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Le Sakoa Trou aux Biches

Royal Road Trou aux Biches, Mauritius

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Welcome to Creole and strange mountains

A travel blog entry by birrell

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... bedroom into the boys' room and they went to grandma's.
Mainly sat and talked in the evening. Simple Mauritian dinner with rice. Introduced to Mauritian greeting and farewells as various family members came in - all females offer both cheeks for a kiss, whether they know you or meeting for the first time usually without touching the body. (Fabrice's family live alongside his father's brother and family, sister and family, and the grandmother, ...

Port Louis

A travel blog entry by jobloor

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... We didn't test this though there is a famous photo of a baby sat on one which I could recall.

The gardens are home to lots of spice trees and Akbar had us sniffing handfuls of leaf and bark of cinnamon, clove,incense and camphor and explaining all their medicinal effects and side effects. There were also ponds of lotus flowers and stands of giant bamboo that grow 25cm a day It was a wonderful hour and to cap it all he ...

Aproveitando Maurício - parte 1

A travel blog entry by foradecasa

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... originais e que as miniaturas feitas aqui são famosas no mundo inteiro. Para quem se interessa por miniaturas, é realmente uma maravilha! Os tamanhos são variados para caber no espaço de que você dispõe. A variedade de embarcações também, portuguesas, inglesas, holandesas... Os barcos não são desmontáveis. A moça disse que eles não despacham via correio, mas quem adquire na loja já recebe embalado com todo cuidado para viagem ...

Day 4: Dubai -> Mauritius

A travel blog entry by danielandai

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... east of the island and it takes just over 1 hour by car. Bit of a distance.


At the exit, a young local lad called Jeff was waiting for us.
He was indeed very sweet boy and gave us a unique lecture about the county during the journey.


He told us things like...
The last country who occupied Mauritius was Britain so the official language here is English, however, French (colonised by French before Britain) and ...

The island with the airport...

A travel blog entry by silberregen

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... you just gotta be crazy. Now if that's not a story, I don't know which one is.

He gave me a title of a book, Power vs. Force. Later on I bought it. This man knows things that others can't even dream about.













Once in Port Louis we caught up with Tantrum again. I love Sally and Bruce! ...

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