Mauritius Visa

An island nation located in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is famous mainly for its beaches, lagoons, and reefs. Ile aux Cerfs is a place which is mainly known for parasailing, golf and snorkeling whereas Le Morne Brabant is nothing short of a landmark summit situated on a lush peninsula. Black River Gorges is another attraction of the place which is perfect for family vacations as it offers everyone the opportunity of picnicking and hiking in a rainforest. Every tourist guide recommends Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden owing to its size and exotic plants. This is one place you will remember long after you have left the country. Ganga Talao is a water reservoir on the Canal du Midi and is well known in the world for its statue which is striking, to say the least. For people fascinated by the mysteries of this planet, Trou aux Cerfs which is a dormant volcano crater with a small lake is the place to be. Even Flic-en-Flac and Tamarind Falls will mesmerize you, to say the least with the former being a tropical oasis with options of swimming and water sports. All visitors to Mauritius are supposed to have a visa with them unless they come from a visa-exempt country. They can opt for a visa-on-arrival or get it beforehand from the embassy of Mauritius in their own country.