Mauritius is created for luxury holidays, local authorities are sure. Therefore, the development of tourism is proceeding slowly. Holidays on the island of Mauritius and neighboring atolls are quite expensive pleasure, but the level of service meets the prices. Magical, alluring lagoons, strips of white beaches, a feast of wildlife - all this awaits a tourist who decides on a long flight to unknown shores.
Weather in Mauritius in March
A philosopher who takes any weather as grace can absolutely safely choose a vacation in Mauritius in March. At this time, the rainy season is here, water pours from heaven more often than tourists who come here would like.
The happiness is that the air temperature remains high during the day (about + 30C °), slightly cooler in the evening (+ 23C °). If it is a sunny day, then you should be afraid of burning, it is better to spend the hottest time in the shade.
Diving enthusiasts
Expansion for those who love diving and cannot imagine a vacation without diving. These people are not afraid of the rainy season, they will spend most of their time under water, looking for underwater treasures, including living ones - marine representatives of the animal and plant world.
Wrecks of sunken ships are of particular interest to divers; there are special excursions to the places of such underwater cemeteries of ships.
Travel to Maeburg
If the rainy March weather ceases to please the tourist at all, then it is better not to be sad, but to pack up and go to Maeburg, a small cozy town. It is located in the Grand Port Bay, which shelters it from winds and waves.
There are many places in the city that are worth the attention of even a very sophisticated tourist. The Château-Robillard castle becomes the starting point of the journey through Maeburg. It houses the exhibition halls of the Museum of National History of Mauritius. Among the amazing items carefully collected by staff and tourists, you can see the remains of sunken ships, weapons such as the swords of the corsairs. You can look into old maps and try to determine the places of treasures hidden by pirates.
Mauritius and the sugar factory
Two industries are major in Mauritius: tourism and sugarcane cultivation. However, the reed acts here both as an important agricultural plant and as a part of the national culture.
Tourists take the cane home as souvenirs, and excursions are organized at the plantation. The capital of Mauritius, the city of Port Louis, even has its own museum, which is called "Victoria 1840", which is a restored building of an old sugar factory.
