d'aromates et d'epices... Un bel endroit, atypique, tout en senteurs et saveurs !
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This beautiful church with a scenic background including an island and a small beach is especially beautiful at sunset.
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. Dicovering the Morne Brabant - The slave route The Morne Brabant is a mountain of the south-west of Mauritius, on the peninsula of the Morne. Declared World Heritage by UNESCO since July 6, 2008, the site is a sanctuary for runaway slaves and is a strong cultural and patrimonial symbol for every Mauritian. Being on private land, Le Morne Brabant is one of the most preserved and wildest mountains of the island. It includes a multitude of endemic species, such as the rare Trochetia Boutonania, and its red flaming flower. The hike to the summit of Morne Brabant lasts between three and four hours, depending on the homogeneity of the group. Once on top, we discover the breathtaking panoramic views on the west and south-west lagoons and part of of the island.
We had a fantastic morning climbing this amazing mountain, especially given its links to slavery and the stronghold it became for escapee slaves. Make sure you take a few minutes to appreciate the little makeshift village at the bottom too. My husband was apprehensive of climbing the mountain without a guide, but I can assure anyone wanting to take on La Morne that you can absolutely do it on your own. The paths are well travelled and easy to navigate. They do become narrower and steeper towards the top once you pass the ‘Warning’ sign. There are also plenty of other walkers to know you are going in the right direction. Once you pass the sign do prepared for a steep ascent and slight bit of rock climbing/scrambling. As dangerous as it looks, as long as you take your time you’ll make it to the top. While we were trekking we saw multiple children climbing as well as those wearing slightly less suited footwear. Our view from the top was somewhat hindered by the clouds, but it was still a great morning out all the same. Take plenty of water and maybe some lunch to have at the top too. It took us about 3 hours to go up and down. A must activity for anyone loving the outdoors!
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It’s an amazing, awesome sight to behold! Nature’s creation..a bridge formed naturally by two fallen rocks ! Gosh! Water gushing from the sea towards a small pond formed in the crevices of the rocks..it’s hard to describe the awesomeness of this jaw dropping beautiful scene..all you can do is click click click and then click some more., for each tide from the sea brings a different view!!!
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We got inside the lighthouse and views were Amazing from the top. Inside was little history of this place. If you want to have great photos, walk little further from the lighthouse. The seaview is stunning.
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Highly recommend using Company Vitamin Sea to take inclusive swimming with Dolphins and snorkelling at Crystal Rock. You won’t get here any other way than by boat unless you are staying at the exclusive beach resort opposite.
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While raining, what is supposed to happened pretty often in Mauritius, plan your holiday in a different way than going to the beach. Tamil Surya Oudaya Sangam Temple is a solution for a rainy day.
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