Grand Baie
First region of the island to live off tourism, today is a fundamental stage for visitors to Mauritius.
Favorite place to shop, there is the presence of European-style supermarkets (SuperU). Since I live in the evening for the presence of numerous clubs, restaurants, bars and nightclubs, perhaps too touristy for those who love wild and unspoiled landscapes. For advice
La Cuvette beach.
Pereybere
place not far from Grand Baie, certainly affected the flow of tourists, but in contrast has some beautiful beaches, however, appreciated by mauziziani themselves.
Cap Malheureux
The village known for its red-roofed church, which I recommend to see, allows spectacular views of the islands of the North. Fishermans Village, much of Christian belief, is one of the many crossroads of religion and culture.
certainly one of the most picturesque villages on the island.
Ruins of Balaclava
They are located a short distance from Turtle Bay, so 'called by the sailors of the seventeenth century to the presence of numerous tartarughe.Le ruins are worth more than if it were not for their charm medieval, unusual in a tropical landscape.
Pamplemousses
The public garden of grapefruit, the largest island, is known to all botanists in the world for many species of plants that grow there, including all definitely have a place of honor the giant Victoria water lilies Amazon addition to the various types of palm trees Legend has it that the presenti.La talipot flower once every sixty years before morire.Quindi if you go and find it in bloom, you know that is like winning the lottery.
orchards Labaurdonnais
orchard of 40 acres, unique to Mauritius.Avrete the chance to see many tropical fruit trees and exotic flowers, colorful and fragrant.
Temple of the Triolet
Triolet village is not only the "longest" of the island, but it is also the home to the largest temple Maheswarnath.Il temple, which was first built in 1819, was erected in honor of the gods Shiva , Krishna, Vishnu, Muruga, Brahma and Ganesha.
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