The East Coast district of Flacq is quieter than Trou aux Biche or areas on the West Coast. Beaches are the major attraction and as usual, big hotels have picked prime stretches but there is still enough sand and sea left to go around Ile aux Cerfs. The only trouble is the lack of budget accommodation. Sea breezes are more common on the East Coast, bringing bracing air to the beaches from Roches Noires to Poste Lafayette. The Belle Mare area is renowned for the white sweep of sands at Palmar, while the beach at Trou'd Eau Deuce narrows as it extends to Mahebourg. By boat, from the Tossesarok Hotel at Trou d'Eau Douce, it is a 20-minutes ride to the Ile aux Cerfs where there are restaurants and a boathouse by the jetty, and miles of undisturbed, beautiful beaches on the rest of the island. Also see: East Coast Diving
A bit more affected by mass tourism than other regions, the East Coast offers some excellent diving. One of Mauritius' best dives is The Passe where you drift dive through the passes with the current
The Riviere Noire district has many attractions. The southwest coast is the centre for big game fishing and to a lesser extent diving and surfing. It boasts good long beaches and the islands best
Mauritius is a volcanic island, measuring 58km (36mi) from north to south and 47km (29mi) from east to west.
It lies in the Indian Ocean, roughly 800km (500mi) east of Madagascar, 3860km (2400mi)
There are golf courses at some of the major beach hotels. The Paradis hotel at le Morne and the Belle Mare Plage Hotel on the East Coast both have 18 hole golf courses. The Trou aux Biches Hotel (tel
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Mahebourg named after the famous french Governor Mahe La Bourdonnais but pronounced may burg, was once a busy port. Now it is a run down commercial centre with a small fishing fleet.

Operating since 1989 our company was the pioneer of excursions on catamarans. Easterlies Ltd was born of the passion of 2 men for sailing, Mr. Amedee Poupard and Mr. Jacques Le Clezio. Developing
Situated on the West Coast, the beach is fringed with filaos/ casuarina trees provides a fine lagoon for swimming and watersports. Grand baie and the northern coastline beyond Tombeau Bay has many