Montagne Blanche Mauritius has no worries, Sans Soucci is close by.
From the bustling heart of the town to the outlying suburbs and beyond into the sugarcane fields with its nineteen forties stopover point, there is a relaxed attitude to things. Maybe because Sans Soucci is so close, or maybe the fresh mountain air has something to do with it, but it feels right.
Starting in town, we explored the main street, with its shops and building, including the old cinema, which is for sale. Turning off into one of the numerous diagonal streets, we found roasting chickens and a new mask. After eating some grilled chicken, we headed back to the parking at the post office.
The post office has free parking and is an easy walk into the main town. It is also the old train station. Well preserved stone walls and long used and worn stains with a piece of platform jutting out of the new building. Behind is some more to explore, the part of the train station, not incorporated into the post office.
Off the Sans Soucci, it means no worries, It was an old sugar mill that stopped operating in 1946, that that is what the place looks like. A real blast from the past. It reminded us of an old pre-1930s depression gas station in the American route 66. Great old building and well-looked after.
A stop at the bridge near the medical school, it was easy to access the wall, and the views from the one side were grand, a real oasis. Then onto the real find. In a spiritual park there is a bridge, that seems out of this world, must be seen to be believed, with the shelves made from old veranda holders.
Quick stop at hotel Janat and on to the polytechnic university but we were denied access, so we had some fun, 'not' showing it. Our last stop was the irrigation channels, made to last in the 1940s and 50s. It was a long and exhausting day, but, no worries, it was great.
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Don't Believe it Until You See it! Underwater Waterfall in Mauritius Island Will Shock You #shorts
Take a trip to Mauritius Island and explore an amazing underwater waterfall. This waterfall is sure to shock you, and it's a must-see destination if you're in the area.
If you're looking for a beautiful and stunning way to spend your weekend, look no further than the Le Morne underwater waterfall in Mauritius Island. Located just 30 minutes from the capital of Port Louis, this waterfall is a must-see for any traveler to Mauritius.
In this short video, we'll show you just how beautiful and stunning this waterfall is. After watching this video, you'll be sure to book your trip to see this incredible underwater waterfall for yourself!
Would you believe me if I told you there's an underwater waterfall on Mauritius island? Well, check out this video to see for yourself! This waterfall is truly stunning and will shock you – you have to see it to believe it!
If you're looking for a relaxing vacation, then check out Mauritius island – this underwater waterfall is a must-see attraction! Not only is it beautiful to look at, but it's also a great place to relax and get lost in the beautiful underwater world.
In this short video, we'll show you an amazing underwater waterfall in Mauritius Island that will shock you!
If you're looking for a unique and beautiful destination to vacation to, be sure to check out Mauritius Island! This island is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls you'll ever see. Check out this underwater waterfall in this short video and see for yourself why it's worth traveling to Mauritius Island!
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Albion Mauritius, more than just a light house
We visit Albion on the West Coast of Mauritius. Well known for its lighthouse we decide to explore the rest of it. With 2 huge beaches, a great lookout point, a strange chimney, and some awesome food, it is worthwhile exploring the less know area.
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1:56 Where the snacks
3:45 Ice cream
6:36 Beach 2
9:16 Marlin
12:34 Chimney
14:47 Lighthouse
18:45 Magic
23:24 Plate of meat
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Dagotiere, the friendliest village in Mauritius?
We visit Dagotiere in the Moka District of Mauritius, and it might be one of the friendliest places. Starting with Vishal snack for some great fried chicken we took to the streets. Everyone had a warm welcome and showed us around with a smile. We tried a new snack and ate some peanuts from an old friend and then it was off to Alma, a grand sugar mill chimney. We managed to get some great drone footage, our first of a chimney, I was beaming like a kid. We also checked out the new housing estate opened by Mr. Modi of India and the Mauritian prime minister. A short stop at Dickson lake and a few guavas rounded off a very enjoyable day. Thanks go out to the welcoming people of Dagotiere.
