Mauritius Travel Guide

The pearl of Indian Ocean, the tropical cloud nine of blissful islands, it’s easy to run out of adjectives when attempting to illustrate the natural beauty of Republic of Mauritius. The out class holidays in Mauritius takes you to an excursion of luxuriant forests, azure streams and waterfalls, glamorous restaurants, engrossing blowy beach sides fringed with palms, and coconuts and teeming coral reefs.

Airports:

The flights to Mauritius are largely managed by Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Plaisance. Air Mauritius, British Airways, Air France, and Malaysia Airlines fly to Mauritius from UK.

Language:

Majority people in Mauritius are bilingual and are equally gripping in English and French.

Culture:

Mauritius is a mix of different ethnic groups and cultures. Hindus, Creole, Chinese, Muslims and Europeans etc are the habitants.

Climate:

The climatic conditions at various locations in Mauritius vary a lot. On the coastal areas the temperature remains normally 22°C in winter and 34°C in summer. The western and northern areas are comparatively warmer than the Eastern and the Southern.

What to eat:

Try out the traditional Farata, a kind of plane bread presented with curry and gateaux, a dessert. Asian influence is widely seen on the preparation and tastes of Mauritius cuisine. The dishes of rice and meat are accepted a lot. Black Steer, Happy Valley Restaurant, La bonne marmite, and La bonne marmite are some of the restaurants that are renowned to serve good quality cuisine.

What to wear:

For summers, take out your light beach and causal dresses. For the winter months from June to September, pack some woolen clothing. Dress up decently while visiting mosques or churches.

What to do:

Deep sea fishing is the tourists’ most darling activity in Mauritius. Various fishing boats are given on rent by major hotel resorts. Various species of fishes include the blue or black marlin, all types of sharks, yellow tuna, the Bonitos are found in the oceans.

What to see:

Grand Bay is the most booming tourists’ region with lots of shopping and entertainment breaks. Then Chamarel is never to be missed site; that is a nature wonder having multi colors of earth. Get pleasures of windsurfing and sailing at Blue Bay. If wishing some hiking tour, then Black River George is fit for. Explore the 17th century Balaclava Ruins in Baie aux Tortues. Pay a visit to the biggest Hindu temple, Maheswarnath of 1819 in Triolet Shivala.