Trou d'Eau Douce is an ideal fishing village on an unspoiled and authentic eastern side of Mauritius. Serving as one of the main points of departure for boats to lle aux Cerfs. A truly captivating place with little streets, a beautiful beach, and welcoming locals. The village is small and peaceful and their main source of activity is the little boats that travel to and from lle auc Cerfs. Here you will spend carefree time at the beach and in case you need any kind of help the locals will help you out.
Walk at its streets and consume as many fresh juices as you can, they are sold on the roadside and are very tasteful. It is a picturesque place that radiates its charm from the South Sea. Here you will find restaurants in colorful wooden and stone buildings with open windows and the calm breeze of the Indian Ocean. Wanting to view some sights? The village has been settled since the 17th century and you can still find some historical sights. Don’t forget that Mautitius's beautiful attraction lle auc Cerfs with its over the top beaches is very close!
Mauritius is a volcanic island located 1,132 km away from Madagascar, off the coast of Africa. Rightly quoted as the paradise island, Mauritius is usually praised for being a haven for honeymooners and beach lovers, yet so much is waiting to be explored. Being of a volcanic origin, this 2,040km2 island features incredible and serene pristine beaches, magnificent roaring waterfalls, rugged canyons, plunging cliffs, nature reserves, and exceptional geological sites. Aside from the main island, you can always explore the surrounding virgin islets.
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