Royston Ellis

Derek Schuurman

The Mascarenes, about 500 miles apart off the east coast of Madagascar, have become a mecca for honeymooners and those attempting to get away from it all. This travel guide provides detailed information on hotels, transportation, and restaurants; an expanded natural history section with listings of nature reserves; discussions of people and culture; and information on canyoning, caving, diving, snorkeling, and biking.

The Mascarene Isles

Mauritius, Rodrigues & Réunion

Alexandra Richards

Renowned as a "dream holiday" destination, the Mascarene Islands also offer outdoor exploring opportunities aplenty, such as cycling, mountain hiking, and canyoning. Local national parks boast some of the world's rarest birds, making this guide's up-to-date coverage on conservation an essential feature for naturalists. Watersports are at the top of many visitor's agendas, and the whole range of options are covered, from diving and snorkeling around coral reefs to deep-sea marlin fishing. Features include:

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