Marbella is a city in Andalusia, Spain, by the Mediterranean, situated in the province of Málaga, beneath La Concha. Marbella is a popular destination for many, a coastline city which can satisfy an array of holiday makers’ needs. Viewed as southern Spain’s version of St Tropez due its vibrant nightlife and selection of world class [...]
Quiet Trou aux Biches Mont Choisy and the nearby town are rapidly developing tourist destinations full of people who are better than the beaches of Grand Baie, during their stay in the area of activities and restaurants. Trou aux Biches (ie “Wateringhole) with beautiful white sand beaches of casuarina trees in the shadow continues almost [...]
It’s something charming Mahebourg tirelessly with its sleepy, a mix of old and new and unusual places. Budget travelers have a good selection of accommodation here, and it is a good starting point for all travelers, with beaches that can only be seen a short distance from the city and many things to do in [...]
Grand Bay was once De Bogt Zonder Eyndt (Bay called infinite) by the Dutch in the 17th Century. Well, often known as a place for its nightlife, is Grand Bay actually a surprisingly cosmopolitan chic, and even if it is the center of the north tourism industry in Mauritius, one can hardly off as one [...]
The beautifully appointed town Flic en Flac is the beginning of a stretch of beautiful coastline Beachy rises and off the very south of Le Morne. However, once you stay in one of the many upscale hotels, you can get a little frustrated this tropical paradise promised by the postcards. The development is in overdrive [...]
The island is mountainous center visitors are often looking for a quick fix of sun and sand, which is a shame, as the magic mountains, overlooking the Black River Gorges National Park and the bustling cities of East Midlands all provide very useful visits. As you can drive anywhere in Mauritius in less than an [...]
The northern end of Mauritius has a breathtaking view of the islands off the coast, and especially the dramatic slopes of the Coin de Mire. Although this sounds like more of a stir today, called “the Cap” (ie the number of ships that wrecked on the rocks here) a place of great historical importance for [...]
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