Mauritius, one of the Indian Ocean island nations, is famous for beaches, lagoons, and reefs. The mountainous interior of Mauritius includes Black River Gorges National Park that has waterfalls, rainforests, hike trails, and animals like that of the flying fox. Capital Port Louis has sites like The Champs de Mars horse track, Eureka plantation house, and the 18th-century Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Gardens.

The island has more Mauritius than beaches or fancy hotels. Mark Twain touched on that rough interior, and John Gimlette, writing for Telegraph Travel in 2015, wrote: "Although only the size of Surrey It has the potential of the Alps. Massive ridges of granite hung above, at times higher than 2,600 feet. Within these mountain peaks, deep gorges have been created, as well as an amazing landscape of waterfalls, woodlands, and pine forests. One river is the tallest of the Statue of Liberty, and the other - at Grand Bassin - we came to a mountain lake, where the eels had grown to 6 feet long. The reason for all this beauty was evident in an explosion cataclysmic in nature. Nearly eight million years ago the bottom of the Indian Ocean ruptured, pouring basalt up into the sky. After the calm, an amazing new world was created, populated by bizarre plants and fantastical creatures."

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