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Situation
Mauritius is situated at approximately 2000kilometers to the south -eastern coast
of Africa and lies east of Madagascar on 20 S, 57.5 E.
Climate
In the central part of the island, 600 metres above the sea level, the average
maximum day-time temperature varies from about 20 C in August to about 26 C in
February. Along coastal areas, the temperatures are generally 3 to 5 degrees higher.
The western and northern regions are warmer and relatively drier than the East
and the South.
Languages
Most people in Mauritius are bilingual being equally fluent in English and French.
Creole and French are predominate everyday languages and several oriented languages
are spoken too.
Currency
Mauritian Rupee.
Health Precautions
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travellers over 1 year
of age and coming from infected areas. There is no malaria risk in Mauritius or
Rodrigues.
Highlights
Friendly Mauritian people, blue azure seas, white sandy beaches.
Best Known for:
Palm fringed beaches, warm seas and island culture. |
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One
& Only Le Touessrok:
The gloriously refurbished One & Only Le Touessrok offers
pure indulgence in a spectacular tropical setting. Whilst the
original Mauritian architecture remains, sumptuous new suites
with breathtaking sea vistas have been developed on an island
away from the main hotel. Other rooms stretch along powdery white
beaches on the mainland, within easy reach of the Ile aux Cerfs.
A heated pool and luxurious spa invite total relaxation. |
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