7 Top Things To Know About Mauritius
- Written by Daily Bulletin
Mauritius is a small island country that is a republic and is located in the Indian Ocean. This country is one of the most developed African countries.
The capital of Mauritius is Port Louis. What is interesting is that Mauritius was not inhabited until colonization by the Netherlands in 1638. Mauritius gained its independence in 1968 and then became a republic.
6 languages are represented in this country and there are two official languages: French and English.
The branches of the economy that are developed and growing are agriculture, industry, tourism, and fishing.
The climate is ideal for the development of tourism, it is tropical, where the winters are warm and dry while the summers are hot and humid. Winds also prevail on the island and sometimes it can be colder at times.
Mauritius was best known for the Dodo bird species which unfortunately became extinct during colonization by the Netherlands.
- Health insurance
Before the trip itself, you should take out travel insurance wherever you are planning your vacation. This is very important to note because most travelers forget about this crucial thing.
- Security in Mauritius
In terms of security, you can have complete peace of mind. This destination is one of the safest in all of Africa, although it is always possible for thefts to happen anywhere in the world.
Here, the government and the police do everything to maintain and guarantee the safety of all visitors.
- Resort and accommodation booking
There are various types of accommodations and resorts in Mauritius. Of course, under your financial income, you will choose the one that suits you best.
There are more luxurious accommodations that offer special services such as Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita, Heritage Le Telfair Golf and Wellness Resort, and Sugar Beach.
All these accommodations are considered luxurious and offer countless possibilities and privileges to their visitors.
Within these resorts, there are all the necessary activities for visitors, goal courts, spa and wellness, clubs, restaurants, excursions on land and water as well as numerous water activities.
Mid-range resorts are intended for those who have a certain budget.
These resorts are mostly intended for families and contain a large range of various activities, sports, wellness, restaurants, clubs, the possibility of dining at local and modern places, and various water activities for children.
- Food and drink
The food and drink are very diverse, combined, and intertwined with many different cuisines from French, English, Dutch and domestic. Here you can try various types of specialties that are more than delicious.
The selection of seafood dishes is also fantastic, and they have a lot of vegetarian dishes represented on the island.
Here you will also find vanilla, mango, coconut, and many other trees within your reach.
They have their beer as well as a wide variety of all-world beer brands.
- Regulations and etiquette in Mauritius
People are cordial and polite, and the best way of greeting is Bonjour and Namaste. However, this country is very conservative, and showing too much skin is prohibited, especially in places that are sacred to them.
There are no public nudist beaches on the islands, so if you walk around town in a bikini, you won't get pleasant views.
They are very proud of their cultural heritage and do not comment too harshly on food, people, or religion, they are very sensitive about it.
- Destinations must
There are destinations that you should not miss to visit such as Tamarind Falls, Black River Gorges National Park, Botanical Garden, Grand Bassin, Quad riding, Sub Scooter Diving, Jeep Safari in Heritage Nature Reserve, Submarine Experience, and Helicopter tour.
Each of these destinations will awaken in you special emotions and an experience that you will not be able to forget for the rest of your life.
If you are able, we recommend you try at least some from this list and we guarantee you an unforgettable experience.
- Extreme sports
Extreme sports are a real adventure for adrenaline junkies on the islands.
There are several of them, and we will single out some for you, such as Skydiving, Walking on the seabed, Zipline, Parasailing, water skiing, windsurfing, and watching dolphins and whales.
Conclusion
Mauritius is considered a small paradise on earth, which is extremely popular and whose nature, food, local people, and destinations will leave you breathless.
If you are planning a trip, we advise you to set aside at least 10 to 15 days so that you can enjoy all the charms that this wonderful country has to offer.
Daily Bulletin
