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Many people travel to Mauritius to enjoy some great beaches, swimming, and shopping, and stopping over for at least day or two in Mauritius is more than worthwhile if you're traveling through Mauritius. Mauritius is one of Mauritius's more well-known travel destinations, and its most popular attractions include the Flic En Flac and Chamarel. There's a lot more interesting things to see and do in Mauritius, so be sure check out this Mauritius travel guide in more detail.
Top Attractions in Mauritius
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Top Hotels in Mauritius
There are 25 Hotels and Hostels in Mauritius
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There are 31 Restaurants in Mauritius
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097My most absolute favourite 'holiday' destination to date so far. Absolutely had a blast & going back in January for another month!!!! We stayed at the Dinarobin Resort beneath the base of the Le Morne Mountain. Bloody wicked resort loved it to death. So much to do, fantastic restaurants, did something every second day & chilled out on the beach & spa every other day. Love it love it love.... More upmarket but hey why not you only live once!!!!
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02825Such a small island... so beautifull, in the december - january season! A lot to do and a lot to visit. In the north is the weather and climat very nice. 3h difference with europe.
To do some shopping, you go to 'Gran Bay' touristic or to 'Port Louis' where you can find almost everything.
Mauritius is also known for their famous extra big beautifull hotels of high quality.
There aren't that much farmacies and they do have other products.
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003Don't forget to visit local supermarkets (not the Port Louis market, that one focusses on tourists ...) to buy a truck load of spices (much cheaper then in europe or anywhere else)
You can rent a driver/guide for one day, but these people take you to all kinds of expensive shops where they get a commission, tell them before you leave that you are not interested in that kind of tour (unless of course you like to be ripped off ...)
You can rent a driver/guide for one day, but these people take you to all kinds of expensive shops where they get a commission, tell them before you leave that you are not interested in that kind of tour (unless of course you like to be ripped off ...)
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