Sailing past Gunner Island just north of Mauritius. The sun was just coming up as we passed between the Islands and was navigating our way down the coast to Port Luis.

To start our explorations of Maurituis we walked to the bus station to go hike up Corp De Garde Mountain. But Cary split his toe on one of the millions of pavers that are sticking up all over Port Louis.

Jade and Ben watching the world go by in Port Louis as we bus a half hour to the second highest peak in Mauritius.

About a third of the way up I cought a goat hiking up the mountain with her young. She was a bit surprized.

Looking back down the trail at Cary, Ben, and Jade looking out over the plateau toward Port Louis.

A little close up of the gang having fun.

Nice to see solar power generation farms being used.

Looking out towards Port Louis.

Back into Port Louis walking the busy streets and seeing all the venders trying to sell anything and everything.

Port Louis City Life

Typical sidewalks in Port Louis

City Life

Found a micro-Brew in Port Louis and had a great glass of Oktoberfest it is the season friends.

After a few beers I checked out the freash market and had to leave after being asked million times to buy something by the venders

As the days speed by we stopped by yesterday at the Chateau De Labourdonnais. Its a old Chateau that housed a wealth family during the beginning times of the sugar cane production in the early 1800’s.

I thought it was cool to look into a mirror in this old Cheatue and capture myself in a mirror that captured the pasts of others because it was the original furniture of the building.

Walking through gardens

Had to stop at one of the sugar cane rum distilleries.

As we drove around the whole island it was covered in sugar cane flied being grown and harvested. It is still there number one export product.

The landscape of Mauritius and its suburbs