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0:00 Fried chicken
2:20 Thumbs up
4:45 You still have to pay
7:55 Side streets
9:56 First Sutalfine
13:55 An old friend
18:35 Joan of Arc
22:14 Drone over chimney
23:57 Mauritian flag
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Riche Fond / Saint Julien Mauritius Vlog
We adventure around Riche Fond and Saint Julien in the Flacq district. Starting with a fantastic fruit cup, probably the best I have had. We then walked through the spiritual park. One end has a wall where the old railway went and the other has a great round bridge. We explored a gold Hindu temple and then drove to a blue lake, where I met a wasp nest collector. He told me a bit about the history of the region, and Mauritius.
We stopped at St. Julien church, which has a relic from pope Jean-Paul and we even found a national monument in the graveyard. In the hunt for food we came across a great snack shop, but that is for another video.
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0:00 Let's discover
1:51 Amazing fruit cup
4:00 all the local fruits
7:35 I get this wall wrong
11:04 Wow, what a great bridge
15:05 Way down there
18:35 a big gold temple
23:28 A beautiful lake
28:18 The relic of Jean-Paul
32:05 Old school shopping
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Pointe Aux Piments Mauritius putting the chill in chilli
Pointe Aux Piments Mauritius or Chilli Point is so relaxing I started calling it Chill Point. The endless beach views and relaxed snack shops simply put you in the mood to sit and admire the view. Clustered with all-inclusive resorts, you can still find history, a beautiful old sugar mill chimney, and 5 lime kilns.
Tami had the best views of the day as she waited in the plentiful parking bays overlooking the ocean. We ventured down the main road in search of snacks. The walk was pleasant, but because the beaches were closed we had to walk on the road, they don't have pavement, I guess you would normally walk along the beach. The first stretch of about 500 meters has tons to offer, patank courts, ocean temples, a shrine, and of course plenty of foods to try.
We got a panini from Sunset Filaos. It came with chips and salad and we ordered the extra samosas and tamarind juice. Could I dining room have been any better, I doubt it. A simple wooden bench overlooking the sea. The food was freshly made and hot and I don't remember how long it took, we were too engrossed in the view, but it felt very short. Well worth the price, even though they charged more than what the board said. I only noticed this when checking the footage.
I then told a fantastic story about the vampire that is very funny and the sort of thing that can only happen in a small relaxed town where rumors run rampant. We grabbed Tami and headed inland to Max souvenir shop, which was closed, waiting for the influx of tourists to return. Across the road is a real treat, as Riki described it, Fairytale wall of banyan trees, hid a secret. Five lime kilns. Not in the best condition, but there are 5. They are on the edge of the most beautiful football field in the world, again, quoting Riki. There is an art gallery, Ananti, right next to it, with some rocks and a sculpture on the lawn.
A short trip brought us to Bellvue Rivet sugar mill chimney, a beautiful old, but small chimney. Annexed in eighteen what what (1857) she was made in the French style using lime mortar, probably from the same kilns we saw earlier. The top is still open, but it looks like someone has been digging into the side and some of the stones are missing. Right near it, behind a few houses and surrounded by chickens is an old presbyterian chapel of Saint Pierre. They have repaired it and it looks good for another 100 years.
We then started a whirlwind tour of some of the accommodation on offer, unfortunately, they were all closed, but we knew the prices. The Oberoi is one of the top resorts in Mauritius, priced from 500 Euros a night, it also contains 3 national heritage sites. The cheapest, but still very nice looking Le Margarita, with their pool and a short walk to the beach came in at 25 Euros a night. The Victoria Beachcomber has sea-facing rooms from 140 Euros a night and we got to show some of the views. They are right next to a marine park, so a must-check-out place for scuba divers. Lastly Le Meridian, it looked very swish, but they don't share their pricing.
Our final stop on the adventure was to the closed aquarium, the only one in Mauritius. We drove off through the back end of town and were followed by a van selling something. The story ends with me trying my new favorite jam, guava jam, made by my good friend Reetish. He was the one I was on the phone with at Le Meridian.
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We drive around Moka in Mauritius
We drive down the main road in Moka, looking out for the smart city. Most of it is behind lush vegetation on the main road, so we head into the heart of the village, which seems to be made up of lots of smaller villages, but all under the banner of prosperity, An interesting drive that ended up where we started (luckily).
