Tropical Paradise : Explore the Best Beaches in the Mascarene Archipelago
A Sensory Journey through the Mascarene islands Breathtaking Beaches Nestled in the Indian Ocean, the Mascarene Archipelago beckons with...
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So much resemblance and yet so different,
these are the sister islands
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Reunion island
Mauritius
The Mascarene Islands
The Mascarene archipelago, located not far from Madagascar, is comprised of three islands: Réunion, Mauritius, and Rodrigues.
Each of them boasts unique colors, scents, cultures, and architectures, although subtly similar.
In our opinion, the best way to fully experience the Mascarenes is to visit all three islands, if possible, in order to gain a comprehensive understanding.
Reunion island
Mauritius
Rodrigue
Mauritius "L'île paradis"
Mauritius, nicknamed "Paradise Island" by the French, is globally renowned for its idyllic beaches of fine sand and turquoise waters, as well as its luxurious hotels and villas offering upscale services scattered throughout the island and internationally recognized.
The country boasts numerous islets accessible by boat, providing a myriad of excursion possibilities. Beyond its picturesque beaches, Mauritian nature reveals an often overlooked internal richness, both in its lands and in its dynamic cities. As one of Africa's most dynamic countries, Mauritius offers a unique experience where luxury, culture, and nature blend harmoniously.
Geography and climate
Tropical climate
Lagoons
Plains, hills, fields and forest
Endemic fauna and flora
Currency
Mauritian rupees
Population
1,266 million
Languages
English, Mauritian and French.
Capital
Port Louis, in the northwest of the island
World famous beaches
Mauritius is famous for its pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters.
World travel awards
Mauritius is the best island destination in Africa
Renowned resorts worldwide
Some of the most prestigious hotels and accommodations in the world.
Rodrigues, hidden gem of the Indian Ocean
Rodrigues seduces with its unspoilt beauty and authentic charm. This isolated island, often overshadowed by its larger neighbor, Mauritius, offers a unique blend of tranquility and adventure. With pristine beaches, lush landscapes and a rich cultural tapestry, Rodrigues is a paradise for nature lovers and those seeking an off-the-beaten-path escape. Explore the vibrant coral reefs, savor delicious Creole cuisine, and immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the people of Rodriguais. Discover the charm of this lesser-known paradise by embarking on an unforgettable journey.
Geography and climate
Tropical climate
Lagoons
Plains, hills, fields and forest
Endemic fauna and flora
Currency
Mauritian rupees
Population
42 000
Languages
English, Mauritian and French.
Capital
Port Mathurin, North of the island
Reunion island "L'île intense "
Nicknamed "the intense island," Reunion is a French gem in the Indian Ocean.
This nickname originates from the exceptional diversity of landscapes and activities it offers, ensuring a stay where each day unfolds into a new adventure.
Famous for its imposing mountains and natural cirques, the island is also home to an active volcano. Its beautiful beaches, with a wilder character than those on its neighboring island, captivate visitors.
Reunion's culture is vibrant, its cuisine renowned, making this destination a small piece of France with exotic and unique flavors. Réunion, a true cultural melting pot, gets its name from the diversity of its inhabitants who share a common culture.
Currency
Euro
Population
860 000
Languages
French, creole and english.
Capital
Saint-Denis, north of the island
Geography and climate
Tropical climate
High mountains and active volcano
Plains, hills, fields and forest
Endemic fauna and flora
Lagoons
Four "Travel d'or"
Every year, the "Travel d’Or" selects the best French destination
40% of the territory is classified by UNESCO
Thanks to its endemic fauna and flora
Diversity of landscapes
Between sea, mountains, green forest and cities
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