 » 29 Mar 2012
SURF’S UP!
Over the past couple of years, Mauritius has grown to become a popular destination forwindsurfers, kitesurfers and surfers from all over the world, because of the turquoise lagoons, shallow water, white beaches and plenty of space for everyone to enjoy the waves |
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 » 31 Jan 2012
TAMARIN FALLS
Tamarind Falls also commonly known as the 7 cascades or Tamarin falls, can be found near the small village of Henrietta, in the South West of Mauritius. |
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 » 01 Dec 2011
QUIKSILVER IS BACK!
Quiksilver ofers great merchandise, including clothing and gear for surfing, skiing, and skateboarding and has several stores throughout the island. |
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 » 01 Nov 2011
FLIC EN FLAC
Flic en Flac derived its name from an Old Dutch phrase "Fried Landt Flaak" (meaning ‘Free and Flat Land’). |
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 » 29 Sep 2011
CHINA TOWN
China Town remains one of the most authentic places in Mauritius, full of history and mystery. |
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 » 01 Sep 2011
BLUE BAY
Not far from the airport and the popular fishing village of Mahebourg, Blue Bay is a key area for people in search of relaxation and serenity. |
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 » 01 Aug 2011
YEMAYA ADVENTURES
To all these green tourists out there, this page is made for you! |
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 » 01 Jul 2011
ILE AUX AIGRETTES
Nestled in the Mahebourg Bay, at about 800 meters off the south east coast, Ile aux Aigrettes stands like a small island paradise off the coast of Mauritius. |
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 » 01 Jun 2011
GRAND BAY
On a Mauritian scale, one of the most appealing tourist destinations is Grand Bay. Situated along the northern coast line which recedes to give way to a majestic bay.. |
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 » 01 May 2011
SEGA
As far back as 1768, tales of an entrancing dance composed of undulating bodies and a beat infused with passion and speed were counted by the travellers coming to Mauritius. The dance was special and inspiring to artists such as Rousselin who tried to capture it through paintings. Indeed the sega was born. |
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 » 01 Apr 2011
AAPRAVASI GHAT WORLD HERITAGE SITE
The Aapravasi Ghat World Heritage site is an important symbol for Mauritians as the ancestors of more than 70% of the population arrived on the island through this immigration. |
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 » 01 Feb 2011
SOUTH TRAIL
Every month, we go out in search of natural attractions and highlights to bring to our readers so that they may enjoy some of the most beautiful parts of the island. |
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 » 01 Dec 2010
CHAMAREL TRAIL
From La Marie, a scenic road leads up to The Chamarel Trail. |
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 » 01 Sep 2010
FLACQ
Located in the eastern part of the island, Flacq is the largest district in the country with an area of 298 square kilometres. |
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 » 01 Aug 2010
EXPLORE QUATRE BORNES
While you will encounter a number of cultures during your stay in Mauritius, it is safe to say that Quatre Bornes has the energy and the charm of the French. In fact, the city name "Quatre Bornes" is French and translates roughly to "four boundary stones." |
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 » 01 Jul 2010
DISCOVER MAHEBOURG
Mahebourg is a delightful blend of the old and new, with some buildings originating back to the 1800’s interspersed with modern island architecture. This
historic port city was once the capital of Mauritius and is an excellent home
base for your island vacation. |
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 » 01 Apr 2010
A GRAND TIME ON GRAND BAIE
Grand Baie, or Grand Bay as it is sometimes referred to, is one of the best places on the island of Mauritius to soak up a lot of sun and enjoy a lot of fun. |
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 » 01 Jan 2010
EMERALD HEIGHTS
Unheard of only a year ago, Emerald Heights' stylish villas and apartments have quickly become the property of choice for people seeking lifestyle relocation and savvy investors alike. It is the development scheme which is
taking Mauritius by storm and marks the new era of refined "second generation" property development on the Island. |
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