300 meters from the villa, the beautiful beach of Le Morne Brabant
You will also find a restaurant-Snack "EMBA Filaos" with views over the lagoon
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The length of stay in the villa is at least one week.
The rates include:
- The supply of electricity, water and gas.
- Cleaning of linen and maintenance of housing.
PAYMENTS
Deposit of 30% of the total stay.
The regulation is done by bank transfer or online payment on our site
The balance is due upon arrival at the rental
DEPOSIT 150.-€ deposit
1 km from the villa site of world famous kite,
framed by the Nomad Kite School
Located at the foot of the impressive Morne Brabant rock in the far south west of Mauritius, the beach where the course is conducted a large bay where you walk around over large distances.
Secure and protected by the reef, this site provides a varied practice of kiteboarding whatever your level, beginner or advanced.
The Le Morne Mountain is a granite and basalt peak elevation of 555 meters, the summit will cover an area of over 15 hectares. The sides of the mountain are very steep with overhanging caves. The vegetation on the mountain includes native and exotic plants.
A local myths related to the colonial period, reported a collective suicide of chestnuts summit of Morne. Having found the ultimate refuge in this place, runaway slaves who, chased by police and dogs, chose to die rather than be captured.
Hiking on the Morne with Trekkingilemaurice
Starting point for many hikes with different levels of difficulty, you will come across Java deer, wild pigs and monkeys.
Breathtaking view of the lagoon.
In a superb park of 1500m2
Typical Creole house offering all the comforts
for an unforgettable stay.
Beautiful veranda ventilated, open the pool
2 double rooms with air conditioning,
2 bathrooms "en suite", lounge dining room inside and out, a range of satellite TV, WiFi fee (USB 3G), fitted kitchen office, dishwasher, washing machine, alarm, garage and outbuilding, 2 mountain bikes, all Household day except Sunday, linen and towels provided, gardener.
