Visitors to this island have always been aweded by the impressive way in which so many cultures live together Indian, African, French and Chinese. A modern nation comfortably existing with its heritage, Mauritius is a marval to explore. A meriad of beaches and stunning coral reefs remain the focus of visit for tourists in Mauritius.

The warm clear waters of the bays and white sandy beaches are ideal for water sport such as sailing, diving, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing. Snorkeling and scuba diving will provide the perfect opportunity for you to marvel at the butiful marine life of Mauritius with its amazing coral reefs that are home to a multitude of marine life. Why not try to catch one of the blue, black Marlins and sharks that Deep sea fishing in Mauritius has to offer.

There are numerous other tourist attractions in Mauritius for instance, some of the world's most rarest stamps and the first ever racecourses in the southern hemisphere.
The capital city of Mauritius, Port Louis is a major must to see when visting the island. A cosmopolitan city in the finest sense, Port Louis, with its throbbing nightlife in the form of bars, cinemas and casinos that will keep you entertained till the small hours of the morning.