Le Bamboo Hotel & Restaurant Mahebourg

Et 4 jours pour faire le reste de l ile maurice, ancienne ile de france. 4 jours c est peu mais la promotion aerienne que j ai eu m inpose ces dates. En effet, le trajet reunion - ile maurice est un vol qui est dit un des plus chers du monde, 20 minutes de vol sont facturees entre 250 et 500 euros.

Mauritius was a nice place to kick back, take a breath of fresh air (something hard to do in some of the countries we have been), and admire the beauty the country had to offer. A couple days before my arrival to Mauritius I still had no idea where I was going to stay. Many of my friends already had plans for staying in beachfront villas in Flic en Flac, but they already had too many people staying with them. I found out ...

... the car window and smell. I suggest to book a taxi on-line using this company before to depart for Mauritius: http://www.taxismauritius.com/ The company is very reliable. They usually replay in 2-3 hours and their rates are honest. If you have a Blackberry with you, you can email them to arrange transfers in the island and guided tours. Please consider the following negotiable fares from the ...

... heart right infromt of you! As for the surgeon he was a crazy Russina dude who spoke a bit of english, a bit of french and a bit of Russian, so was hard to hear what was going on, plus he wasnt the friendliest! The anaethetist was helpful tho and kept us updated on what was happening when he was in the room, plus others were interested to know who we were and where we were from. We left after this and headed again for the supermarket for a few thing, inc CD ...

... beaches, which always relax you. We stayed in a guesthouse called Noix De Coco which was near Mahebourg in a place called Blue Bay. It was a quieter part of Mauritius and life seemed to grind to a halt at 8pm the only places open are the restaurants who will pick you up and drop you back to your guesthouse. One night while we were out a taxi wanted to charge us a high price as he said its really late and ...

... There are still more than 40 sugar factories on the island but apart from that and the tourists, I have no idea what those people live off. We end up at Mahébourg (pronounced my-bor) as planned and Hubby finds the most expensive restaurant in town. Again our guide book disappoints us. Yes, if you compare ANYHING on Mauritius to Saint-Tropez, you are NOT to be trusted!!! The specialty of the restaurant is wild boar and even Dr T orders it. I ...

... the two nights that we'd be there. After quite the debacle in trying to find a place on an extremely booked and small island. We headed right for a taxi to take us to Tamarin Hotel which is 10 minutes south of Flic en Flac on the west coast. We arrived, to our surprise, at a beautiful hotel surrounded by a rather dingy village. The hotel rooms were adorable and the entire place had a retro theme to the décor. We checked in at about 6pm and went right to dinner at the hotel. It turned ...

... and there are some 30,000 Seychelloise in Australia. This could account for the incredibly good (A$1465 plus tax of $464) fare we got for our Sydney/Mauritius/Seychelles/Mauritius/S ydney flights, which wasn't publicised. Perhaps it wa to get the Seychelloise trade, but not deflect ordinary tourists from Mauritius. We manage to get the best room in the house at Rosemary's Guest House - top floor front, with floor to ceiling ...

... mail. Those were photos we took. We stayed at a hotel called La Plantation located in the NW part of the island - adjoining the Indian Ocean of course. It's rated 4-Star. Here are some pictures from the web of "La Plantation - very nice hotel" - found on the web, taken by another tourist. http://www.benoa.net/mauritius/seaside/ index.html The weblink also has a panoramic view of Port Louis - the capital. Another link with info. about La Plantation is: http://www.mauritius ...