BBC Travel Show - Mauritius (Week 11 - 2018) 

Oh please do come.. You are most welcomed

You are most welcome dr❤

@Boobiieee Lovy you talking about blue bay? sorry, ive lost track of 2020 lmao

Don't listen to whatever people are saying, the beaches are all well cleaned after the oil spill episode of mid 2020,i live in the south east of mauritius where the affected beaches especially blue bay ,are situated, and i can only say one thing ,beautiful and the pandemic has given the beaches their holiday they rightly deserve .

I'm guessing you still haven't been to mauritius. Keep it that way, thanks

@@gavinmunian9579 I'm from Haiti but I'm from Syrian ancestry

@@gavinmunian9579 yes

Haitian and Mauritian Creole have similarities and differences. We met a Haitian when I was in school in Mauritius and I was so excited that another country speak our Creole but when I spoke with a Haitian on another occasion over the internet.. We started arguing that the other was speaking Creole wrong ( we were kids at the time and didn't know any better). Last time I was in Miami with my family, the taxi driver was smiling when we were saying "how much should we tip?" in creole and turns out he was from Haiti and could understand most of the Mauritian Creole that we spoke. In the end, it's cool that the two Creoles can sound similar with some variances. I didn't know creole on Reunion Island was different until I heard them speak it too.

We speak creole

J. E. You are arab then not hatian

Stop lying.. Aint no fucking piece anymore, pollution everywhere.. Crimes everyday.. Security? What the heck.. Clean water? U kidding me? We dont get water majority of the year.. Stop lying to the world

@@jenathoo7863 Nelson Mandela Street, Riviere du Rempart, Mauritius. This is my address, my family and i would love to have you as our guest for a week and show you how blessed we are, neither politics nor any social factor governs our lifestyle, we becomes what we thinks we are and being thankful for everything we have, basic principles of law of attraction. The more you are grateful the more reasons you will find to be grateful for, the more you complaints the universe will give you more to complaint about. Simple as that. I won't speak for every Mauritians but I am definitely one blessed soul to be born in this beautiful tropical paradise. 😊🌟

@@sayadgoolfee2497 agrees wiz u man👍👍

Mauritius is not safe. There are many places you can’t walk alone at nightfall......

That's the spirit. Love your views n positive attitude. Stay blessed 👌

Sadly😥

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@@hurpaulvarun3432 👋👋👋🤝🤝

🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏

Do come dr❤🇲🇺

Me 2

No one asked u

Same here very proud indeed

@@olivier3164 well said

@@olivier3164 mo one asked you to respond

The locals won't give a fuck about you. Like dogs and cats? Yeah check out the streets then and tell me what you see there.

@@stevenwest1494 same can be applied to every country and you are shit

hey payday tanque un le coeur mauricien batter lor sa mama la nous pou planter meme nous !!!! laisse bane terrains canne vender to guetter comier legume fruits sa pays la pou bercer dans so ventre :)

so true ! and sad

@helen h yes humans had no control and didnt know the beauty of different species :(

@helen h lol fck your English

Yes very sad. Now it's time to turn Rodrigues into another concrete jungle !

Imao😂😂

We should have left the people in their tiny storm prone shacks maybe?

Oh I'm sorry, are we the people in developing countries obligated to stay in huts and caves to satisfy the viewing pleasures of those in developed countries as if we are just tourist attractions?

@@warren5037 that's not what they're saying I don't think, of course normal buildings are good, but Mauritius is a paradise, I wish more of the country was open to the locals, like most of the beaches now 'belong' to these huge companies and hotels that have 'bought' them. This island should be respectful of its natural beauty and not damage the environment. This country is unique and special, as every place is, so the natural environment should be protected, and also available to the average person that lives there, not just the tourists

Everyhere is the same ,look at the cities London , new York , Japan etc etc they are building big sky scraper or shall I say concrete jungle

Urban renewal does not end well

yep

Mo 1 moricien😂

@@ziondon3460 aret rasis weh😶

Vick prod you need to bring some attention to the white man taking your country over FACTS

Mauritian

U can marry with a mauritian if u r not marry u will have the permission to stay here forever

U are most welcome

No please don't.. No more resources left

@@vishaldharanidhar go away you racist scrambled egg, we all saw your islamaphobic comments on the other videos.

