La Palmeraie Hotel Belle Mare

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.

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I got up bright and early, grabbed a bit of breakfast and headed for the airport. As per usual as i hit Port Louis the traffic was terrible and they had also decided to put our side down to one lane -nice! So after 30 mins of getting through that i was off! I made it just in time, especially seeing as the flight had landed 10 mins early! With my home made sign i made myself known behind all of the crazy Indians waiting for their friends to arrive! After ...

... enlarged liver and spleen) and a vasculitic rash on both shins that looked very nasty. They were doing a barrage of tests to see what was wrong and she might end up with a liver biopsy which is never nice but we'll see later in the week! In the afternoon as standard we hit the beach for some catch, stone game, frisbee and sun baking with all the guys! It was then a quick trip to super U ...

Had to wake up early to head out to the dive school as the boat was leaving at 9 where we set up our kit and headed out, at the start i felt like i was going to be alright on the boat after i had left my sea sickness pills in the UK (nice one), even when we headed out past the reef and the waves were bigger, but then as we were mooring up to a buoy BOOM! there came the sea sickness - i was ready to blow, but luckily Larissa the german diving lady saw that i ...

... job. Aha: Honduras!!! We were blacklisted on the health files as possible malaria carriers. If we need a doctor or a hospital in Mauritius and our symptoms are VAGUELY like malaria, we will be quarantined. Also, we are told we need an official proof of reservation, a sort of guaranty we can afford the stay. No kidding: this is an official document. AND a ticket back out, of course, like we know by now. The first one does not apply for us, as it seems, only for ...

... our tour with Kumuka. We went to Lake Nakuru National Park which is famous for all the flamingoes that live on the lake. We have some amazing photos of them all. We also got to see Rhino's (including a baby one), Zebras, Giraffe, Wilderbeast, Hyenas, Colobus monkey, Antelope, Eland, Baboons, and others which I can't think of off the top of my head. We were on a search for lions and cheetahs, though we didn't get to see them this time. Plenty more Safari Parks to come ...

... to the big catamaran where the captain, named Marcel introduced the four-man crew and explained our itinerary. We were only 14 passengers aboard, 2 English couples, a young French couple, an Indian family of 4 (two teenage sons), and our family, so there was lots of room. We motored north along the coast toward Tamarin hoping to spot some of the dolphins that frequent this part of the coast. We had been warned that there was only a fifty-fifty chance of seeing them ...

... still asleep and decided she didn't want to come after all. So then the six of us headed out to find out taxi. We had a specific taxi we were looking for, and he was supposed to pick us up on Quay 2, but we were docked on Quay 4, and we were at taxi stand at Quay C and D. We asked a few different taxi drivers where Quay 2 was, and we got instructions, tried to walk there, decided it looked sketchy and turned around. Then we got one of the taxi drivers to drive us over there ...

The trip took a total of almost two days, by which time neither of us knew whether it was day or night. Reps from the embassy picked us up at the airport and took us to Meagan's, where we also met Eric, a Swedish student doing his thesis research in Mauritius. We ended up staying at Meagan's for more than a week while we searched for our own place. Everything was pretty overwhelming at first, but Meagan and Eric got us sorted out quickly.