La Maurice Island offers a super luxury tourism in the middle of the Indian Ocean. There is no doubt, it has high-class hotels, excellent gastronomy and beautiful nature. All this has made it in recent years a great destination for international tourism. Here you can enjoy its beaches, many spas, play golf, climb mountains, go hiking, go on excursions and do a lot ecotourism. The sun always shines and it also has the third largest coral reef in the world so imagine the lagoons of turquoise waters that form on the beach. It is, it is a word, a paradise.
The island was off the trade routes for centuries so it remained uninhabited until the 1810th century so nature grew freely. Later it was a refuge for pirates and occupied by the Dutch until finally the French brought African slaves to their sugar cane plantations. In 1968 the English arrived but the island only became independent in XNUMX within the framework of the decolonization processes of Africa that began after the Second World War. Well, what can you do in Mauritius?
You can climb Le Pouce 812 meters high in a 2 hour walk and then arrive at Port Louis, you can ride a bike through the Moka Mountains, on horseback or in a 4 × 4 jeep, you can practice a great variety of water sports, you can swimming, diving on the west or north coast, visiting the Ille aux Cerfs, going on a catamaran through the northern islands, getting to know the Black River National Park, the Crocodile Park and stepping on the small and violent Rodrigues Island, a volcanic island located northeast.