Curepipe Curepipe is by far one of the most densely populated areas within Central Mauritius, and...
The southern coast of mauritius is known for it's natural beauty – many holiday makers to Mauritius choose to do a scenic drive from Mahebourg down to Baie du Cap, simply because the scenery is unrivalled even in most places within Mauritius (let alone the world).
There's a remarkably diverse range of scenery here – sugar canes and mountains meet picturesque harbour villages – there's even waterfalls and forests to keep your camcorder more than busy.
There's also a rather incredible wildlife reserve island on lle aux Aigrettes – it's possible to book a boat to visit the island (tours are available – you can request more information from the resort you stay it to book).
Along the North/South border is Bambous Virieux, with a small population of under 3,000 – there really aren't many places to stay here but it's known for the Vieux Grand Port which some visitors to Mauritius decide to tour – the Frederik Hendrik museum is here (admission is free) which showcases the Dutch influences of Mauritius.
There's not too much in the way of developments, or even points of interests along the rest of Southern Mauritius – some of the destinations you'll come over include Riviere des Anguilles, Souillac, Pointe aux Roches and Bel Ombre.
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