with flavours that are uniquely influenced by French, Indian, African, and Asian cooks.
Chathurthi, Ugadi, and Chinese New Year, and each of these offers a look into the various cultures that coexist on the island of Mauritius.
glimpse of Mauritian life and are home to sellers selling fruit and vegetables, handcrafted items, spices, and street cuisine.
in Mauritius and a top tourist attraction.
roots, is frequently performed all around the island. The sega is frequently sung in Creole (the native language of Mauritians).
gardens, mountainous panoramas, waterfalls, and tropical woods to explore in Mauritius.
for attracting tourists.
reserve on horseback, via mountain bike, on foot, or with a quad bike. + + +
four centuries, and the island continues to export a significant amount of the sweet commodity, which is essential to its economy and way of life.