Want to go to Mauritius, a paradise on earth, but don't worry about where to start! The most complete Mauritian fun guide in history, collect first, and then read slowly!
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1. Port Louis
The capital of Mauritius and the largest seaport in Mauritius. Port Louis is more lively, and the city has left many colonial buildings, including the famous Wilhelm Fort, the town hall, the natural museum, the old theater, the church, and the shopping mall.
2. Black River Gorges National Park
This is the highest peak of the island of Mauritius, where the famous Black River Mountain Waterfall is located. After seeing the magnificent waterfall, you can walk down the mountain for a while to reach another well-known scenic spot - seven-colored earth; wild Mauritian falcons, pink pigeons, echo parrots, Mauritian cranes, Mauritian weavers and other rare small animals are also in the park.
3. Casela Bird Park
Located in the Black River district of Mauritius, the park is like a huge safari with an African flair. In addition to 160 species and 21 species of birds, there are also a wealth of animal species in the park, such as lions, kangaroos, zebras, deer, elephants and turtles.
4. Church at Cap Malheureux
Located at the northernmost tip of Mauritius, the Red Roof Church was built in the town of Cap Malheureux, which is the most famous cultural landscape in Mauritius. Chen Xiaochun and Ying Caier's love also chose to witness here.
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1.鹿岛(L'lle aux cerfs)
One of the "Paradise Islands". Located at the eastern tip of Mauritius, it can be reached by boat in 20 minutes. There are a dizzying array of water sports: diving, sea fishing, surfing, paragliding, sailing, speed boating, glass bottom boats and so on.
2. Blue Bay
Blue Bay is located in the southeast of Mauritius, near the airport, and is named after the water and sky, sea and sky.
3. Grand Baie
It is a blessed spot for snorkeling enthusiasts and is located about 20 km north of Port Louis. If you don't dare to snorkel, don't worry, on the glass bottom boat to snorkel, you can enjoy the breathtaking coral formations, and the magnificent scene is unforgettable.
4. Public beach (Flic en Flac)
The public beach is fully open and is the "happy bath" in the hearts of the locals of Hairball, and is a great viewing platform for watching the sunset all year round.
5. Big Wave Bay (Gris-Gris)
Big Wave Bay is located in the southernmost part of Mauritius and is named after the strong winds and waves. There are beautiful sandy beaches and views, and along the coast are patches of tropical woods and delicate white sand. However, because the big waves are more dangerous, tourists are forbidden to swim here.
6. Tamarin Public Beach
There are two main types of boats when going out to sea to see dolphins, speedboats and catamarans. Catamarans are more recommended because the boat is smoother, eating and drinking are properly arranged, and if you want to shoot dolphins, you are not afraid of the focus caused by trembling.
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1. Cruise Tourism
The Great Bay is the center of boat tours, where you can choose to take part in a half-day yacht sea tour or charter a small yacht on your own. If you like to swim or snorkel, you can also jump into the sea to dance with dolphins.
2. Parasailing
This entertainment can be found in Dawan and Kashima, and the price ranges from 700-1300 rupees, which is about 15 minutes. It should be noted that friends holding cameras are best wrapped around the lanyard of the camera in their hands to prevent accidentally falling into the sea when shaking with the wind.
3. Golf
Mauritius is home to world-class golf courses, and if you stay on site with a golf programme, you can enjoy golfing against the backdrop of the sea for free.
4. Bon Mauritius
Visitors who are not good at swimming do not have to be depressed when they come to Mauritius, they can contact the hotel's travel agency or go to the Great Bay to try their own underwater walks, which can also enjoy the beautiful underwater scenery. Before launching, the staff will teach tourists basic underwater gestures to ensure the safety of tourists and rest assured to play with the sea!
5. Cycling
In addition to the central mountainous area, most of the coastal areas of Mauritius are relatively flat, and visitors can rent bicycles on site to travel through various scenic areas at a cost of about 120 rupees per hour. Tip: Mauritius is driving in the opposite direction as China, please pay attention to the direction of cycling.
6. Champ de Mars Racecourse
Unlike other island countries, the Marquess Club in Mauritius is the second oldest in the world, second only to the British Jockey Club in history. The Champ de Mars Racecourse in Port Louis is the largest racecourse in the Southern Hemisphere. Each horse race attracts nearly 30,000 people to watch, and usually on Saturdays, there are usually 8-9 races, which are free to watch, and if you want to enter the infield, you need to pay.
7. Kite-surfing
People surf the sea under the influence of kites, and the excitement can be seen. The best surf spots are on the Mohr Peninsula on the west coast, where the winds and waves are larger, adding more excitement to the sport.
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1. Caudan Watefront
Hairballs can also be a shopping malle! Located in the busiest part of Port Louis and even in Mauritius, Place Coutin is home to more than 120 boutiques and specialty shops, from water sports equipment, books and magazines, cosmeceuticals to jewellery, and is a great place to buy specialties and souvenirs.
2. Craft Market in Port Louis
Port Louis is a very characteristic market where souvenirs are inexpensive, mostly handmade and affordable, and some of the shops selling handmade clothes, as well as shells and coral necklaces, are especially worth visiting.
3. Sunset Blvd in Grand Baie
Located in Grand Bay, the Sunset Boulevard Shopping Centre is home to a slew of specialty stores and branded stores, as well as Mauritian souvenirs and local produce, whether it's art, handmade or duty-free jewellery.
Enjoy a group of beautiful photos of Mauritius
This article is shared from Air Mauritius!