The island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean, just north of the Tropic of Capricorn, is a tropical paradise legendary for its magnificent mix of sugarcane fields, impressive mountains and sandy beaches, surrounded by a coastline protected by one of the most beautiful and largest coral reefs. in the world. The coast of the island is dotted with fantastic resorts that reflect the beauty of the coast they are on, providing a variety of landscapes. Friendly people, excellent service and complete facilities together with the geographical position of the island, everything goes to make Mauritius an ideal holiday destination.

Although the beaches are the main attraction, other tourist attractions include the capital, Port Louis; the port city of Mahebourg; the incredible Black River Gorges National Park; Trou aux Cerfs, the crater of a dormant volcano; Pamplemousses Garden, among the most beautiful in the world and, last but not least, Ile aux Cerfs, one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world.

Vacationers who enjoy water sports can try windsurfing, surfing, pedal boats, scuba diving, snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, underwater walks, and catamaran cruises around the lagoons. The cuisine is a delicious mix of Creole, European, Chinese, Indian and international delicacies, complete with seafood. being a specialty.

Other sights not to be missed at any cost include:

-Grand Baie: A seaside town that is a vibrant meeting place with its chic shops, excellent range of restaurants and thriving nightlife.

-Casa Eureka: This is a majestic colonial house facing the Moka mountain range, with wonderful views of the valley.

-Domaine les Pailles: This is a cultural center that has a working replica of an ox-drawn sugar mill, a rum distillery, a herb garden, a children’s play area, and an on-site horse riding center with restaurants, a jazz club and casino. .

-Domaine du Chasseur: This is a nature reserve, located towards the east coast and home to around 1000 deer, wild boar and rare native birds, where you can ride quads and experience the true outdoors. There is also a restaurant 500 meters above sea level with stunning views over the islands to the southeast.

-Bois Cherie: Visit the Lust Green Tea Plantation and Factory to sample the various flavors of local tea.

– Casela Bird Park: This natural park is located in the Black River district and has about 90 aviaries containing around 1,500 birds of all kinds, giant tortoises, long-tailed monkeys, ostriches and other species.

-The water park: it is inspired by the ruins of an ancient castle and offers an exciting experience for the family and water lovers.

For more information see http://www.mauritius-hotels-directory.com/