Discover the island of Seychelles.

Seychelles Delicately placed just below the equator, a few cables from the African coast, the Seychelles archipelago continues its 115 islands in the warm clear waters and of the Indian Ocean. It is here that is original paradise of Adam and Eve, where couples in honeymoon in the shadow of the mysterious sea cocos, on the most beautiful beaches of the world. Let yourself be lulled by the rhythm of the Seychelles, really adorable people, and forget the rest: you are in paradi...

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Mauritius

Paradise of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius has two advantages. First, Mauritius is relatively large, which is the guarantee of a rich and active stay. But most importantly, if Maurice has many a treasure, it is its people. Fruit of a mosaic of cultures that are mixed to the Mauritians are not only beautiful but also extremely nice. Ever interested, always interesting, Mauritians are open, generous and happy! Aware of the beneficial aspect of tourism on the economy, the population love discuss with Westerners, so as to discover their traditions. Where you go, you will be always well received! The island is surrounded by a multitude of hotels of...

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Maurice circuit (Trou aux Biches and Mont Choisy)

North of Mauritius, Port Louis and Grand-Baie, Mont Choisy and Trou aux Biches Beach are inseparable. Large expanses of white sand, calm and transparent waters, shade of coconut palms and casuarinas, this postcard setting is conducive to all activities nautical and ideally placed for the discovery of Mauritius. Lined with hotels, the beach of Trou aux Biches extends about 3 kilometres to join the North the Cove of Mont Choisy (1 kilometre), ideal for swimming and the spectacle of the sunset (exposed to the West). Peace lovers continue to the Gunners advanced and its many small creeks. Aquarium Trou aux Biches, the only one of Mauritius,...

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Lagoons to Mauritius and volcanoes in meeting

Lagoons to Mauritius and volcanoes in meeting The former Bourbon, known as high Island, is indeed well his nickname because it is dominated by the Piton of snow and the furnace still active volcano. The circuit meeting Maurice offers the traveller a rich in discoveries, and meeting various roaming program. Start with a short resort stay in the region of Saint Gilles les Bains on the West Coast, and then visit the rest of the island of the meeting through the Cirques of Cilaos, Salazie and Mafate, and volcanoes for those interested. Island to visit throughout the year, and its tropical climate offers the Sun on the coast and mountain...

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The various seasons of Mauritius

The beauty of Mauritius The climate of Mauritius is of tropical type, as in all the islands of the Indian Ocean, the seasons are reversed from the northern hemisphere. The tropical winter, from May to November, is more cool and dry, with the predominance of the trade winds with a temperature of 24°C averageFrom December to April, the summer is hot, even if the Sun is never hot and sometimes rainy, especially on the central plateau. The hottest, but also the wettest season stands at temperatures between 25°C and 35°C.Between January and March are some risks of Cyclone. On the coast, temperatures are higher than those of the Interior (4°C...

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Circuit in Mauritius

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Deer Island

Relax in Mauritius Deer Island is one of the tours not to be missed during your stay excursions! Victim of its success, it attracts so many tourists: it is home to beautiful beaches of white sand, where turquoise waters dotted with black rocks await you. Visit the beautiful island of the lagoon of sweet water hole, to take a boat from advanced Maurice. The ideal to Deer Island is to leave by Catamaran. Arriving there, excursions are organized to the Grande River South is where you'll not miss to see magnificent waterfalls. The visit of the cascades to link knowledge with others of the excursion. The beaches are worth the detour. Don't forget...

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