Pearle Beach 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.

... we got an e-mail from the company saying that they have moved us to a beachfront house. We didn&#8217;t know what to expect from this.<br><br> Upon our arrival to Mauritius, I could sense that there was an adventure waiting to happen. With our beachfront house we also got a personal shuttle from our ship to our house. One problem that my roommate and I experienced the first day was having no clothes to wear. Out of ...

... busy people just congregate around the lake and the cars are parked all the way down the long road we came to get there. Now it was time to head back to the car and crack on, Tim was disappointed at the lack of monkeys as there are often ones knocking about at the lake and so was on the look out the whole way to the next stop which was Alexandra Falls. This was a couple of little waterfalls in very picturesque surroundings, mountain views, forest ...

... to burn songs onto so we dont have to listen to french music anymore! Also a pair of fins for swimming in the sea, but when we got home only one of them has a strap - so a frantic anglo-french/ hand signals convo will have to happen at the supermarket! We then searched Grand Bay for a dive school for Tim after a failed trip to Trou Aux Biches, and eventually found the best one in Perybere then what day is complete without a trip to the beach in the evening time?

... up time, as our flight to Australia was due to leave in the evening. At Chris's recommendation we decided to spend the day at Blue Bay, a beautiful public beach and caught the bus there. We relaxed and had a fabulous, long, slow, lunch at a restaurant and while eating, our fellow guests, the Canadians spotted us, so we enjoyed some chit chat and travel talk. After such a beautiful lunch we decided we would walk all the way back to walk off the ...

Forgot to mention, we have our car a day longer. The nature is so nice I just want to drive around one more day. Mark Twain said in 1896, that God modeled Mauritius on Paradise. It might be true. But still. You have big fans and enemies of Mauritius. I am both. Would not dare to recommend it. We were supposed to switch cars today, since ours was planned for a service, 40.000kms ago, according to the papers, but that is beside the point. When we ...

... from the Villas. We walked down the beach we were at earlier, but walked way farther. We found a jetty of rocks where there were a ton of tide pools. We were also there at dusk so it was sooo pretty. The waves were crashing around us and the sun was going down. It was really just perfect. We both agreed that this was the best experience of our entire time on Mauritius. It was really just extremely relaxing. The second night we went out to a club and it ...

... of the line, from which the bus goes occasionally to Zimbabwe, but not to Anse Lazio. The road continues, up a steep hill, then down an even steeper one to a very pretty beach with a car park, a flash restaurant, and a resort. The beach, which is supposed to be the best on Praslin, looked really good, but it was stinking hot, and DP had forgotten to get drink. Fortunately the resort had bottled water, so we felt we could spend the ...

... of "Dodo" * Restaurants o Verangue sur Morne restaurant which still amazes me how it hangs off the side of the mountain o Chez Dewa, in Rose-Hill that one can taste the best Dollhs Puris o La Colombe: Great Chinese & Creole dishes - Rue Hollandais, Mahébourg o Namaste - Indian - Caudan Waterfront o Siro Cane - only restaurant in La gaulette,along the southern coast, which is the most remote place of Mauritius o Cocoteraie Restaurant - Mont Choisi

... was very pleasant, with a cool breeze blowing and the site of sailboats and other steam boats afloat on the sea-green waters was quite something to keep in our minds eye. As I told you before, we went off on our own for 3 days - renting a taxi. The driver's name was Sajan. He was third generation Indian. His great grand father had come here to work on the sugarcane fields, he said. He told us the story, we had heard before. That they were told to lift stones, clear the land, day ...