South Mauritius Island Tour

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Mauritius is a holiday destination which brings saliva to the lips of any backpacker. The prospect of going for Mauritius holidays is a thought which has an irresistible appeal to people from all generations. The southern part of the island is one of the most visited destinations, thanks to its exoticness and a plethora of attractions. The region has great natural sites to delight your eyes and ample amount of tasty cuisines to please your hungry bellies. Mauritius packages help you get lodging in the best hotels and to enjoy sightseeing at the minimum expenses.

Here are some must-see attractions which you can feast on while taking a south Mauritius tour:

1. Crocodile and Giant Tortoises Park

This is not just a park but your chance to getting up, close & personal to some of the most feared creatures on the planet. Meet the giant Nile crocodiles, greet them with a hello and even try feeding them! Isn’t the thought exciting? This place offers you a chance to do things which you may have never done before. For the weak-hearted ones, there are the giant albeit shy tortoises. They are pretty harmless and ...
... prefer to crawl about innocuously under the bamboo shade. The park also sets up your rendezvous with other creatures including radiant butterflies and a variety of attractive fishes.

2. Rochester Waterfalls

Mauritius tour package also give you a glimpse of the mammoth & refulgent Rochester Waterfalls. This is a unique spot since the ambience it offers will blow your mind away. The waterfall is enveloped by natural rock formations and a verdant forest-strewn area.

3. Gris

Gris is a rustic and panoramic place which is a big respite to the eyes tired of the concrete metro cities. Gris is one of such places which you usually read about in Enid Blyton’s ‘Famous Five’ books. It is a serene countryside with rocky cliffs and sea welcoming you to a natural locale. Most Mauritius packages include this village in their itinerary.

4. Bois Cheri

Bois Cheri is a sprawling tea estate which has a warm nostalgic charm and a long-rooted tradition. If you are interested in tea leaves & plantations, then a trip to this place must be included in your Mauritius holidays. Also, make sure to sip the local tea for tasting something unforgettably delicious!

5. MangalMahadev

MangalMahadev is a giant 108-feet statue of the Hindu God Lord Shiva (also known as ‘Mahadev’). A visit to this site shall enthrall you as well as help you experience the spiritual side of life.
Other popular attractions covered by south Mauritius holiday packages are Grand Bassin, Saint Aubin House and many more. Mauritius is one of those stunning and exotic islands which must be visited at least once before you die.