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 » 30 Oct 2013
THE MARTELLO TOWER MUSEUM
In 1992 when renovation began this British fort was in ruins. The stonework was intact, but all of the timberwork and metalwork was in ruins or had been removed, and strangler fig trees invaded the roof.
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 » 30 Sep 2013
WELCOME TO CASELA NATURE & LEISURE PARK!
Discover a park of 14 hectares which offers a home to 1,500 birds, lions, zebras, giant tortoises, monkeys, a tiger, and many other animals. Visit the endemic dry forest with old trees like the Black Ebony and let your children have fun at the petting farm, the jumping castle or at our fishing ponds
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 » 29 Jul 2013
BAKWA LODGE - FROM RUINS TO AN ECOLOGICAL GEM
Formerly known as Venus Transit, the Bakwa lodge is the story of the transformation of an abandonded edifice into that of an ecological gem. When current shareholders discovered the abandoned construction site they immediately saw the potential of developing an ecological gem in this enchanting part of Rodrigues, known as Var Brulé.
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 » 27 May 2013
OTELAIR LTÉE - BACK TO OUR NATURAL ELEMENTS
Otelair Ltée started with 3 main
activities in 2005: canyoning, hiking
and trekking. In collaboration with other companies specialised in outdoor
activities, we are organizing exceptional new packages with combined
activities. Constant exploration of our
fantastic island enables us to reveal
new circuits for canyon and hiking
soon.
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 » 01 Apr 2013
BLUE BAY, MAURITIUS ILE DES DEUX COCOS
With dramatic ocean views to the south and Blue Bay Maritime Reserve to the east, Ile des Deux Cocos is the quintessential private island paradise
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 » 31 Jan 2013
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF THE MAURITIAN CREOLE-LANGUAGE?
HOW HAS IT BEEN FORMED?
This study focuses on the origin of words of the Mauritian-Creole-Language. We attempted to explain word-formation, examined how the Mauritian-Creole-Language could be written, considered its grammar-code.. |
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 » 30 Nov 2012
PEM
THE MAN WHO TURNS ROOTS INTO GOLD!
Smiling sparkling eyes drew me towards this Mauritian gypsy. I bought 2 sculptures from him the month before and ever since, I consciously make a detour through his sculpture garden at the Caudan waterfront.
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 » 30 Oct 2012
FLACQ
SO MUCH TO OFFER
Located in the eastern part of the island, Flacq is the largest district in the country with an area of 298 square kilometres. Largest district also suggests a lot of things to do.
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 » 27 Sep 2012
MOKA, HISTORY FILLED PLACES
Moka is a district found on the higher plateau of Mauritius. As its name suggests,Moka was derived from ‘mocha’ coffee, which was introduced to Mauritius by the French who also cultivated it during their first colonial years on the island. The cultivation of coffee in Moka was abandoned in the first half of the 19th century
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 » 31 Jul 2012
THE HIDDEN JEWEL OF THE NORTH!
After Albion, our explore team is in the mood of exploring the less popular destinations which have hardly been changed throughout the years but which still boast amazing landscapes and natural beauty |
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 » 29 May 2012
THE OLD AND NEW DUTCH TRAILS
400 years ago, the first Dutchman set foot on this island and named it after Maurice of Nassau, Prince of Orange. Although the Dutch killed the dodo, they brought the Java deer, sugar cane and many fruit trees like banana, coconut and pineapple to the island |
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 » 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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