March 9, 2020
Mauritius is famous for water sports of all kinds. Its turquoise lagoon and water temperature are ideal, a real paradise for this type of sport.
Water-skiing, wake-boarding, kneeboard, mono-ski, stand-up paddle, kayak, pedal boat, windsurfing, or kite surfing are very popular and make the happiness of holidaymakers in Mauritius... and Mauritians.
March 2, 2020
A bike ride with the kids is so much more fun to discover Mauritius! This ecological way allows us to explore the hidden treasures of our island, to ride in unusual places, to take small paths inaccessible by car, to pedal at our own pace, according to our desires.
February 3, 2020
Mauritius bewitches the traveller with its mixed gastronomy, the fruit of its ethnic diversity from India, Africa, Asia and Europe. Ti Chevrette restaurant in Moka, offers traditional Mauritian cuisine, through Creole dishes with the flavors and scents of Mauritius.
January 24, 2020
Souillac is a small village of about six thousand inhabitants nestled in the south of Mauritius. Of strategic naval importance a long time ago, this little […]
January 21, 2020
Laurent proposed us to discover the saltpans by bicycle. The 7-kilometre route is simple, flat and accessible to all. We start on an asphalt road, then set off on small sandy roads in the undergrowth. But how can we do it for Chloé who is only 3 years old?
January 17, 2020
Mauritius is not just about white sand beaches, a blue lagoon that stretches as far as the eye can see, and luxury hotels. Its mild climate, […]
January 10, 2020
Lovers of water sports, bike riding and deep-sea fishing flock to Le Morne to live an unforgettable holiday in Mauritius island with family or friends. Swept […]
January 9, 2020
The South West coast of Mauritius having a huge lagoon, is suitable for calm boat trips, and for water sports initiation. It’s a dream day to go for a boat ride in the region of Black-River, and do water sports.
January 8, 2020
With its lava stone checkerboards, the Black River Salt pans are unique in their kind. Its singular landscape is likely to change completely with the Beachcomber Group's hotel project, its luxury villas and its 18-hole golf course.
