Island of Mauritius

North Mahebourg, along the coast of the main road at the foot of Lion Mountain and the Mountain region Bamboos. This area was the first in the early 17th Century Dutch in the populous and losing one of the first parts of the country to its ebony indigenous sugar industry booming. However, the dense forest, it hides the mountains. Hunting is a popular activity here, but the flushing vast territory is also a valuable habitat for many native animals and plants. A property is open to the public and nearby you can visit one another when the essential oils are distilled by traditional methods. Still further north, trails meander through an area of mangrove forests.

There are few restaurants in the area remain, but the choice is limited. With your own vehicle, the places below can smoothly on a day of Mahebourg and Blue Bay or from Trou d’Eau Douce are covered in the north described. Log on the bus a long walk.