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0:00 Of we go
1:40 Not from Goodlands
3:57 Prosperity
6:54 Eye, prison
9:20 Full of mozzies
13:17 Here's Moka
16:09 Water works
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Quartier Militaire, Mauritius (the Heart of the Island)
The central region of Mauritius is truly its heart. Both by region and in spirit. Quartier Militaire, Esperance, and Providence are well worth a visit. Prepare yourself to be warmly welcomed in the coldest part of the country.
0:00 Intro
0:11 Montage
0:33 Esperance
0:43 Holy shrine of Peer Shah Ahmad Auhammud Shah (R.A)
2:19 it says L'Esperance.
2:41 Driving through the village
2:55 Lots of temples and shrines
4:00 First close bus
5:19 Pond and waterfall
7:08 Water from an urn
7:42 Camera doesn't turn off
8:12 Drive off
8:29 Providence
9:42 Temple Arul Migou Balamurugan Thirukkovil but the priest said something different.
10:41 Temple montage
11:41 I chat to the priest and then get a tour
14:16 Providence community center and park
16:12 Pont Madame Francoise
17:08 Our failed intros
17:45 Quartier Militaire
18:32 Old train station, don't knock on the wood walls
23:05 The signal post
23:50 I buy juice at a hole in the wall
24:09 Church bells, ringing
24:35 St Leon Church
26:41 The coldest place in Mauritius
27:14 Alphonse Ravaton (the king of Sega) green space
29:20 Riki and I dance Sega
29:58 I bend over to find cognac distillery
31:01 Another bus and I talk about oneway roads
31:18 Another bus
32:07 Reverend Edward Walter Government School
32:31 Riki's art of the day
32:56 I talk about how I don't know why Quartier Militaire got its name.
34:14 We drive some back roads
34:41 It's a stream, not a lava tube!
35:51 Outro
36:41 Riki says thanks
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Black River Mauritius, where the past and present collide
Black River has so much to offer any type of visitor it's hard to choose. We went with the abundant history on this adventure, with a short stop at a mall for a great lunch. The massive Martello towers share space with beautiful beaches, while ancient buildings, make way for the modern world. The abandoned houses were sobering but awesome to visit, but the cannons, oh yes, beautiful cannons were everywhere.
We started at what @Lucy Leheilleix fittingly called the tunnels. These stone buildings were set into the side of a hill and share the area with a lime kiln you could walk into. We still have no idea what they were originally used for, but they felt like something military, perhaps a battery of some sort. We were then guided to an old wooden house with a black shingled roof.
At the start we had no idea that it was the old home of the Black River CID headquarter. My exploring nature took over and I looked all over and inside. Still, in ok condition, it is not long for this world as a giant banyan tree has started to eat its way through it. If the red car that is more tree than car now is anything to go by, the building will be a tree soon. Saying our goodbyes to our gracious host we head out. A quick lunch at La Kiosk restaurant in the Ruisseau Creole Mall, a great panini, that I improved.
Across the bay to La Batterie de l’Harmonie that delivered a Martello tower in fantastic condition, and you can go in. The sheer size of this monument is breathtaking when you have been visiting sugar mill chimneys for a while. The inside was like a cave, the water running through the lime mortar has created stalactites and stalagmites where ever it has dripped. I walked the plank and climbed the rickety old ladder and was rewarded with easy access stone stairs to the roof. The views were all-encompassing but too soon I descended and we were off to Chateaux La Pointe Koenig, an abandoned house that holds many secrets.
The house is empty, there is no litter on the floor or old furniture around, but the place is full of bad graffiti, apart from the back build. There you will find three large examples of true street art, and the arts have a new fan of their work. Outback there is a perfect cannon, still standing on its mounts and sitting in its track, and watching over the battlements. Plunging down a cliff I met up with Riki on the beach.
A short stop at Saint Augustine Church with its colourful stained glass and off to the post office and marine cemetery the last resting place of Colonel Draper, founder of the turf club. I tell some stories about Paul and Virginie and their creator Bernadine Saint Pierre. We did our 'start the montage' dance in front of two laughing girls, a little embarrassing, but fun.
La Preneuse beach delivered another Martello tower and 5 cannons, one on top that took a drone to see. This tower actually houses a museum, but it wasn't open. We met Vero Laos, a fellow Youtuber and she interviewed me, awesome. It is also thanks to her for the drone footage. A quick scout around and we were off up the hill.
