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Pamplemousses

district of Mauritius

7.0km

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Port Louis

city in Mauritius

13km

-20.16666757.5

Mahebourg

Mahebourg is a city in Mauritius.

40km

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Trou d'Eau Douce

Located in the east, visitors may easily visit L'Ile aux Cerf from there

79km

-20.31558.2248

Rodrigues

Mauritian island

653km

-19.71763.417
Sights (5)

Maheswarnath Mandir

Hindu temple is the biggest and one of the oldest (1888) of its kind on the island

832m

-20.0424444457.55238889

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden

If you want to see some plants originating from Mauritius, then this is the place for you. The Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam botanical garden is the oldest botanical garden in the Southern Hemisphere. It was founded by Pierre Poivre (1719 – 1786) in 1770, contains some flora unique to Mauritius and covers an area of around 37 ha. It also has several animals, being especially famous for its fish, deer and tortoises, as well as an old replica of a sugar mill.

6.8km

-20.1081527857.57725278

Île aux Cerfs

A paradise for water sports and has one of the most beautiful beaches in Mauritius. You cannot afford to miss this tiny island, delicately poised on the ocean, a real pearl in the Mauritian landscape. Price conscious visitors would be well advised to take ample food and drink, as the only bar and restaurant on the island primarily targets well-heeled tourists. Boats depart regularly from Trou-d'Eau Douce. There is a variety of vessels that serve the route including catamarans, yachts and "pirate-ships". Some serve food (usually barbecue, especially seafood) on board included in the price and tend to take a detour to the Grand River South East waterfalls for a visit.

36km

-20.2722222257.80416667

Île aux Aigrettes

island

43km

-20.4257.733

Seven Coloured Earths

A winding road leads from Case Noyale village to the coloured earths of Chamarel: an undulating landscape of different and contrasting shades of colours. The different shades of blue, green, red and yellow are apparently the result of the erosion of the volcanic ash. The site possesses a rare beauty. Much of the sand has been souvenired by locals. It is now sectioned off, but is not that impressive.

45km

-20.4402777857.37333333
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Triolet

Triolet is in Mauritius.

The economy of Triolet has historically mostly been agricultural. Like other agglomerations in Mauritius, it was largely set up from Indian origin Indentured workers and African slaves working on the sugar estates around, the latest of which to shut down was the Solitude estate. With time the population has evolved and many of the indentured workers evolved to small planters and land-owners. Following the diversification policies of the 70's, 80's and 90's sizeable parts of the population moved to manufacturing and tourism. Recently a significant portion of the population has also gone into the civil service and service sectors, especially IT and Finance.

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