@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyxz102 seethe in ur own puke!!

Feel good to hear when visitors bring nice comment s about my country.... Many mauritians left for Europe and more continents but i want to add that i just love my country soo much that i hardly can think to visit or stay to other countries lol but i will do travel.💖

Same here , went to Mauritius in 2019 and it was amazing

Because Tourists are only interested in the beautiful things?

@Varoon je ne sais pas si to konpren creol mai en tou cas mo pou koz li pir pou to conpren. . Sak dimoun ena so lopinion mai en tou cas moi kan mo get enn doc lor enn pays ou enn cité mo kontan get li dan tou so l'aspect alor pa koz kk car moi ek toi pa pareil et nou vision non plus si toi to kontan superficiel moi non alor think twice before opening ur fucking mouth ok...

@@kaetlamimi1302 TIOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

@@skt1fenixthelegendkid521 n tiouuuuuuuu positif ou negatif sa ???????

@@kaetlamimi1302 je suis français noir parce que je suis d'origine africaine camerounaise plus précisément. Au cameroun tel qu'à l'île maurice nous parlons déjà le français. Donc j'ai compris votre message. Je pense qu'ils montrent que les aspects positifs pour attirer des gens à découvrir votre île. En exposant certaines réalités l'attrait et le charme exotique disparaîtrait pour laisser place à la réticence. C'est un avis extérieur. Beau reportage

You are Welcome to visit anytime. You have direct flights from Mumbai and Delhi

No you won't.

Geoff L you’re so right

Strongly believe that it is where you worked or lived at that time. Also, the people around you. Happy to say that I live in a village where everyone mind their own business and no one is as you said "conservative". Cheers

Stupid comment. Maybe during your stay you've been living in a cave.. sorry about that.

what,s stopping you Geoffrey

Darrielle Laviolette that’s the same thing as being conservative right?

Are u from mauritius??

Yes I'm from mauritius

@myjourney 22688 ok

Can i get to know u

@A.M Bisor improve your Grammer

Yo

Don't forget the dogs everywhere

@@ziondon3460 yeah I know this is a big problem is it.

what kind of drugs?

@Boobiieee Lovy Cannabis is hardly a problem. Heroin is an issue.

Don't you have security forces

i hate the government, they’re trying to turn it into a stone island. little do they know is that tourists are looking for natural scenery.

That's right 😍😍😍

That's what some people want you to believe but it's far from the truth. I love and respect all the cultures that make up the culture of Mauritius, stop calling it little India.

@@nicholasbarber2732 Little India!!

@@mariecath3535 if it's little India, then it's little China too.. lol

Yes

No it's in the very heart of england

@@kipangayaqichwa4500 lol

R u indian?

Shut up!

Shut up!

Enrico Montali No you fuck you.

Fuck off Trinidad full of cock sucker and crimes.

That's because loads of these Islands like Fiji, Mauritius, Seychelles, Reunion, Haiti and Trinidad have similar roots including Indian ancestry and similar looking Islands

Was this country originally black African country ? I only see indians.

@@MARK-nh4hx it's a long history but I will try to summarize it. Originally colonized by Europeans who brought African slaves to the Island. Chinese and Indians later came to the island for work which is why it's a melting pot of cultures. Yes you are right, nowadays, majority on the island are Indians and creole(descendant of the Africans that were brought to Mauritius) and other races like Chinese and Europeans amongst others are the minority.

@@MARK-nh4hx i’ll explain it, so basically slaves from parts of India and Africa were brought here, and Chinese traders also came. There is a population of Franco Mauritians as well.

@@MARK-nh4hx 66% are indian. Add in the bias by the reporter who is a UK indian..

Yes you are right. But its not identical to the tamil vadai since the ingredients are not of the same taste and quality. The outcome is different.

Plenty of Mauritians are of Tamil descent so your comment checks out. Btw we incorporated some Tamil words in our Mauritian creole, the most popular being the word "aiyo".

It’s visa free for two weeks. Just book your ticket, your hotel reservation, health insurance (I don’t think that is necessary) and you are good to go.

@@isidorajohnson9273 I think it depends on the nationality. For Germans for example it's more than two weeks. You definitely need a return ticket and a proof of accommodation.