Holidays To The Sultry Island Of Mauritius

Mauritius is a small island with turquoise seas and sandy beaches all set for tourism. It offers holiday makers with everything to make their vacation unforgettable.

The warm climate and hospitable islanders tempt visitors to return to Mauritius over and over again. A large number of tourists come here year after year from the neighboring island of Reunion, France, South Africa, Germany, the United Kingdom and Australia.
It lies to the east of Madagascar. Because of its propinquity to Europe and South Africa and being reasonably priced as compared to other island vacation spots it has now become a truly-sought after holiday destination.
All Inclusive Package Deals to Mauritius
This is the best way of visiting the island. Packages are in general for 6 nights, 7 day vacation at a resort of choice. Flights, meals, some drinks are included in the package. There are commonly kids and teen clubs to keep the kids full of activity. There are a lot of activities like water-sports; fishing, Para-gliding, diving and snorkeling on offer.
La Pirogue is one of the famous resorts on the island. The standards are known to be outstanding and most hotels are highly rated.
Self Catering Accommodation in Mauritius
For people wanting to stay for a longer period, selecting a self catering flat, house or villa is also a good choice. The self catering accommodation usually has everything that is required in a house from bedding to crockery and cutlery and some of the villas are adequate to even accommodate 3 families with children.
Charges usually take account of a maid service with the option of employing the maid to cook authentic Mauritian cuisine as well.
Tourist Attractions Away From the Resorts
For many people, simply relaxing away the days and enjoying the entertainment at the resort provides more than enough to do. However, there is a lot to see on this lively little island:
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden: This is located 11 kilometers outside the capital city Port Louis. These gardens are well-known for the giant Victoria Amazonica water lilies and a large range of palm trees.
Natural History Museum: This is located to the south of Government House. It houses a reconstruction of the most renowned extinct bird, the Dodo, and well as other relics of natural history such as rare shells and fish.
Colorful, brash Port Louis Market: It is open from 06.00 to 18.00 Monday to Saturday and 6.00 to 12.00 on Sundays; a morning can easily be spent winding about at the stalls. Food stalls offer native specialties such as samosas and chili bites.
Port Louis Art Gallery: It is located in Mallefille Street. It exhibits local artists' works. There is a new exhibition each month.