- Beach Villa 3 bedrooms BP7 Pereybère is situated on Ground floor. It consists of 3 air-conditioned bedrooms, 2 with view of the sea, 2 toilets, 2 showers, kitchen, sitting/dining room and terrace with outstanding views.
- Beach Studio Apartments Pereybère are found on First floor. Each En-Suite apartment consists of one bedroom with double bed, air-conditioner and wall fan. In front facing the magnificent of the beach and inviting blue sea is the kitchen, sitting/dining room and a spacious balcony.
- Security: Alarm system with rapid response service, camera surveillance and watchman on site.
- Nearby facilities: Public transport, restaurants, shops, supermarkets 5 minutes by bus, traditional vegetables and fruits sellers, Cash point, banks, sea sports, cybercafé,
- Situation: North – Pereybère
- Maximum Occupancy: 2 - 6 Persons
- Close to the beach: Beach Villa and Studios
- Service: Maid Service optional
- Contact Details: Email: Llewelyn aaamauritius@live.co.uk
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- Phone Anita +230 93 19 727
- GRAND BAY (BAIE) is situated within an area of sheltered bays and beaches where water sports and fishing complement the shops, bars, restaurants situated near the waterside. It is the earliest and traditional centre of tourism in Mauritius.
- It was once a small fishing village and is now a lively and largest resort - a popular tourist destination situated on a picturesque horseshoe bay in the north of the island.
- A shopping and leisure paradise and the area where Mauritians head for when they want a fun-filled night out!
- The town is also the MAIN DEPARTURE POINT FOR TRIPS BY BOAT to the Northern Islands of:
- Coin de Mire,
- Ile Plate and
- Ilot Gabriel.
- Local buses run between Port Louis (Capital) and Grand Bay every half hour during the day.
- Ile Au Cerf, a beautiful island located off the east coast of Mauritius, is also easily reached from Grand Bay.
- Inland and nearby is the beautiful SIR SEEWOOSAGUR RAMGOOLAM BOTANICAL GARDENS at PAMLEMOUSSES where shaded walkways, streams and ponds border a fine collection of indigenous flora. The garden’s origins go back to 1735 when it was used as a market garden to provide fresh supplies to ships calling at Port Louis. The gardens are one of the most visited attractions in Mauritius. Opened as a private garden by the French governor of Mauritius nearly 300 years ago, they served as a major horticultural research centre for the French and British during the colonial period. Today they are home to dozens of varieties of palm trees, as well as medicinal plants, fish ponds, and an amazing collection of Queen Victoria water lilies.
- SHOPPING: A 15minute drive from Grand Bay is Port Louis city where, in and around the central market is a souvenir and bargain-hunter’s dream where you can bargain for saris, spices, sandals, beachwear and intricately woven wall coverings from India as well as buy fresh fruit and vegetables from one of the many stalls for a few rupees.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
- Black River Gorges National Park virgin forests: Enjoy amazing vistas, wild monkeys, waterfalls, volcanic lakes and excellent hiking…the best time to visit the park is during the flowering season between September and January. Look for the rare tambalacoque or dodo tree, the black ebony trees and the wild guavas.
- Bird-watchers should keep an eye out for the Mauritius kestrel, pink pigeon, echo parakeet and Mauritius cuckoo-shrike, among other rarities;
- Blue Bay lagoon diving;
- Cap Malheureux: much-photographed church, the red-roofed Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, stunning views;
- Casela Nature Park is within walking distance of Flic En Flac: this 14-hectare park is on the main road 1km south of the turn to Flic en Flac. It is beautifully landscaped and has sweeping views over the coastal plain. The park houses some 1500 birds, representing species from around the world (some in rather small cages) including rare pink pigeons. There are also tigers, zebras, monkeys and deer living in a semi-reserve, and giant tortoises, one of which is 180 years old. Children are well catered for with a petting zoo, playground and mini golf. Casela also offers 'safaris' by jeep, mountain bike or on foot around the nearby 45-sq-km Yemen Reserve, where deer, wild pigs, fruit bats and monkeys can be seen in their natural habitat; prices vary according to the different packages.
- Quad biking and
- rock climbing are also on offer.
- The park has a pleasant lunch-time restaurant serving drinks, snacks and more substantial meals to visitors.
- Centre de Flacq along the road to Quartier Militaire, Flacq Union of Estates Limited sugar mill largest most modern on the island. Tours of the plant take place during the cane harvest (July to early November); phone ahead to find out when they run;
- Central plateau towns of Curepipe and Quatre Bones shopping and markets or to Floréal’s textile museum;
- Chamarel Coloured Earths and the highest waterfall in Mauritius;
- Coco Isle;
- Coral Reef;
- Dolphins;
- Eureka: preserved historical colonial mansion;
- Giant Tortoises;
- Grand Baie nightlife,
- restaurants,
- sea trips,
- shopping;
- Grand Bassin(Sacred Lake) crater lake, sacred to Hindus, is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the country;
- Grand Gaube a tiny fishing village with a good beach about 6km east of Cap Malheuruex: In 1744 the St Géran foundered off Grand Gaube in a storm, inspiring the famous love story Paul et Virginie, by Bernardin de Ste Pierre. Beyond small rocky bays of Grande Gaube almost no beaches until a long way down the east coast, making any trip beyond here an illuminating glimpse into traditional Mauritian life without the tourists;
- Ile Aux Cerfs;
- La Vanille Crocodile Park and Nature Reserve at Rivière des Anguilles specialises in the breeding of Nile Crocodiles, Most Mauritian mammals and reptiles can be seen: skinks, phelsumas, tortoises, turtles, bats, deers, mongooses, monkeys, pigs and domestic livestock such as goats, fat-tailed sheep and donkeys. All is set in a rain forested valley studded with natural springs and streams. The springs contain freshwater prawns and fish. Guided tours are provided; a restaurant and a shop on the premises.
