Mauritius
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Blue Bay is a town in the island country of Mauritius.
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A must see! There you will find rare corals and fish species in a depth of 5.5 metres. There is more than 50 different species of corals that have been identified, and more than 80% are alive. The Blue Bay Marine Park is now protected by the government, due to constant degradation of the marine environment left by urbanisation and the tourism industry.
A thatched house on the beach at Pointe d’Esny in the southeastern part of the island, near the Blue Bay Lagoon. With 15 rooms, studios and apartments.
Serviced apartments and studios in a small tropical garden full of flowers under the shade of coconut trees and encircled by cool verandahs bordered by balustrades.
All inclusive resort.
Once you are in Blue Bay residential area, you can easily walk from your hotels or villas to the beach since the area is small and with little development.
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Plaine Magnien · International · MRU
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