Mauritius, a sparkling crystal in the turquoise waters
of the Indian Ocean, will fascinate you. The contrast of colours, cultures and
tastes makes the island so charming that the scene is set for an unforgettable
holiday, Mauritius has plenty to see and do - from French colonial houses and
imaginative animal parks to nature walks, quad biking, zip-lining and horse
riding.
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| Chamarel |
Chamarel
Chamarel is a small village and a
major tourist spot located in the southwestern region of the country. The thing
that makes this place unique is seven coloured layers of sand.The colours
evolved through conversion of basaltic lava to clay minerals. It is a unique phenomenon that charms and attracts
people from far and wide.Another interesting feature of Chamarel's Coloured
Earths is that the dunes seemingly never erode,
in spite of Mauritius' torrential, tropical rains and what is more fascinating is
the fact if you take a handful of each of the seven different colours of dirt
and mix them together, they'd eventually separate into a colourful spectrum,
each dot of sand rejoining its colour cast.
Once you reach Chamarel, climb up the observation outpost and enjoy incredible views. As far as the eyes can see, there are sand dunes in unbelievable colours; yellow, red, brown, violet, purple, green and even blue. A natural phenomenon that takes your heart away with its sheer beauty. Nowadays, the dunes are protected by a wooden fence and visitors are not allowed to climb on them, although they can look at the scenery from observation outposts placed along the fence
Buy test tubes filled with seven coloured sands of Chamarel as a souvenir to keep memories of this natural wonder with you always.On your way back, a quick stop at the Chamarel waterfall and rum distilleries is recommended.
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Chamarel Sand dunes
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Once you reach Chamarel, climb up the observation outpost and enjoy incredible views. As far as the eyes can see, there are sand dunes in unbelievable colours; yellow, red, brown, violet, purple, green and even blue. A natural phenomenon that takes your heart away with its sheer beauty. Nowadays, the dunes are protected by a wooden fence and visitors are not allowed to climb on them, although they can look at the scenery from observation outposts placed along the fence
Buy test tubes filled with seven coloured sands of Chamarel as a souvenir to keep memories of this natural wonder with you always.On your way back, a quick stop at the Chamarel waterfall and rum distilleries is recommended.
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| Le Morne |
Le Morne
Le Morne is symbolic of history, and identity of Mauritius. This is the place where slaves would hide while trying to escape and so commemorates the struggle against slavery.Ideally located at the peninsula down south of the island, right at the foot of Le Morne Brabant Mountain (UNESCO World Heritage Site) the hotel offers the luxury of very nice beach and scenery, everything you need for a peaceful and awesome stay with the family.
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| Rodrigues |
Rodrigues
Rodrigues, popularly known as the jewel in the crown of the Mascarene Islands.This mountainous island, away from the hustle-bustle of a typical tourist destination.The expensive lagoon with differing shades of blue will sweep you off.Rodrigues is a wonderful playground for scuba divers who quickly fall in love with the diverse coral reef eco-system and its colorful assortment of sub-aquatic flora and fauna. Equally, the island appeals to those with a love of windsurfing, kite-surfing, sailing and fishing. It’s beautiful beyond imagination and if you are a traveller who likes to take unbeaten paths, Rodrigues is definitely one of the best places on earth to spend a quiet and a memorable holiday. The tropical vegetation of the region is extremely enchanting; Also the island provides the perfect settings for honeymoon couples as well as for families wanting to relax
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| Ile Aux Cerf’s Island |
Ile Aux Cerfs Island
The Ile Aux Cerfs Island, also known as the Deer Islands in English is an island located near the east coast of Mauritius. Surrounded by the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean, this gorgeous island is spread over 100 hectares of land and is home to some of the most beautiful beaches. It offers a day of pure relaxation as you soak up the sun on the dazzling white sand and swim in the warm turquoise waters that fringe the beaches. In the Ile Aux Cerf’s, you are sure to have a day of relaxation and fun on one of the picture-postcard beaches, and to enjoy a swim and snorkeling in the lagoon |
| Blue Bay OverView |
Blue Bay Overview
Blue Bay Overview is one of the most sought after destinations in
Mauritius remains Blue Bay. Pretty impressive it is a protected area where you
get to see 90% of the corals alive,38 varieties of corals &72 different
species of fish.Famous for its beautiful
beaches, crystal clear waters, the beach is a great place to go swimming, snorkeling and relaxing.
Apart from this Blue Bay remains famous for the Blue Bay Marine Park which is a great place to explore underwater life through diving or a cruising on a glass bottom boat.
Apart from this Blue Bay remains famous for the Blue Bay Marine Park which is a great place to explore underwater life through diving or a cruising on a glass bottom boat.
You have the opportunity to experience unparalleled
luxury & above that luxury here is surprisingly affordable on tropical
holiday destinations – Primus Travels has some of the best value deals in the region.
We would be very delighted if you book your stay with us. If you are interested to travel Mauritius and specially to these destinations do call us on 02036702001 or visit us here or you can contact us here.
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