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South of Mauritius Ecotourism Portal the portal for your holidays in Mauritius

Welcome to the south of Mauritius ecological tourism portal, which will be developed in three phases over a time period of two and half years. The South Mauritius Eco-Tourism Portal will have, for objective, to promote ecological tourism (green tourism in Mauritius), principally, for your holidays in the south of Mauritius. Few people know the south of Mauritius as an Eco Tourism Industry and even fewer know of it for its spectacular, natural and scenic wonders that the south of Mauritius offers, blending itself within paradise. Plan your next holidays in Mauritius!

Before you plan your next holidays in Mauritius consider the south of Mauritius, totally different from the monotonous beach scenery of Grand Baie and the East and West coast of Mauritius, the mystic South of Mauritius offers most of the spectacular and natural scenery to be found in Mauritius to make your holidays in Mauritius a memorable one.

See the natural beauty of "Paradise Valley" and the "tempestuous" coastal scenery at Bel Air, the wonderful views at St Félix, Bel Ombre & Pointe d'Esny, and visit one of the world's most interesting nature parks: "La Vanille, Réserve des Mascareignes". In the south of Mauritius you can also expect wonderful white sand beaches as there are along the east and west coast of Mauritius, but also corridors of coconut treees, leading you to the administration areas, of the most interesting sugar estates in the South of Mauritius. Some of the top hotel resorts in Mauritius can be found in the south of Mauritius, : Sofitel and Hilton Spa in Wolmar - Flic en Flac, Dinarobin and Paradis at Le Morne and more 5 star hotels to come - the south of Mauritius is the coming dream destination for a holiday of a lifetime!

In the south of Mauritius everything is better than your wildest imagination could have ever thought of, the wild landscapes with mountains, the gorges, the valleys, the old extinct volcanos, the waterfalls deep inside the sugar cane fields, the pure natural therapeutical water to bathe in are just a few to name.

Climate should be your first consideration if you want to experience Mauritius at its best. The only time to seriously consider trekking through Mauritius's spectacular mountain country is during the dry season from September to December. The downside of climate-related trip planning is that everyone else has the same idea. You're strongly advised to book well in advance, especially during the peak tourist times. April, May and the school holidays from early July to late August are the busiest times, and in December you risk being left high and dry without accommodation unless you book well in advance. July/August is also high trekking season. The quietest times in Mauritius are during cyclone-prone February and March. The seasons normally change in April and that isn't too bad a time for a visit; but, for maximum spatial and climatic enjoyment, June, October and November are probably the best months of all. The forbidding mountains and gorges offer a ton of trekking possibilites. If you love Nepal or New Zealand, you'll also love the south of Mauritius, which has similar high quality hiking and trekking - but with the tropical twist. The seashore potected by a long reef barrier, on the east and west coast of Mauritius, gives you hundreds of kilometeres of coast, for your pleasure, scuba diving, snorkelling, windsurfing, surfing, water skiing and whatever else you may want to do in tropical waters!

Mauritius Island is the kind of dream place, that when you leave, you can't stop yourself from contributing to the trillion billion tear drops that have created the beautiful emotional scenery for which, Mauritius and its people (the heart of Mauritius) are renowned.

Plan your next holidays in Mauritius!

This page was last updated on November 19, 2003
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