Traveler Tale

Pamplemousses Botanical Garden
Located near port Louis, this botanical garden is one of the most famous Mauritius sightseeing places and exhibits the colourful scenery of local flora and fauna. The garden was first established 300 years ago, and since then it has been providing the visitors with numerous scenic vistas and eye-catching sceneries.

It’s nearly impossible to pick a favourite small town in France – the country has enough charming villages to launch a thousand Disney songs. But if we had to pick our favourite, it would have to be Gordes, a hilltop stunner in Provence with white stone houses, cobblestone streets, and incredible sunset views.

Black River Gorges National Park
Mauritius is this beautiful vista of nature in the name of Black River Gorges National Park. Home to numerous species of flora and fauna, this national park is also a trekking spot and has numerous beautiful trails which take adventure lovers to the peaks. In addition to this, animals like wild pigs, rusa deer, and privets can also be spotted here resting in their natural habitat.

Winding roads through pine-clad hills epitomise the route to this tranquil bay. As you ascend the final headland, the beach suddenly comes into view below, its silvery sand and glistening cerulean water beckoning you closer.

Most people think of Mallorca and picture the Balearic beauty’s paradisical beaches and seductive mountain villages. But it’s well worth treating the island’s chic capital as more than an airport launchpad. Rising out of the harbour in a rush of golden stone and extraordinary Moorish architecture, Palma feels deliciously grown-up – and a world away from the brouhaha of Mallorca’s beach clubs and party towns.