Mauritius, located in the Indian Ocean, is an island of great geographical richness. It is characterized by varied landscapes ranging from fine sandy beaches to imposing mountains, and including lush forest areas. The diversity of its topography gives rise to a multitude of ecosystems, home to unique flora and fauna. The lagoons surrounding the island are a refuge for numerous marine species, while the island's interior is crisscrossed by rivers and waterfalls that contribute to its natural appeal. This harmony between the different geographical components makes Mauritius a fascinating example of biodiversity and dynamic geography.
Mauritius seen from space
Deciphering the photo of Mauritius taken from the ISS by astronaut Sophie Adenot: what we really see, the hidden relief, the clouds and the fragility of the oceans.
The center of Mauritius
Guide du centre de l’île Maurice : Trou aux Cerfs, jardin botanique de Curepipe, montagnes du Pouce et de Pieter Both, Moka et Eureka. Que voir et faire sur le plateau
The west of Mauritius
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Eastern Mauritius
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The south of Mauritius
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The north of Mauritius
Guide to the north of Mauritius: Grand Baie, Trou aux Biches and Mont Choisy beaches, northern islands, cruises, Pamplemousses and Labourdonnais. What to see and do.