- The island is well known for its sugarcane plantations and it has a long and interesting history to it. We visited the Sugar museum, you have to go there when you visit the island...
- inside the museum, very informative!
- they need some serious tools for the job...
- a typical roadside scene of sugar plantations and they have a few small hills around that you can ascend
- alistar checking out the local basalt rock...they hurt the hands... this was on the coast, where a one of only two tour operators have rock climbing set-up's. outdoor sports or activities ranks very low on the recreation list...
- the infamous Pamplemousse Botanical gardens, the have a palm tree that flower once every hundred years and then dies after that...sad
- a night of Sega (local dance) on the beach at the Sugar Beach Hotel - unfortunately for us we did not get stay here, even though we wanted to so badly...
next time,
we will post some more before we leave on Tuesday morning next week. We have a day or two of fun in the sun left here on the island, we will make use of it!
until later, love to you all!
The Team