We finished the adventure at the cave of the virgin for the poor. Maybe it is a church or someone's house, all I know is it has a huge pigeon sculpture on its roof.
Black River has a tourist feel about it, but it really does deliver on its history, the type you feel in your bones and on your fingertips.
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Best Family Hikes in Mauritius
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Local vlogger Will Tevs has rounded up the 5 best family-friendly hikes in Mauritius with different challenge levels to suit your kids’ ability level.
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How to spend 5 Days in MAURITIUS Perfect Itinerary | Underwater Waterfall
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Spending 5 days in Mauritius offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the island's natural beauty, cultural diversity, and outdoor activities. Here's a suggested itinerary to make the most of your time in Mauritius:
Day 1: Arrival and Relaxation
Morning: Arrive at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport. Transfer to your hotel and check-in.
Afternoon: After settling in, head to a nearby beach like Trou aux Biches or Mont Choisy. Relax, swim, and enjoy the crystal-clear waters.
Evening: Explore the local cuisine by trying a seafood dinner at a beachfront restaurant.
Day 2: Northern Wonders
Morning: Visit the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden to see exotic plants, giant water lilies, and the famous talipot palm.
Afternoon: Explore the capital city, Port Louis. Visit the Central Market for local crafts and fresh produce. Stop by Le Caudan Waterfront for shopping and dining.
Evening: Head back to your hotel and relax.
Day 3: Adventure and Culture
Morning: Start your day with a visit to Casela World of Adventures. Enjoy activities like ziplining, quad biking, and interacting with animals.
Afternoon: Drive to Chamarel. Visit the Seven Colored Earths and Chamarel Waterfall. Stop by Rhumerie de Chamarel for a rum tasting.
Evening: Return to your hotel and unwind.
Day 4: Coastal Beauty
Morning: Drive to the scenic Black River Gorges National Park. Go hiking along various trails to experience lush forests and panoramic viewpoints.
Afternoon: Relax at Le Morne Beach, a UNESCO World Heritage site. If you're into water sports, consider kite surfing or paddleboarding.
Evening: Enjoy a beachside barbecue or dine at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Island Exploration
Morning: Take a boat tour to Ile aux Cerfs, an idyllic island with white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Enjoy snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing.
Afternoon: Visit a local fishing village, like Grand Baie or Mahebourg. Immerse yourself in the local culture and perhaps enjoy a seafood lunch.
Evening: Spend your last evening enjoying a beach sunset or exploring the nightlife in Grand Baie.
Remember that this itinerary is just a suggestion and can be adjusted based on your interests and preferences. Additionally, make sure to book any required activities or accommodations in advance to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip.
Mauritius - Climbing Pieter Both Mountain with Motrek Adventures
Mauritius landscape and incredible mountains - we've climbed the Pieter Both this December, a very particular mountain with on top of it this big rock standing in equilibrium, that seems to be ready to fall at any time.
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We discover an abandoned area, that was full of mystery. We also ate some great fried chicken and discovered Yihai smart city.
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10:00 Train!
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Welcome to our immersive visual journey into the breathtaking beauty of Mauritius captured in stunning 8K Ultra HD and HDR technology. Dive deep into the world of 4K HDR, 4K TVs, and 4K Ultra HD as we bring you the most mesmerizing 8K 120fps and 8K 60fps videos. Join us as we soar through the skies with 8K aerial and drone footage that will leave you awestruck. Experience the true magnificence of 8K HDR resolution and witness Mauritius like never before. Our 8K TV video collection will transport you to paradisiacal landscapes, unveiling every intricate detail with phenomenal clarity. Immerse yourself in the sheer brilliance of 8K Ultra HD videos that showcase the vibrant colors and incredible depth of this mesmerizing island. Indulge your senses with the highest quality 8K video and relish in the beauty of ultra HD at a mind-blowing 240 frames per second. Explore the endless possibilities that 8K Ultra HD TVs offer, providing an unmatched level of realism and creating an unparalleled viewing experience. Prepare to be captivated as we take you on a visual journey through the wonders of Mauritius in 8K resolution. From its pristine beaches to its lush landscapes, this mesmerizing island will leave you in awe. Witness the versatility of 8K TV videos as we showcase the extraordinary beauty of Mauritius from every angle. Unleash the true power of 8K Ultra HD as we bring you a collection of videos that redefine visual perfection. Transport yourself to Mauritius with our 8K Ultra HD drone footage and feel as if you're right there in the midst of this awe-inspiring destination. Whether you're an avid nature enthusiast or a tech lover, our collection of 8K videos is sure to leave you astounded. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Mauritius as we unveil the world of 8K Ultra HD technology. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be blown away by the immersive visual delights that await you in this extraordinary exploration of Mauritius in 8K Ultra HD and HDR technology. It's time to experience the true splendor of this paradise through the lens of cutting-edge visual innovation.
