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Settle on Mauritius’ finest pearly white beaches between the palms and casuarina trees, or hit the snorkelling reefs and aquamarine waters, all with help from a local tourHQ guide.
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I am a local guide on the island proudly endorsed by the Tourism Authority..A certified and ...
The best guide in Mauritius!
Hi, Its always a pleasure for me to welcome people to my country.. Am very attentive and friendly ...
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I am a very friendly guy. I am good at communication and very well informed about Mauritius ...
My name is Yussuf Ali. Passionate about discoveries and visiting places. I am a travel and ...
Passionate about everything I do...I joined the tourism industry in 2001 as a freelance tour ...
Isabelle is at your disposal to organize your holidays "a la carte" and plans excursions, ...
I'm Kevin, 34yrs old. Worked as a guide and driver. In Mauritius for about 10yrs with Seaside ...
Hi, I'm Mohamad Ally Moortoza Boodhoo, Graduate from Umm Ul quara university Makka in Arabic ...
Am an experienced driver/guide having guided tourists from different countries. I fluently speak ...
My name is Ravi and obviously, if you contact me while coming to Mauritius in the Indian ocean for ...
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DriverGuide Guide for 25 year
The island of Mauritius has long been synonymous with exotic beachfronts and luxurious hotels; a place where Robinson Crusoe sand stretches are lapped by turquoise seas and dotted with leaning casuarina trees to the back. Unsurprisingly these are the Island’s major draw, with most visitors coming in search of unbridled rest and relaxation, or a stint at one of the many coastal, five-star resorts.
If that sounds like you, then be sure to ask your Mauritius tourist guide to recommend their personal favourites, because the famous spots of Grand Baie and Trou aux Biches near Triolet – the crème de la crème of the northern shore - can get seriously busy in the high season.
Aside from sunbathing and swimming, Mauritius offers up a wealth of other activities related to the sea. Snorkelling and diving are both popular in shoreline coral reefs, where visitors can spy out a kaleidoscope of colours and marine species. Further inland, the Black River Gorges National Park definitely warrants a visit, as does the capital at Port Louis, if only for that compulsory dose of a heady African marketplace.
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