Discovering remote parts of the Island

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katechady Active member

Member since 10 February 2020

katechadyActive member11 January 2025 07:39:46

Hi I鈥檓 Kate from Australia: is anyone interested in discovering Remote Part, of the Island? From India, South Africa or Britain from Mauritius & Aust: just move here 5 x years ago

marius123 New member

Member since 23 October 2024

marius123New member20 January 2025 09:03:39

I would.

Rfzilli New member

Member since 20 November 2024

RfzilliNew member21 January 2025 02:52:18

@katechady

Hello Kate, I am an American expat relatively new to the island.聽 I have been here for almost two months. I have been to most of the common places, but I am interested in exploring the more remote locations.

Ron

lesmar54 Member

Member since 28 March 2024

lesmar54Member29 January 2025 04:53:16

Try to visit places like PONT NATUREL in the south you get there by driving across the sugar cane fields on tracks and parking has no facilities like cafe , toilets etc. It is often very quiet and the views of the natural bridge and exposed rocks and the sea make it feel very remote

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