Mauritius – Touessrok – Ile Aux Cerfs
The Hotel Touessrok has several sandy beaches. We show a small excerpt of it below.
One of these beaches is located on the island “Ile Aux Cerfs” in front of the hotel. The island “Ile Aux Cerfs” can only be reached via the hotel’s own boat service.
Fantastic beaches surround the small hotel and resort complexes (also on the picture below you can see a complex in the north of the island of Mauritius).
The hotel complex has its own private sheltered marina. Motor yachts for deep-sea fishing can also be chartered from here. An ideal starting point for deep-sea anglers who want to go on the Blue Marlin. Many records have been set in deep sea fishing in Mauritius. The location in the middle of the Indian Ocean, a good 2000 km off the coast of Africa, ensures a real abundance of fish. The island of Madagascar is just under 800 km away. The guests wait here for the half-hour departure. By speedboat, the crossing takes only a few minutes.
The island “Ile Aux Cerfs” is located on a natural water channel that supplies the lagoon with constantly fresh water from the Indian Ocean. The current is not entirely harmless. For good swimmers, however, it offers additional bathing fun. The adjacent image shows the view over the water channel towards the open sea. On the island “Ile Aux Cerfs” there is a small restaurant that also offers drinks, snacks and fruit etc. We have especially often eaten the fresh pineapples, which taste very good already peeled and are also excellent at quenching thirst.
In the high season, the beach of the island “Ile Aux Cerfs” is very popular and therefore very frequented. However, there are plenty of other beaches in the vicinity for those seeking peace and quiet. By car, you can reach miles of fine-grained sandy beaches in a short time. With the high temperatures, you can spend a little longer dozing on the beach. However, we don’t take advantage of this offer too often, as there are far too many interesting things to discover on the island of Mauritius. We report on this on our other pages. View from the island “Ile Aux Cerfs” over the natural water channel to the open sea.
