Mauritius is famous for its beaches, lagoons and reefs
Mauritius resembles an island from a Bounty advertisement. Surrounded by bright greenery and white sand under the scorching sun, the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean shimmer. This paradise can be called Eden, but it is on earth. The tropical corner has absorbed a symbiosis of different cultures.
Among the locals you can find admirers of European culture and connoisseurs of Asian traditions. World-famous stars come here annually to relax. Among them are Prince Harry, Natalie Imbruglia and Kylie Minogue. A visa to Mauritius is not mandatory for tourists, but it is better to arrange medical insurance in advance. It may not be needed, but you will feel calm and confident.
What to see in Mauritius: a brief excursion into the journey
The tropical climate on the island is characterized by high humidity. Summer lasts here from November to April, and winter falls in May-October. In the heat, the average temperature is from +30 degrees. Winter is mild, and prices are low at this time, so lovers of such a vacation also exist.
The sandy beaches of the island are pristine. It is not recommended to go out in the sun without a special UV cream, as the insolation level is too high. You can have a snack in numerous cafes and restaurants. Food is available for every taste and budget. As for attractions, there is plenty to see in Mauritius:
Pamplemousses Botanical Garden – here you will see trees planted personally by Indira Gandhi, Robert Mugabe and other political leaders. On 25 hectares, a real riot of nature unfolds. The sugar cane factory and the Spice Cape will seem interesting. Here you will see most of the spice plants and enjoy their aroma. You can take a photo against the backdrop of the Amazon Victoria – a water lily whose leaf span is about two meters.
Grand Bassin – this place, according to the legends of older generations, was created by none other than God Shiva. The magnificent lake became a resting place for him with Goddess Parvati. Since then, the place has been considered sacred, and anyone who has been there can make a wish that will certainly come true. Here you will also see the majestic statue of the Founder, whose height reaches 33 meters, and a Buddhist pilgrimage temple.
Curepipe or "City of Light" – a town in the central part of Mauritius, where the crater of the extinct volcano Trou aux Cerfs is located. Tourists enjoy taking photos here, showing their courage and bravery.
In addition to the listed places, it is worth visiting the national park, the incredibly beautiful beach Flic-en-Flac and the sand dunes of the village of Chamarel.
Individual vacation with LIL-Club club card
If you dream that your trip will leave a pleasant memory, contact the travel company Lil-Club. There they will select the best apartments for you, where you will feel relaxation and 100% comfort. An unforgettable club vacation will allow you to enjoy the moment and fill your soul with the kindest impressions.
You can find out more details on the website http://lil-club.com/, where you can submit an application for club membership.
Material prepared by the marketing group "Exiterra" commissioned by "LIL-Club"
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