The island of Mauritius has all the beauty and mysticism of the tropics and draws visitors like a magnet. The island has several resorts and the words Mauritius Resort evokes comfort and beauty to the discerning visitor. For the upscale visitors to Mauritius,InterContinental Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort offers luxurious accommodation with cuisine flavoured with authentic Mauritian flavours, attentive service, a pristine beach and sparkling seas with a lush tropical mountain back drop.
At the northernmost tip of Mauritius island lies the scenic, peaceful Village of Cap Malheureux in the district of Rivière du Rempart .The translation of Cap Malheureux from French to English means Cape of Misfortune and the name was given due to the many shipwrecks off its coast in days of yore. It was also here that a British fleet landed to vanquish the French in 1810.
Today, the Village of Cap Malhereux lies dreaming in the tropical sunlight letting its scenic beauty take visitors’ breaths away. Added to the beauty of the village is the magnificent seascape stretching away to the horizon.
Perhaps the most picturesque spot here is the location of the village’s red roofed church,,the Notre Dame Auxilliatrice. The peace within is very conducive to prayer and worship and the church attracts many visitors from all over the world.
The Cap Malhereux Beach is also known as Notre-Dame. The sight of the island -Coin the Mire in the distance is a lovely sight..
The waters at Cap Malheureux is nice for quick swims through crystal clear waters.
Stroll through the village and soak up the peace and tranquillity while feasting your eyes on the beautiful vistas. Pick up pineapples from a way side stall and quench your thirst. The waters around Cap Malhereux is good for deep sea fishing.
Scenic beauty, peace and tranquillity are the hallmarks of Cap Malheureux and for seekers of serenity there can be no better place.
Auburn Silver is a travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world. Google+
