Curepipe
- Must See Town In Central Mauritius
Curepipe
is by far one of the most densely populated areas within Central Mauritius, and
in fact the country as a whole. It has an excellent selection of shops,
restaurants and amenities, so it’s no wonder that many holiday makers to
Central Mauritius choose this location to stay.
Because
of it’s relatively high altitude, Curepipe often experiences more rain and
cooler temperatures than many other places within Mauritius.
Despite
being a relatively large town, there aren’t exactly an abundance of hotels and
resorts to stay at within Curepipe. Accommodation within this central Mauritius
location is limited to a couple of uninspiring guest houses and hotels such as Auberge
de la Madelon and the Shanghai.
As
a result, Curepipe tends to be a more popular base for back packers and budget
travellers looking to tour Mauritius on the cheap.
Places
To Eat In Curepipe
There
are certainly many better eating options than sleeping ones in Curepipe.
For
a place that serves up sizzling meat dishes and succulent burgers of different
varieties try Manhattan. If you’re looking for a more upmarket
experience, La Potiniere offers classy French food which may be a strain
on the credit card – not one for the budget conscious though.
Other
Things To See & Do In Curepipe
Curepipe
makes a nice town to explore – there are also some nice shopping regions
within the area, some of which have a very western feel. The pick of these are
the Sunsheel Centre and Curimjee Centre. There are also some pleasant
bookshops and banks available if you need to exchange some cash.
There’s
plenty more sights too – Botanical Gardens for example is a pleasant place to
have a stroll and is a keen picnic spot for the locals. Trou Aux Cerfs is
another point of interest – a volcanic crater that’s very popular with
holiday makers to the central area of Mauritius.
There
are also some notable places to visit in and around Curepipe – the obvious
place to visit is Black Gorges National Park – use it as a base to explore the
National Park.
Other
places nearby that are make for excursions for Mauritius tourists include Rose
Hill, Moka and Quatre Bornes. Between them they have a decent mix of
restaurants and places of interest. For example the Creole Buildings on Rose
Hill are worth a visit, and Floreal has the textiles museum.
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General Mauritius Holiday Information:
An Introduction To Mauritius
Getting To Mauritius
Top Mauritius Holiday Tips
When To Visit Mauritius
Who Does Mauritius Appeal To
Brief History Of Mauritius
Best Places To See & Stay In Mauritius
Port Louis - The Capital
Port Louis Introduction & Most Famous Landmarks
Port Louis - Best Hotels
Places To Eat & Drink In Port Louis
Other Things To See In Port Louis
North Mauritius - Sensational Beaches
Trou Aux Biches
The Grand Baie Area - An Introduction
Grand Baie - Best Hotels
Grand Baie - Other Places To See, Shop &
Eat
Other Places To Visit In Northern Mauritius
West Mauritius - Luxury Resorts In Flic En Flac
Introduction To West Mauritius
Flic En Flac - Places To Stay
Places To Eat In Flic En Flac
Other Places To Visit In West Mauritius
South Mauritius - Scenic Beauty & Stunning Landscapes
An Introduction To Southern Mauritius
Mahebourg & Places To Stay
Where To Eat & Other Things To See &
Do In Mahebourg
Other Popular Places To Visit In South
Mauritius
East Mauritius - Unspoilt Paradise
Belle Mare
Other Places To Visit In The East Of Mauritius
Central Mauritius - Nature Parks, Mountains & Towns
Introduction & The Black Gorges National Park
Curepipe
Mauritius Suggested Tours
Port Louis & PampleMousses (Full Day)
Casela Safari & Black Gorges Tour (Full Day)
Grand Baie & Ile Aux Cerfs (Half Day)
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