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Trip to Mauritius - Part 3........

We arrive for the night at the lovely Veranda Paul and Virginie Hotel  which is a lovely boutique hotel on Mauritius North Coast by Grand Gaube. The property had a lovely, romantic feel with friendly staff and spacious rooms. We arrive just in time for a delicious buffet dinner, before a few drinks (or should I saw amazing home grown flavoured rums) at the bar. The following morning awoke to a beautiful blue sky and views of Coin De Mire. After a quick dip in one of the hotels pools headed to breakfast.

One of the pools at Veranda Paul and Virginie
After breakfast we checked out and headed East. The coast line and beaches on the East are stunning with crystal blue seas and white sandy beaches.

Beaches on Mauritius East Coast
We stopped of lunch and a spot of free time at the Veranda Palmar Beach Hotel, which is a lovely little resort set on a stunning beach. The hotel offers All Inclusive so you don't need to worry about a thing other than kicking back and doing pretty much nothing. Though it's only a 3* the Veranda Palmar had everything you needed for a great stay with plenty of rooms, good sized rooms and even a spa. We had a fantastic lunch on the beach before taking to a sun lounge for a couple of well earned hours of soaking up the rays.

The lovely Veranda Palmar Beach Hotel 
After a couple of hours well earned sun bathing we headed south down to Bel Ombre.The roads are pretty good in Mauritius so getting around the island is pretty easy and straight forward and many people hire a car, though to be honest when I'm on holiday I like everything done for me!

Domaine de Bel Ombre - http://www.domainedebelombre.mu/ is a 2,500 hectare estate located on the South West of the island. The estate was created in 1765 and is now home to two stunning hotels, amazing private villas, an award winning golf course, Nature Reserve and Le Château fine dining restaurant.

When we arrived we check into the stunning Heritage Le Telfair........


Darren
Escape Worldwide - Home of Long Haul Holidays 
http://www.escapeworldwide.co.uk

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