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If you are planning your next vacation or looking for information regarding Mauritius then you have come to exactly the right place! You may rest assured that our service and individual care will fulfill your requirements to your complete satisfaction. Whether you want to go exploring or simply looking for some silence and rest, this is the place where you will find what you are looking for.
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The small village Petit Verger is on the sunny westcoast about an hour away from the airport. A quiet side street will lead you to the vacation apartments of the Kraemmer family, on through the garden directly to the Indian Ocean or rather to the beach where you can go swimming and snorkeling. In the immediate vicinity (about 5 - 10 minutes on foot) there is a big supermarket.
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About 45 minutes away from the airport, on the westcoast of the island, you will find the tourist village of Flic en Flac. On the main street of the village are numerous boutiques, souvenir shops, banks, supermarkets, discos and restaurants which are reasonable and well recommended. The hotels, which are mainly close to the beach offer the possibility of renting sports equipment and attending scuba diving classes...
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Here you can make a non-binding inquiry for the apartments in Flic en Flac and Petit Verger. Once we have received your inquiry we will contact you to clarify remaining questions and details for a reservation. We look forward to your inquiry .
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Mauritius isn't only the gem of the Indian Ocean but an island with atmosphere and multicultural history. Every European state which once had a merchant fleet left its mark on it. It was discovered by the Portuguese around 1510. In 1598 the Dutch fell in love with that island, occupied it and named it "Maurits" (Moritz, Duke of Oranien). The French came in 1715 and called it "Ile de France". The name remained for about 100 years. However, after several sea battles with the English the French were banished. Although Mauritius was given back its name by the English, they brought slavery onto the island. Mauritius didn't become independent until 1968 and on 12 March 1992 the Republic of Mauritius was founded.
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