La Cambuse Beach has beautiful scenery, which makes it an ideal spot to visit, especially since it doesn’t get crowded with people visiting. A nice walk down this beach will allow you to feel the waves beneath your feet and see the shoreline around you for miles.
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Best Time to Visit the Beach
La Cambuse Beach ranks on the list of top attractions in Mauritius. The beach offers a spectacular view during sunrise and sunset, making them the ideal times to visit. Visitors typically prefer mornings from 9 am to 11 am and afternoons from 1 pm to 4 pm, avoiding the hottest sun hours. Mauritius experiences two seasons, including summer (November to April) and winter (May to October). Most tourists opt for the Summer season, so booking accommodations like Anantara Iko Mauritius Resort & Villas in advance ensures the best deals.
A Few Tips to Take Note of
For a travel-worthy experience, it is best to spend at least a week on your holiday in Mauritius as there is lots to see and do. Most locals can speak English, as French and English are part of the school curriculum. Tap water is safe for consumption. The island’s currency is the Mauritian Rupee (MUR), but USDs and credit cards are widely acceptable, though for smaller transactions it is best to stick to Mauritian Rupees.
Getting Around
The commonest mode of transport for tourists is of course via taxis. However, these can be notoriously expensive. Other alternatives are the public transport system of using the Bus or the Metro. The metro is a bit limited as it only runs from Port Louis to Curepipe, but the bus network is quite extensive and is what most locals use. Car and bike rentals are also available; of course, your own two feet will take you far on the island!
Other Places to Visit
The Casela Wildlife Park is a beautiful place to visit to see some of the amazing wildlife here such as white tigers, lions and other wild cats, birds and animals. Central Flacq Market is the biggest open-air market on the island and is a centre for locals to gather and sell their wares. The Chamarel village is a geological wonder that comprises coloured earth resulting from the cooling of molten lava.
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