Travel & Food
The Pearl of the Indian Ocean is where we would rather be…
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Mark Twain wrote, “Mauritius was made first and then heaven, heaven being copied after Mauritius.” While the island in the Indian Ocean is famous for its beautiful powder-white sandy beaches, lagoons, reefs, azure waters and fabulous resorts, there’s much more to it. Thanks to hotspots like its mountainous interior and protected forest, there are some exceptional natural sites to win the heart of flora and fauna lovers who are ready for an adventure. From stellar hiking trails to jaw-dropping waterfalls and beautiful giant water lilies, this friendly, multi-cultural sub-tropical East South African haven with a pleasant climate all year round really does have a lot to offer for nature enthusiasts. Here are the top two places to get closer to nature according to the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority.