Geoffray's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Cap Malheureux's much-photographed church, the red-roofed Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, is worth a quick peek inside for its intricate woodwork and a holy-water basin fashioned out of a giant clamshell.
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Notre-Dame Auxiliatrice de Cap Malheureux
Cap Malheureux's much-photographed church, the red-roofed Notre Dame Auxiliatrice, is worth a quick peek inside for its intricate woodwork and a holy-water basin fashioned out of a giant clamshell.
Well worth a visit if you like gardens or tropical plants. The giant water lilies are famous but there are also plenty of tropical plants and trees to see. The garden is very manageable size for walking around in a couple of hours and are not expensive to get in.
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Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden
Well worth a visit if you like gardens or tropical plants. The giant water lilies are famous but there are also plenty of tropical plants and trees to see. The garden is very manageable size for walking around in a couple of hours and are not expensive to get in.
Food Scene
Far from dealing with Spanish cuisine, “Amigo” is simply an acronym of the names of the founder’s family members. Owning several fishing vessels, the family-run restaurant gets its customers the best out of the Mauritian waters. You can taste this freshness at the table, adding another dimension of flavor. Dig into the oysters or get yourself the platter for a real feast.
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Amigo Restaurant
Far from dealing with Spanish cuisine, “Amigo” is simply an acronym of the names of the founder’s family members. Owning several fishing vessels, the family-run restaurant gets its customers the best out of the Mauritian waters. You can taste this freshness at the table, adding another dimension of flavor. Dig into the oysters or get yourself the platter for a real feast.