Port Louis is the capital of Mauritius. With a population of around 170 000, the city is the largest on the island. It is also the economic center of the country. Port Louis feels like a mixture of different countries and continents - Africa, China, Europe, the Middle East and others. Its lively streets provide a good alternative to the other part of the island filled with peaceful resorts and private beaches. Be aware that once the commuters leave the city after dark, it dies out and practically nothing is open.

Located off the east coast of Madagascar, this island is known by two names - "Sainte Marie" and, more colloquially "Nosy Boraha". The island has a population of over 15 000 and for a beautiful scenery, you should take adventage the hotspot for humpback whales - the channel located between the island and the coast of Madagascar.

Ile aux Nattes is a very small (3km in diameter) island off the southern coast of Madagascar. The tropical island boasts unspoiled tropical beaches with fine white sand, coconut and other palm trees scattered along the shore and a turquoise lagoon protected by coral reefs inhabited by a variety of exotic marine life.

The city of Tamatave is located on the east coast of Madagascar and is among the most modern cities in the country. It's charm is its beautiful land and coast scenery. The port in Tamatave is the main port in Madagascar and one of the most famous sights in the city.

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The town of Pointe des Galets is located on the west side of the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean and is the commercial and industrial center of the island. It was created around the harbour in the 1980s. Le Port's straight avenues and modern architecture are more interesting from an urban point of view rather than a tourist one. The harbour is the third largest naval base belonging to France. The town's marina provides a great opportunity to explore the underwater world.

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