Hotel Merville Beach Grand Baie

... driver an hour to find our villa because he only spoke French. Luckily,
one of my friends spoke minimal French, but enough to get him close to our
villa.  It was worth the wait.

On the last day we woke up at 7AM (that was a rough one) to take a speedboat
to a private island. On the island we went snorkeling, played with our frisbee,
and once again….loved life. Before we got on the ship we all stopped at the McDonalds and enjoyed McFlurrys and ...

... or having a great time looking at other tourists enjoying their vacation. Now, if you wish to do something adventurous, try out some water sports and Para sailing activities offered at the various beaches. Or you can even take a step into the sea waters and enjoying sailing at the sea waves.

Cathedrals

The most popular Cathedrals in Mauritius are the Pere Laval or the famous St. Louis Cathedral in Port Louis ...

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... a photo!) and just loads of crazy cool bright fish, crayfish etc that come out at night.Unfortunately we had to surface at some point but only after turning off our torches to see the plankton flouresce!fter sitting out the buzz on the boat back we went home, got ready and headed out.We did our fines for the day, did a cheeky Goodwill challenge and ended up at Banana bar.Finally we went to Zanzibar as well - it only took us 5 weeks but we made it there and it was well worth it!

... later were scuppered by the weather being unpredictable again! Luckily no sooner had the weather got worse, the weather got nice again so down to the beach for a quick fry! Then Tim was taking his Scuba test (which he passed!) so Anna and i went exploring to the north and east coast. We Came across a whole different vibe, much more local than touristy and even more layed back! We stopped at a really nice little beach ...

... Apparently this was the last voyage that is stopping at the island because of how rowdy some of the kids have gotten on past voyages. That's pretty much all there is to say about spring break. Naturally, it was just mostly drinking, swimming, and all out partying. I only actually showered once there and was mostly just wearing board shorts and having a good time. Hope all is well back in the states and stay warm everyone on the east coast. I sure am. I'm on my way to India now.

... I think of has some capability to survive. It's like God put the Dodo on earth and everyone had a pool to see how long it was going to survive. Oh Dodo...Oh and to make matters worse apparently it tasted good too. I'm chuckling inside at the poor Dodo's plight. Coming into Mauritius we hit a hurricane so we arrived at 12:00 instead of 6:00. Most of us just slept in, which was really nice. Usually when we get a day to sleep in on the ship, they plan something at 9:00 so ...

... I felt so bad, knowing how much time and work it means for women here to buy the food and prepare a meal. But we had no choice since we came back from our day's activities much later than expected and had to get up at 4AM the next morning to catch our flight. Our next destination was South Africa. There are always lots to learn everywhere. Here, we were hosted by Cheryl and Bill Jahns, Americans living in Johannesburg and serving our people in this very dangerous part of the ...

... As for me, I am darker than I have ever been! The only constant annoyance wherever we have lived is the bugs, as can be expected in a tropical country. We always have our good share of bites - not only mosquitoes. As for Amélie, we have managed to keep her virtually bite free (she sleeps in a little mesh tent). On the bright side, we are starting to see less insects with the arrival of the dry weather. Today is Saturday and we're back at the beach just hanging out!

This was our last day in Mauritius and Andrea, Elise and I went to the shops on the other side of the harbour. There really wasn't anything that exciting to buy. We got lunch at Keg and Marlin. It was Americanized food. There were hamburgers, chicken fingers, fajitas. We then headed back to the ship and left Mauritius.