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Luxury Hotels in Mauritius
Angsana Balaclava Angsana Balaclava is a five star hotel that ticks all of the boxes, and certainly gives the other luxurious Mauritius hotels a run for their money. There are 52 suites and villas at Angsana Balaclava spread out around the tropical gardens and along the beachfront, many of which have private pools. The architecture (some have thatched roofs) and interiors are typically Mauritian, with a mix of Oriental and African influences prevalent throughout.
28th June 2021 - Mauritius Hotels
The Best Beaches in Mauritius
We're going for the picture-postcard beaches. But which ones are best ? It's a tough choice. Here are our five best beaches in Mauritius. 1 Le Morne 'Morne' in Mauritius (and the Caribbean) means : a high, rounded hill; a soft, beautiful haven. Here, it's Morne Brabant, an intensely green mountain, which watches over the beach. It's on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is considered a symbol of freedom here.
6th November 2019 - Mauritius Beaches & Islands