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Village on the western coast of Mauritius
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Tamarin is a village on the western coast of Mauritius.
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White sands and crystal clear waters. Both novice and expert surfers visit for some of the best waves on the island. The bay also has its own dolphin pod and dramatic views across to the Montage du Rempart, an extinct volcano.
Owing to the exceptional high level of sunshine the district receives, Tamarin is the heart of salt production in Mauritius.
They are a milestone in the island’s history; they symbolise the end of slavery and the beginning of Indian immigration.
Veranda Tamarin offers a warm and comfortable haven for travelers seeking adventure and immersive experiences in nature. Nestled in a charming and vibrant setting, the hotel boasts stunning views of Tamarin Bay, a favorite weekend spot for Mauritians. Here, you'll experience life to the rhythm of the bay's vibrant energy.
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