
Dear Mauritius
An open letter to Mauritius following two fabulous weeks on holiday there.
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An open letter to Mauritius following two fabulous weeks on holiday there.
Read More…Dreamy is an understatement, Ile Aux Cerfs is on a whole new level of beach!
Read More…A few more snapshots. Mont Choisy Beach A more low key version of Flic en Flac beach. Views from the highest point on the island… Just around the corner – a craft and specialist cashmere outlet.
Read More…Let’s talk trains, bugs, migrants, rain and tea while we have a natter about Mauritius.
Read More…La Vanilla Nature Park in Mauritius, is home to all sorts of animals including crocodiles, racoons, monkeys, bats, giant tortoises and a range of tropical plant life.
Read More…The Mauritius ebony rainforest sits in the south of the island, home to the protected ebony tree, the forests are in the Chamarel region. It’s incredible to think that almost all the island used to be covered with ebony trees, before the Dutch exploited it in the 17th century. It […]
Read More…Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius is a bustling world away from the idyllic white beaches and turquoise waters we know and love. Tall office blocks, locals out shopping and working in the city is more the Port Louis scene.
Read More…The Coin De Mire Attitude isΒ a boutique hotel set in garden style plot, just a stones throw away from a beach that offers views of Coin De Mire Island. On arrival you’ll receive a very warm and personal welcome, which extends throughout the stay as it seems the staff […]
Read More…Next, a quick visit to one of the best sugar factories I’ve see on my travels so far,Β (well actually it wasn’t quick, itΒ was a pretty long visit given the size of the factory and outside grounds) an interesting tour at theΒ LβAventure du SucreΒ (Sugar Adventure), in Pamplemousse Mauritius. You’ll learn […]
Read More…All this sightseeing works up quite an appetite, so it’s time for some lunch, followed by a bit of rum and jam tasting in Chamarel. The jam was more my thing, I couldn’t resist coming home with a few jars – the guava jam was really really good! But after […]
Read More…More sightseeing in the south western region of Mauritius, enjoying the views from the popular Black River Gorges National Park, with it’s vast expanse of rainforest before taking in the wonder of the seven coloured earth, at Chamarel. Seven Coloured Earth, Chamarel. Black River Gorges National Park
Read More…Photographs from a visit to the beautiful Botanical Gardens in Pamplemousse, north of the island, and a rare glimpse of hindu worshipers in the south, by the sacred river in Grand Bassin in the south west. Hindu worshipers at the sacred river, in Grand Bassin. Ganga Asnan is the colourful […]
Read More…Well all the guide books, blogs, reviews and word of mouth echo the same thing reallyΒ – ‘when in Mauritius, Flic en Flac beach is the beach of choice’, it’s on the west coast and rated as one of the best beaches in Mauritius and a must on your list […]
Read More…First stop, first impressions – beautiful, and a welcome sight after an 18 hour haul. The Veranda Grand Baie in Mauritius is set amongst lush green surroundings and giant palm trees. Rooms look like little cottages (reminiscent of the Veranda Resort & Spa in Antigua). A huge selling point with […]
Read More…This small fish market on the mauritian sea front of Grand Baie caught my eye with the dazzling rainbow of colours laid out beautifully for sale, local fishermen gather here most afternoons to display and sell their day’s catch.
Read More…Sunglasses and jewelry from a car boot and sarongs from the father of Miss World…read on!!
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