Mauritius- An Island of Charm And Wellness

Mauritius, a sparkling crystal in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, will fascinate you. The contrast of colors, cultures and tastes makes Mauritius so charming that the scene is set for an unforgettable holidays in Mauritius. You will have the opportunity to taste a unique sort of luxury and refinement that will uplift your soul. The island offers an essential beauty that will compel you to return to its shores time and time again. Mauritius was named after Dutch Prince Maurice Van Nassau. The island is located on latitude 20º south of the equator and longitude 57.5º east. English is the official language. French and Creole are commonly used. With a population of 1.2 million, the literacy rate hovers around 90%.

Mauritius At A Glance
The white beaches are protected by coral reef almost all around except for the southern coast that offers wilder strands or dramatic cliffs. From the northern plains, the land rises to a central plateau dotted by lakes and extinct volcanic craters. A few uninhabited islets area scattered around the main island.
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Culture
The Mauritian people are a rich mix of African, Chinese, Indian, Muslim and European descent, creating a colorful and rich multicultural society. Mauritians work and play together, celebrating each other’s religious ceremonies throughout the year in an overall harmonious society which spills over to create an authentic warm welcome to all its visitors.
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Heritage
Besides being a splendid and breathtaking landscape, which deserves a visit, Le Morne holds great importance in the history and memory of Mauritius. Immersed in the history of slavery, Le Morne is also a symbol of resistance to slavery and has become a focal point for commemorating the Abolition of slavery in Mauritius.
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