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00:00 Intro, Mauritius country
00:10 Village of Tamarin at Mount Tamarin
00:21 Chamarel Waterfall
00:32 Seven Coloured Earths, Chamarel
00:42 Black River Gorges National Park and a giant turtle in National Park
00:53 Le Morne Peninsula, Island of Mauritius & Le Morne Brabant Mountain
01:04 Underwater Waterfall
01:15 Mont Du Rempart With Trois Mamelles & Old Volcano of Mauritius Island
01:26 Village and Coast, Flic-en-flac
01:37 Beach and Coral reefs, Flic-en-flac
01:47 The River Rempart and the Mountain & Cascades of Waterfall
01:58 The Grand River Waterfall & The Island of Ile-aux-Cerfs
02:09 Victoria's Water Lilies, SSR Botanic Garden
02:19 Snowwhite Beach of Le Morne & Paradise Beach
02:30 Luxurious Grand Bay ( Grand Baie ) & Port Louis, the capital city of Mauritius
02:41 Rochester Falls
02:51 Blue Bay Beach, Island of Mauritius
03:01 The Cape With the Monument to Captain Matthew Flinders& the Indian Ocean
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Curepipe Mauritius (It didn't rain) Glorious sunshine day
We visit Curepipe on a glorious sunny day. What a place. From the historic to the hustle and bustle of a huge city. Only recently out of the red zone, the city is coming back with a bang.
The market is an impressive art deco structure where we started our tour of Curepipe, with tons of fresh produce inside, including chicken, lamb, beef and a host of different types of fish, from tuna to snapper.
We walked the street in what can only be described as the heart Curepipe and discovered a type of shopping mall call arcades. one even had a garden in it. On one of the back streets, we found a grill. They were cooking chicken and lamb, it smelt so good we bought some lamb.
We then visited the royal college, which is an imposing structure, as if it had been plucked from the hallowed universities of Cambridge or Oxford. In front of the college is the National Heritage site of the missing soldier from world war one, with Tommy and Paulu.
At the main crossroads of Curepipe we saw the iconic MCB building and the Arcade across the street that looks even older but is just designed to look that way. Inside the Arcade is a great cake shop, Chelseas Cup and Cake and a very trendy bar.
A short walk down the road leads you to St Theresa's Church, a magnificent old building which is currently under renovation. Across the road from the church is the Curepipe Municipality building complex which houses quite a few National Monuments in the form of statues. One is of Paul and Virginie in bronze, copied exactly from the original by D'Epinay in marble. Another is of Abbot Caile who was the first person to chart the stars of the Southern Hemisphere. He also calculated the exact location of Mauritius and produced a detailed map.
Next to the Municipality is the Carnegie Library and the Town Hall which are both National Heritage sites. The Carnegie Library was built with funds donated by Carnegie and filled with books donated by many Mauritian collectors. The Town Hall is undergoing extensive renovation but interestingly was originally built in Moka and moved to Curepipe.
We then went into Lakesview Mall which is a food court overlooking a beautiful waterway. Curepipe is known as The City of Lights and this is because it had electricity back in 1865! Many people had moved here from Port Louis during the malaria outbreaks and the arrival of the train led to even further development. Canals were built in the 1930s which greatly reduced the humidity and swampiness, but couldn't halt the extraordinary amount of rain.
At the end of our tour of Curepipe, we visit the old market which will be transformed shortly as the trains are returning in the form of a metro. We enjoy a dhol puri from one of the many food vendors near the bus station.
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