- Le Morne Brabant, one of the country's most dramatic peaks;
- Mare aux Vacoas reservoir is the island’s largest lake;
- Pamplemousses: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Gardens feature a stunning variety of endemic and foreign plant species. The nearby decommissioned Beau Plan sugar factory has also been converted into a fascinating museum;
- Port Louis the capital: Le Caudan Waterfront, Chinatown: the region between the two 'friendship gates' on Royal St forms the centre of Port Louis' Chinatown. Here you'll see the rich mercantile life of the hard-working Chinese community, the busy Chinese restaurants and groceries and the streets echoing with the unmistakable clatter of mah jong tiles, Markets, collection of museums and some wonderfully preserved colonial buildings;
- Sea Trips;
- Sega Dancing,
- Ship Models;
- Souillac to Baie du Cap coastal road, surrounded by untamed scenery and stunning views;
- Tamarin salt production;
- Trou D'Eau Douce beaches and restaurants;
Acknowledgement: Lonely Planet Guide MAURITIUS (Ile Maurice)
Liste des attractions touristiques:
Black River Gorges National Park forêts vierges: Profitez des panoramas étonnants, des singes sauvages, cascades, lacs volcaniques et laandonnée excellent ... le meilleur moment pour visiter le parc pendant la saison de floraison entre Septembre et Janvier. Recherchez le tambalacoque rares ou arbre dodo, le bois d'ébène noir et les goyaves sauvages. Les amateurs d'ornithologie devraient garder un œil sur la crécerelle de Maurice, pigeon rose, echo perruche et le coucou Maurice-pie-grièche, entre autres raretés, la plongée Blue Lagoon Bay; Cap Malheureux: l'église, très souvent photographié, le toit rouge Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice, à l'étourdissement points de vue; Casela Nature Park est à distance de marche de Flic en Flac: ce parc de 14 hectares se trouve sur la route principale 1 km au sud de la tour de Flic en Flac. Il est joliment aménagé et offre des vues imprenables sur la plaine côtière. Le parc abrite environ 1500 oiseaux, représentant des espèces du monde entier (certains dans des cages plutôt petites), y compris rares pigeons roses. Il ya aussi des tigres, des zèbres, des singes et des cerfs qui vivent dans une semi-réserve, et des tortues géantes, dont l'un est de 180 ans. Les enfants sont bien pris en charge avec un zoo, aire de jeux pour enfants et mini-golf. Casela propose également des «safaris» en jeep, en VTT ou à pied autour de la réserve voisine de 45 km carrés au Yémen, où les cerfs, sangliers, chauves-souris frugivores et les singes peuvent être vus dans leur habitat naturel, les prix varient selon les différents forfaits . Quad et de l'escalade sont également proposés. Le parc dispose d'un restaurant agréable l'heure du déjeuner, servant des boissons, des collations et des repas plus substantiel pour les visiteurs. Centre de Flacq le long de la route à Quartier Militaire, Flacq Union de l'usine de Sugar Estates Limited le plus grand le plus moderne de l'île. Tours de l'usine aura lieu au cours de la récolte de la canne (Juillet à début Novembre); téléphoner à l'avance pour savoir quand ils courent; villes du plateau central de Curepipe et Quatre Bones commerciaux et les marchés ou au musée du textile Floréal est; Chamarel Terres de couleur et la plus haute cascade à l'île Maurice; Coco Isle; récifs coralliens; dauphins; Eureka: conserves maison coloniale historique; tortues géantes; Grand Baie vie nocturne, restaurants, excursions en mer, le shopping, Grand Bassin lac de cratère (lac sacré), sacré pour les hindous, est l'un des plus lieux de pèlerinage important dans le pays; Grand Gaube une petit village de pêcheurs avec une bonne plage à environ 6 km à l'est de Cap Malheuruex: En 1744, le St Géran sombré au large de Grand Gaube dans une tempête, inspirant la célèbre histoire d'amour Paul et Virginie, de Bernardin de Ste Pierre. Au-delà de petites baies rocheuses de la Grande Gaube presque pas de plages jusqu'à ce qu'un long chemin sur la côte Est, ce qui rend tout déplacement au-delà voici un aperçu éclairant la vie mauricienne traditionnelle sans les touristes; Ile aux Cerfs, La Vanille Crocodile Park et la réserve naturelle à Rivière des Anguillesspécialisée dans l'élevage de crocodiles du Nil, la plupart des mammifères et des reptiles mauricienne peut être vu: scinques, phelsumas, tortues, les chauves-souris, des cerfs, des mangoustes, singes, les porcs et les animaux domestiques tels que chèvres, moutons à queue grasse et les ânes. Tout est situé dans une vallée boisée parsemée de pluie des sources naturelles d'eau. Les sources contiennent crevettes d'eau douce et les poissons. Des visites guidées sont prévues, un restaurant et une boutique sur les lieux.
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