There are many reasons why you should visit this paradise
1. Season in the sunshine: It’s pleasant to visit Mauritius at almost any time of the year, but the best months are October and November. January to April are the warmest months but also fall in the cyclone season.
2. Purchase pleasures: You can buy a lot of beautiful things on your trip, sugar, rum and all fun things. With abundant sugar cane fields and sugar factories, there is rum everywhere. Stylish sarongs cost very less in Mauritius and you will wear it every day on holiday and they make great presents.
3. There are many activities that you can participate in and have fun. Scuba diving and snorkeling, many resorts offer diving courses, but snorkeling is an easy option and you’ll see just as many beautiful creatures in the clear water along the beautiful coral reef.
4. Visit the Pamplemousse gardens, originally from Amazon they can grow up to two metres wide. This expansive, tranquil garden has complete serenity.
5. Jump on board a catamaran for the day. Try a trip past Grand River South East to see the waterfall, then sail to the snorkeling sites for swimming before a BBQ seafood lunch served onboard. Pure bliss I am telling you.
6. Budget plenty of driving time if you want to explore the island. Just because it’s relatively small does not mean you can zip around it in no time at all. The few roads that wind around the island are often heavily congested, making moving from place to place a bit of a drag. Be ready for these delays and use them to enjoy staring at the countryside or pull off at small villages and explore.
7. Sugar cane factory is the place that you can go and visit. Sugar is one of the main exports, so take a tour of a working sugar mill or visit the Mauritius Sugar Museum located 300m from the Pamplemousse Gardens in Beau Plan.
8. A day at the races is one exciting time. The Champ de Mars is one of the oldest horse racing tracks in the southern hemisphere. Most of its horses are imported from South Africa and the atmosphere on the race day is as electrifying as anywhere in the world.
I think Mauritius is paradise, I really enjoyed my visit there. The people are humble and religious.
Come to this beautiful island in the southern hemisphere and feel paradise on earth.