Hello Anni!
in the south you also have a very hot and dry climate. The south is less crowded, and has more nature. Some spots have really nice beaches, others are beauties of nature where one cannot swim because of rocks and corals. The south his its own flair and atmosphere.
In the middle of the island you have the high plateaus, in these regions its colder. Thats where also most of the cities are. Yesterday I was there with some friends, and it felt like I would need to put on a light pullover. Maybe because we are more used to the heat here in the north.
I am not so much the south expert, but love it there. The north is more my specialty cause thats where I reside to.
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Well, I'd like to go to the south, but to a time where I'd be able to enjoy the last warm days and witness the transition from summer to 'fall'.
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Then I would suggest the month of May, thats the best one!
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Coming from Latin America I know that the winter can be warm also, and I would be happy to take the risk.
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No risk no fun!
...but our winters are not ice cold, on the high plateaus it does get colder and wouldn't be a summer experience, but on the coastal regions, it will be still warm.
Now, when you come, please take into consideration that Mauritius is visited by cyclones. Thus, when I cyclones comes, there will be a few days of bad weather, and if the cyclone hits, then you'll have to stay home quite a while. So, I always suggest to people, that they should come for at least 2 weeks, and best is 3!
But I am sure most of the weather conditions and way of life you'll see here, might sometimes look familiar, or with certain similarities to your continent, thus, maybe making you feel quite quickly home and very welcome!
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Thank you once again and congratulations on the beutiful Web page of Isla-Mauricia.
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Thanks for your compliment
