Mauritius is located at the southwestern tip of the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar Island in Africa. It is a volcanic island formed by volcanic eruption and uplift. The climate on the island is humid all year round, and there is no severe winter. Invincible seascape, characteristic terrain and zero-pollution natural ecological environment make Maoqiu a world-class holiday paradise.
Because it is a volcanic island surrounded by the sea, Mauritius is basically full of scenery, even an ordinary shop, a bus stop, or a road full of sugar cane on both sides, which is like a picture scroll. ?
The famous scenic spots in Maoqiu include Nanwan, Dolphin Bay, Kashima, Tianya Haijiao, Tianshengqiao, Crater, Qicai Map, Chamar, Black River Valley National Park, Shui Sheng Lake, Hongding Park, Penglai Musi and Rodrigues Island.
Personal recommendation: Red Roof Church-Five Stars: the place where Jordan chan and Cherrie Ying got married. Beige walls, red roofs and simple lines make the church simple and beautiful, while the surrounding grass, flowers and beaches add romance. The Red Dome Church is located at the northern end of the main island of Mauritius.
Chamarre Waterfall-Five Stars: Located in the southwest of mauritius island, it is close to the seven-color scenic spot, a tourist highlight in Chamarre. The waterfall is formed by the confluence of two rivers, with a drop of about 100 meters. Although the current is not big, combined with the surrounding virgin forest scenery, it has a breathtaking magnificence, which is no less than Huangguoshu Waterfall in China.
Seven-color soil-four stars: one of the most distinctive geological landforms in Maoqiu, a bit like Danxia landform in western China, with colorful soil under the sunlight.
Dolphin Bay-Five Stars: In Tamaran area on the west coast, dolphins go to the shallow sea for food early every day and return to the deep sea around 10 in the morning.
Tianshengqiao-Five Stars: It is one of the most beautiful reefs in Mauritius, with various volcanic rocks and different shapes. The big waves beat on the rocks, causing mist, which is a bit like the picture of a magic movie.