What are things to do in Mauritius? I will be there for a week and will stay in a B&B?

Don't bother coming, the place is a cess pool. The coral reefs are all dying due to overdevelopment. The hotels pump raw sewage straight into the lagoon so most of the coral is either dead or covered in brown weed. Its not safe to walk around at night and Mauritius has no night life anyway. Pick pocketing is rampant and the biggest thieves are the politicians.

Mauritius may once have been the pearl of the Indian ocean, but you know the old saying of casting pearls before swine. The beautiful pearl that was once Mauritius is now somewhere in the mud at the bottom of the pig pen.

Things to do.

1. Gaze at the broken and dying coral in the lagoons
2. Take a bus ride into the city and choke to death on the fumes
3. Go to the market and get robbed by pick pockets
4. Hire a car to go touring and end up in a ditch because some ignorant twit ran you off the road (the drivers here are psychotic)

Enjoy!

Welcome to Magical Mauritius!

Mauritius has become a tourist destination renowned worldwide for luxury.

About Mauritius: This tropical island boasts a multitude of high class hotels, resorts and accomodation set in some of the most beautiful scenery. Approximately a million people a year are fortunate enough to visit and enjoy the stunning beaches, coral reefs, the friendly service, culture and sights this island offers.

Mauritius hotels range from the modest up to 6 stars, most of the hotels on offer in the international agents brochures offer excellent standards of service and facilities and international quality food, freshly prepared from local produce and the ocean.

Attractions: Visitors are drawn to Mauritius by the reputation of its 140 km of white sand beaches, and the superb opportunities for water sports. Scuba diving, water Skiing, snorkelling, windsurfing, kayaking are routine activities, often for free in your hotel, for the more adventurous there are opportunities for parasailing, deep sea fishing, and even Undersea Walks where fish can eat from your hand.

The island of Mauritius is surrounded and protected by a coral reef making the sea calm, warm and welcoming all year round. The reef is an exciting place to explore and hosts incredible varities of tropical fish and shellfish.

There is also much to do inland, there are colourful markets, historic sites, Museums, Gardens, Wildlife Parks and a Volcano to visit.

please check out the site for more details :

http://www.albionplage.com

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