Why You May Think Visiting Mauritius This Summer: Spectacular Beaches And Animals
Mauritius Attractions
By Okechukwu Okugo
Besides numerous gorgeous beaches, a lot more can inspire you to vacate in Mauritius this Summer, in Africa.
Mauritius is one of the most peaceful countries in Africa and the world, with warm and hospitable people.
In addition to all these pluses, for lovers of nature and animals, here are lists of some of the spectacular animals that can take you there, to see the way you may have never seen before, as far as you have never been here.
This is primarily because Mauritius is a paradise of many species of animals and birds that are nonexistent in any other part of the world.
And this is unique because there are no dangerous animals, no poisonous snakes, or mega scorpions in Mauritius, unlike in many other places, e.g. Australia with its vast array of dangerously fatal species.
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The giant Aldabra tortoise. Pakia tea
Red-Whiskered Bulbul. Photo credit: islandinstyle.com
Gecko. Photo credit: info-mauritius.com
Mauritius Monkey. Photo credit: info-mauritius.com
The Lions in Mauritius National Park are very friendly with humans.
Photo credit: http://www.turtutur.ru
This is the Dodo, Mauritius flightless bird, though extinct now. Photo credit: Pinterest
Mauritius Chameleon. Photo credit: South Africa Travel Online
Mauritius Blue Pigeon. Photo credit: Pinterest
Mauritius Flying Fox.
Photo credit: WWF Global
Mauritius Flying Fox. Photo credit: Travhost
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Mauritius Java Deer. Photo credit: Mauritius Holidays Discovery.
If these cute animals did not arouse your curiosity for a visit, perhaps these paradisiac serene beaches would:
Mauritius from the air, East Africa. Courtesy of Google Images
Port Louis Beach, Mauritius, East Africa. Courtesy of Google Images
Trou-aux-Biches, Mauritius, East Africa. Google images
Pereybere Beach, Mauritius. Photo credit: http://blog.airmauritius.com
Here, it is perfect to go snorkeling or surfing on the beaches of this East African island nation that is lying in the axis of the Indian Ocean.
There are many beaches, lagoons, reefs, waterfalls, hiking trails, and 18th-century Botanical Gardens in Mauritius, etc.
A country made up of 1.263 million people according to the 2015 World Bank report.
Truly, there are so many good things in Mauritius that would make you never go wrong choosing this as your next vacation spot.
And when you do, never get bothered to think about decent lodging and accommodations because there are many world-class restaurants and hotels to choose from.
You can Google up the official web portal of the Government of Mauritius or the Mauritius Tourism Authority official website to make inquiries.
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