Mauritius's beautiful beaches are the key draw for most tourists who visit the island—and you don’t have to go far to find one. All beaches are public, and although hotels have claimed the best ones, they're accessible to non-residents as well. The north coast has the greatest concentration and variety of beaches, including small coves shaded by casuarina trees. The most celebrated stretches of bleached white sand, gently sloping into a warm azure sea, are found in the east, while the west coast has golden sand, shallow water and the best sunsets. The south is wilder, where the surf clashes against the shore.
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SSushobhan Maheshwari3987 days ago
Wow.. beauty in true sense.. explore ur self.. even almost same cost to tour Andman and nicobar.. Breath taking beauty of Beaches..Read More
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