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A Complete Video Guide of Mauritius by mauritius360.com - from North through Port Louis the Capital, the Central Regions, Forests of Black River National Park, Pamplemousses Garden, the Beautiful West coast, the Mystical South, the Blue waters of the South East and the Marvelous East Coast.
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Port Louis - Capital of Mauritius. An Amazing City to Discover. With: History, Central Market, Chinatown, Jardin de la Compagnie, Aapravasi Ghat World Heritage Site, Intercontinental Museum of Slavery, La Citadel and much more...
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Le Morne Brabant is located on the South-Western tip of Mauritius. This is an impressive rocky monolith of 556 metres high facing the ocean. Le Morne mountain is home to a rich diversity of plants of which some are rare endemic species, such as the Trochetia flower which the national flower of Mauritius.
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The small island of Ile aux Cerfs is a superb place to discover while visiting Mauritius. The island covers roughly 1 km square in surface area. Several ferryboat operators are busy transporting passengers to and from Trou d’Eau Douce beach since the early morning.
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Blue Bay beach is the most beautiful beach of the South-East of the island. The key attraction of Blue Bay is undoubtedly it’s 353-hectares Marine Park, a marine sanctuary endowed with a diverse and vibrant underwater flora and fauna.
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Spend a day in Grand Bay, the most famous village in Mauritius for it's orientation towards Tourism.
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Discover Cap Malheureux with it's famous Red Roofed Chapel overlooking the ocean and listen to a lone musician whistling a story of love.
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Flic en flac - marvelous beach of the West Coast that shines like the crystal clear water of it's lagoon
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Explore the Forest Area of Mauritius with it's waterfalls, gorges, endemic plants and animal species.
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Michel Legris - one of the last Pioneers of traditional Mauritian Sega Music gives an exclusive interview with demonstration of making the Ravanne, the King instrument of Sega.
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The most detailed exposé on the history of Sega in Mauritius in an interview with Marclaine Antoine.
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Discover the varieties of corals of the Indian Ocean and Mauritius.
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