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Rodrigues
At 1.5 hours by plane from Mauritius, 18 km long with a lagoon twice the size of the island itself: Rodrigues maintains a rural pace that the larger island has lost.
From Belle Mare to Trou d'Eau Douce, the east coast offers the island's widest lagoon, swept by trade winds and sheltered from mass tourism.
Mauritius's central plateau, between 400 and 600 metres, concentrates the island's Creole and Indian memory, its basaltic peaks and its 1770 botanical garden.
Ocean-battered cliffs with no coral barrier, indigenous forest of the Black River Gorges and sugar estates: the rural, windswept face of Mauritius.
The leeward coast of the island, the west coast combines the calm lagoons of Flic en Flac, the UNESCO-listed Morne peak and the Chamarel plateau at 300 metres altitude.
The island's most vibrant region, an ideal beach base with a sheltered lagoon, islets accessible by catamaran and Creole restaurants in Grand Baie.
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